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_ (Canadian Press)

0'l'I‘AWA. Aus. 4.-An interesting

military proposition is at present bs ing urged upon Ool. Bam Hughes

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(Special to The Guardian) `

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ST. JOHN Aug 4-/ph 1

the bodies ol the victims hi tlliestsisd drow i

Minister oi Miiitia .1 D 1 1 ' 1 “”g “°°“’°“* 0" W°dh°s<lsy lust didarent parts oi o::ada,°te:c1?na '" Wm” “""° ""“”g 1°=‘1i"“ 1°" their

feet that _Canada should sand Ove

11114 a canadian brigade to the Era; zifaltoch Lommd t°'““" ‘.*"‘“’ °“ ai'

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]lBll lVlBl.0Il8.], and 8.l‘ln`y ma<ll0l|e`v5rs

Since the Minister took control ol cident occurred' the mdlitary aflairs of the Dominion The bodies recovered t° ‘I3 W i'

there has been greater co-operation with the English authorities in mil- itia. matters than ever before. This scheme has been suggested to .him as a forward step in still further mod- elling the Canadian militia on the lines of English soldiers in tactical matters.

The scheme as suggested is that a

brigade should be composed of four battalions a composite corps of cav- alry, artillery and gtller mountgd troops-.

(1) A Batillion of Highlanders com-

posed of representatives of different Highland regiments from all parts of the Dominion.

(2) A Battalion "of fusiliers and

guards chosen from the different lus- iliers and guards regiments, The battalion to be knows as the Bear- skin Bnttallion.

A Batallion ol representatives oi

different rifle regiments.

A, Batallion of representatives of

other infantry regiments known us the “scarlet” regiment. f

A Batallion of representatives of

other arms of the service, cavalry, artillery, aemy service corps and other units. \ 52 I 1 1

scntative of all the different arms of the (lunndian si=.rv_'i-<1. Those to be taken would likely bc chosen by rcc- ommendation of ofllccrs of regiments, The ofllccrs' to be taken would depend upon the recommendation of the of- ficers co-mmandlng the district and would depend upon tho interest they

lives- WSW drugged from the bottom

s continuous search since the ac-

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‘hose Of M158 Tlllle Davis and Miss Elisa Dowling.

o'clock» this 'morning the fire hell rang the alarm ol what turned out to he s Very serious conflagration which broke out at the water front.

The tlre was located in the wood-

working factory of Mr. M..P. Hogan, which is situated at the foot of Great George street and adjoins the- largc engineering foundry and work- shops oi Messrs. Bruce Stewart &

At twenty minutes past 'two'

had already obviously secured s good firemen, an'd it is to their credit that h ld

G further away from the scat of the

, o on the wood factory building they succeeded in achieving their ob- ,(,C“"“‘““" Press) and with such excellent material td ` ject. How they did it is almost mir- M?UEB_II”;“B'eDhAlfgquifiggenhegeo feed them as the lumber and other aculous. At no time indeed did any F'

~ ~ . _ - children and an unknown wo

glgzg h,I::l;‘§1Lg)utI;;J,§'e‘;l;1}i’t vgihgliligig ';rg;;_t%°tecv1l?:_‘::1l;&agéouxlki tgriudri living with the family were hui

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spread with remarkable velocity. and fsw railing eindars ai the myriad that f,‘;r‘,’;’,§‘t"Isf,;‘,‘,‘f,Bm(f’,'",§',I§f,a‘;2 15 n despite the desllerate ellvrte of tl1'¢ filled the air sei; alight the roof of east of Quebec '

ilremcnr it was ivldent alter the first the office building of the firm, even The disaster was caused by en minutes s rugge that to sav explosion of a lamp in the home the factory was hopeless. No fewer [ire than the found. but 1 k

Joseph Noble, Miss Georgie Pnttnrf' son and John Stanton they were li0i\l5ll1g cn the lake on Wednesday last_ when the boat upset and Misses Davis. Dowling and Brown were

_ _ _ _ Co. The locality of the outbreak in

In company with Miss Tillie BFOWD the midst ol the crowded river build-

ings rendered the position extremely srrious and that the fire was no more extensive in its destruction than eventually proved to be the case is

. Y' q“° eyes JosephPa.quet n river Pilot, wh

than half a dozen lines of hose were spotted the mischief before it, had get me to the' house “<_hi¢h was 9 st one time or other oleylne onthe gone inn, and n few wsu dinested E mass 0. games blazing building, but the flames ruth- 51;.-gsm.. fr '

Om the branch Dilles cllllii' Joseph Paquet and one child

lesslv spread and enveloped the cn- gniahad the smaii biases that 1. .1

tire place heleve long. To keep the cm-I-ed_ ' a Oc' fire confined to this buildin an

va ,_

EOPLE D T0 DEA TH

caped_ Neighbors who saw the flames

plc, awakened Mrs. Paquet who rosel and five escaped but returned immediately to

man, warn her husband and help save the

ned children. ohn Paquet came out soon after with iilcs his daughter, Leonie, 21 years old.

Mrs Paquet was so hadl burned

the that she died. Mrs. Lapointe who of was staying with the Paquets was ich seriously burned and it is feared she con ,will die. Joseph Paquet is also very

badly burned and his recovery il

es- doubtful.

drowned. the others escaping after a. terrible experience The bod

the search was continued until to-day when the other two bodies were _brought to the surface near the spot whcre the first was found. ‘The body of Miss Davis was found about 51.30 and that of Miss Dowling about 6.30. It han not yet been decided whether an inquest will be he,1l.

The bodies were brought to'thc

city to-night. ,There were no marks on them and both were in good state of preservation.

lW0 SUBIVIAHINES

ers have been sent to look for them

When the alarm was given the fire. frlre became eventually the aim of the

d'let Up to the time of going to press '

<1 s 1 . 1 1 ti. 11 t 11 d _ g

csmivzgaileo brivg? eg! Eiga it burn itself out there, and to keep the fire is still burning, though it is

- y ofM11ss B,;g,,de_ the adjacent buildings from catching well under control. The wood fac-

Brown was recovered Saturday and `

tory is a total ruin.

al reports _on this part of their work,

and the Inspectors of schools are ex-

pected to put emphasis on this work

» in their regular inspection ofthe

school. In order that elementary ag- riculture and garden work might be

_ further emphasized, this year the . Board of Education appointed a man

Ii. P. Steeves, _M. A., of Sussex, for

The second of the series of public many Yel1i`B an Inspector of Schools. meetings in connection with the Siirnq £0 Hive 1111 his time to the advoc ‘\'

‘ in

tha Prince of wnics ooiiaga haiu last Nature Study sud Gardening. and to night. The Premier, the flwn, J, A. H015 as Illsllect-0" Of Eilfileila- The

inathiegon, Dresidem ‘first gardens in connection with Newl To a large gathering of teachers Brunswick schools, were established

i two excellent an _ in 1904, under the Macdonald Rural.

fcssor Frcdeiic F Smith M Sc,i1""-lntnined “iid Hlilily others have

_ of Chester, Mass , and the othe,r by been established, n11d no doubt the

pl 1) vi, Halmmm phi) 11|-ofegggl number will now riipidly increase.1

(C an P ) of Nature study in Macdonald Col- Our government gives a special.

an 1 an rcss r t f $30 _~ V _ _ t ~ t .,|_g

IONDON Aug 4__Tw0 But sh lege, Montreal, and founerly teacher II llli 0 pci vom 11 cvirlv cw 1

1 of Nature Study inthe Proviiicial Oi' Who Biicccsdilillv maint in Y

submarines which were engnfved in Normal School

manoeu/rcs are missing and destroy- U H

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school garden, und also $20 to

r niniltou gg1d:- illlc-nd in nmiiituiniug tho garden. No!

‘l Teachers are required to make speci-

- . M" -our teachers in elementary a :cul-

iner School for teacheis was held |01 “iid '50 illlflllz lielll to teachers in g

had talfm in their regiments.

4.000 FISHEHMAN A

0000 00 STRIKE

(Canadian Press) 1

Vancouver, Aug. 4.-Four thousand

salmon ilsherinen have gone on strike on the Fraser River. Oin Saturday the cnnncries announced. that the

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price of fish was to be materially rc- duced.

_ _ g o eir responsi-

Jurmncse and Indians me almmly been decided to appoint no ambassn

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on strike und hnvc cn'lled out thc In- gmmp g_oVm_mnc“t has been mestuf which will best qualify for successful

diau women who work in thc cnnncr-

ies. Greek fishermen are the only I’

ones not yet on strike. This fact has caused trouble as the Japanese strike pickets to-day attacked thc Greek

fishermen and threw their catches S

overboard. - One cannery alone has 10,000 fish left on its hands.

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ooUN'r1ss MAY sunk Dlvoncic.

-PARIS, August. 2.-The Countess Laszlo Szeclienyi, formerly Miss Gladys Vunderlzilt, youngest daugh- ter of thc lute Cornelius Vanderbilt. of New York, ls on thc point of dc-

mnnding n divorce from her husband. is according to 11 teleZl‘am'ff0m Bmla' st

pest to~nigl1t to the Petit Parieifll- g

T00 LATE FOR - FOB CLASSIFICATION

as-__

One cent per word each insertion in H

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-flve ‘§9P_§P'___.______--__ - WAN'l‘El) AT ONCE YOUNG MAN for farm work. Alllily 120 Ham' mond Kelly. Southport.

730-7-5M5l.

BE'§Tw?i§ii.i}&T‘§3`1Y1T6f1*rn'roWN Ann West Royalty on Sunday. liiilieh grey coat sweater. Finder leave at H

Saunders, Newsome, Go. 10

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CONDENSED NDS to

, _ _ _ ‘ I have looked forward with pleas- Aht the,lAdn"mlty It is uffmght that ure to visiting your ' Island lioinc. t e ffnllre uf the Bmmmuncs to re' mid 1 have been disappointed. After port is due to thc fact that thc com- having seen something of your hemp andcrs ‘hd "°t know “mt the “lim” tiful landscape, fertile f`1clds and com- °“‘"`°E‘ had bw" suddenly completed' furtuble homes, I feel that you have

nn heritage of which you may well lccl proud, and I con1_vr;it11lu.tc you on its possession. It reinuins for _vou, the present posscssors, to so live ami plan the work,-to conserve and dc-

_ vclop these possessions-and to prop-

- ' ‘ ‘ erly educate the future possessorn, ‘_ that not only you but succeeding

. generations will enjoy to the' fullest

extent, and profit most by your in-

__ hcritance ol the "Garden of the

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,_ (Canadian Press) 1 y The indications :nn thnt the Gov-

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1v.s.sHiNGroN, Ang. 1.-It nas f;f:(',“‘;",;“;‘wak,,, ° t"e",‘;".°f “"1

m_ to succeed' Mr. wilson until H bilities _as rcgamls an education

In-shud in Mexico. living on the fnrm; because no donut,

. the large attendance and the great

e $5

other province is more liberal in this regard than New lJi'1ius\vick. Almost without exception, our lending teach-1 crs. the Principal of the Normal School. nrul thc Inspectors of Schools are eiitliiisiastie supporters ol Nuturo Study and Gardening. Our Chief Siipcrintciidciit of Schools, Dr. Curt- er, has always been a strong support- er of nn cducatio-:1 which, without, neglecting the training of the bruin,l would ut the same time train the special senses and better fit a boy or girl to meet thc rcquircmeiits and face the realities of life. Now, as Chief Superintendent, he is strongly and warmly advocating and encoura-I giug the introduction of Household' Science 'and Manual connection with our`co111mo11 schools; and for the city. provision for technical edusa-'

tion, and commercial courses in per-I ticular, in ordcr that the city boy or girl may be best trained for the oc-

` d instructive ad `

The Brigade would thus be mpm_ dresses were fiehvered, ,me by pro. bchools movement. Fhese have been

l Y. ch as

_ . _ . ‘diseases of plants and commbn weed,B_ ‘ment of the liuils by placing them ii

» agriculture, notwithstimdiiig the cllpamons Of the city- In agriculture 1 . V _ _ . »

_°`_"_°`*"_"° _ great profits in fur farming, must for th_° adult farmer and his Eonsfnnd the geology of agricultum Buch water m 0' wan" loom' hood 1

S the Provinces of Canada 'l`hc ereu.t_'f\nd planned for the future througllvelementary agri°"lt""e» eiluiil t0 thillllwere give" for testing mr this food

_ _ _‘given 1, .1 S m and later in the season when growth

_ Egeagggggleiltvig ,;‘,Jidl;x,:,:l.c({ll;',l;£;r,,k:.§ lzllsngn£lidrldlnlnst)lt11l;c2.'xhl‘lr', (lieymggigg- to lielpymeetuthigelieeélihzllthzetelxégf is under way, testing to und that it

iibsrai msncy grants time 1~svid1ng.i’"h“°“ °f°hHfdB» bv exhibits of “_” °f the rural districts oi the MM. has been used 1.y_t1.a ninnt. A ntndy among many things' for winter andifarhi Products and by short courses time P1°°"iil°9S~ The BCli0°l "lily of the res'd°"t l".mg was t.“k°“ ull’

_ . _ ' _C mm? audiin ag,.icu1tu,.e_ mast in Cha;-iottetown next yeah In also, tl1e‘ch11ng_cs in the habits of ani-

summer courses In Agn U ' closing may ue remind ourselves of‘ mal” dumlg th” Season' wuilhthe re' _ _ ~ _ turn of spring when every ing is

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llllesfgrmggl irlclliiatiglis ;llLpl~;;'r1;s"inE~ three in horticulture, one in ani- the British 15105. Came to these wil-'Gill' lash Y¢‘8l"B bird friends return,

(c...m.iinn Press) along the ,ight u,,,,,_ mai imsbnndry, and one in fnrm‘d_crn¢ss Provinces. sud midst privil-

REGINA, Aug 4.-In a crop report The ‘aw that you have asked met., crops. A few years ago, Mr. L. P.`t1on and hard work, carved out homies, sucd today it is stated that harve- give you a talk on what is being.Fisher of Woodstock, a wealthy law- in this country and roared large ia. lllg ill SU»HliHf»Ch°W“"- W1" l’° "“ dom, in other pa,-tg of C,mada_ yer, died and left large sum.; of mon- milies. We, their decendants, are en- nerally on August 20th. The aver- shows that you are anxious and ey for different pm~p0n¢g_ one provi- joying the fruits of their labour, en- e yield for the province will he wining to learn' and this is an in. sion was for huililinr it college of ag- durance and perseverance. Shall wc cll HP t0 last YBHPB “ml "fi fiif “S ,mation of pl-,,KresB_ _riculture at Woodstock, the institu- prove unworthy descendants! Shall n be judged now. will run 20 llhsllhls I shun speak cmeflv of me ,,g,i,,.,1_'i1on to he maintained by the Gov- we not. and may we not so live, and the acref tuml work in New 'Brunswmg It is ernment. That huildi-ng is-now being plan and work, and so educate our-

-_-"'i- my native P,-ovincfh me one vmer., 1 erected. The Department of Agricul- selves and rising generations, that we

_ have done most 0[ my teaching wo;-k_ ture plans to give there next winter and they may do our part in build-

V . '_ ' _ ' tif 1 and bountiful

Jl lar. ‘i.ure. heritage ol ours, a great prosperous

with few excer,t§0uE,_ an New }3,~unB.,, I refer but briefly to the work and nation of happy homes and a conten-

wlck teachers must be graduates of alms Of Miwdonalfl ('01l°Ze l\ ted D0Plllail0n. iliid may this Island

the Provincial Normal 3.91001 at Ere doubt von are nlieadv familiar with of the Gulf shine as

. how soils are made amd the ',-hffe,-_ stored in the twigs ncui thc buds fo

ever remain the great basic industry ‘md 1" Work for U19 farm" 3 W1f¢ as I not only of this pm-_.incc_ but of all and daughters, much is being done ent kinds By putting on a course the early spring iowth Met io(

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

the one with which I am most fumll a series of short courses in agrlcul- ings in this beau u

_ . vocational education `

g ' V . ri .-t _ i ~ f . ' teacher how best to get the boys nnil‘

so an.mn.1» E Island- he "““‘“ "°°“ *““°“ ‘“‘° §‘.‘°..’°"" §.iZ°‘;.f.‘Z...'Jl'§"‘"2Z.‘;i.§°‘LZ‘iI3§..t”°8‘i.}§ l‘f’l=dT»`i.‘="1'§ €”?.§’T=i.=‘?~."“1f.’.f§.'..'i.‘il`.§‘i€ ‘$?“...Z’.~‘.I'f.'..f."‘.ii.“-.'. ‘°..’..“..’.’..5§‘€..“..‘.‘“““.}I’.i ‘*'1:.‘{‘t.".i'°“t°“»€.? 50° `”~°“"‘l“"'£'.!"."i“ ‘~ ' ' __ . 1 h ar. - _ _ . ’ nro 1 cmwi caimo " 11'1- _______ ______ ______'723 B 5MB" ;‘:,°';,ti'm 1¥,I§;°f,,sI,),:dmf g,';gYmg,.¢af°.,r,1§r the simplest uDl>srst1is~ such as CH" ggiwtjl ,§,)£e;‘c,,";f; 211°,” Saugfeeprgf “;‘;° T““'1“(Fo:1‘;r""!° i;;°*`<:"°"' T3: i’l°°' ing nu things best wortii imowing to

AUCTmN_DESmABLE COTTAGE' this asset. 'rua .mir explanation bs acquired and “sed ih “Y “°h°°l~ testqnt teacher, 0, the P,0,,,,,,,e O, £om_n§;°o,' tminxgii bi) Beg] mfchlt ti... and time they may do the thins..

s 1 t 1: 1 nt'i¥‘ "" is "mt mu has complied in mtlmiand thi? cgillzes gl; rgfilganlg Q“°l‘°” his *"“i“°<i and s H°l\svh01ii was an would the batter yennine him which '““"° M” 'mst """`“‘ """’“"'

KUIE 5t\`°€\`-- 5° 5 °° 7’ “C” ' th th.. requirements Ol disc llll“°- Pr“° C” as 0° ’ ' 3 inns., guhool ivin gh...-t nnd long `°°"`___""

_ actually perform the experiments,- ° 1- y » K K to cope with the difficulties that he PRINCE HENRY “_-Im

---4---’ and do the work in the laboratory. '3°‘:f;’§:Hi;lBt?(;":2‘°lghta'§l’:’l:*l“f;lenf:if;¥ had to contend with _in the battle of BE THE FIRST If;1NG.S

gghool garden, » and lleld. In connec- "- Y llle. Vocational subiects were grai- SON To ATTEND W,.,-,N‘ ti ith .tho Normal gdwoi is 5 ll.V WFWHK £0 the I"`l“°lP°1. M‘*°d0"‘ ually making their way into thc high _

TEACHER 'WAN'I‘lllll~F1i`iS'i` Of* Lm1=:n.\1.s noN"r 0" W 1 ' _.aid cniiego. P..0-. Quebec- A" im* ncinmin an aiactiv.. aubiects a _ __

ml LIKE INDEPENDENCE' llmtudslihotli gatllllclTrltsmnzl1r‘ldal>llli1l»:x?il1d D0"tant part of thc ¢0ll\‘i~l@ lil the At tb- conclusion of the iuiilrcsscs rilluw YURKW1 Augl 1.3 lA L. “mn

___ (uc e y e s , ‘ _ - 'A ' cu) c 1-inys;--" len il on uns re~1\s-

mer vacation Sullillcmhllh Wh IONDON 'Aug 3-The independent and Planted in .such n way Bette fv°(:l:;01inf\;`g:i‘;l:~"i§‘§x l,‘:o3‘l‘;u,{';`:§t:;",§ ;‘ll:e“t!ll° ’;“0;i°'ll` °fsel;l;”;]di"‘;"::;tIll;:’lIé';` seiublc in Seritcmhsr alter tlic sum-

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Apply quick to `A. R. Mclloniilg. attitude adopted by P .Joao rrmr`t(i)1;, iixalixewiasrn amrlnlodeln ciczgnecaogouvihty gradenmg' manual training' and tm Mullins’ 8 h»em_ty vote of thanks érgrl-,r ‘;r:Ii1c(;.£<»;;l(lf.»I1;u:;):1ic: fohnniéile _S-ecretary._ __ _g__725-8-5M2iE5D . M. p., for East Bt. encras. n 1 this Aram; lessons are taught and hchsi-hold science which they receive. wa, ,worded P,0fe,,,,0,., Smith and mst time in “H history Wm have as AUCTION .Will WILL’ SELL ON MAR-\ ins w.th the opposition gtstheocléilsg experizmmes. are carried on' as An important new move' M regards Hamilton. R ket square teddy. Tuesday 00m' of the Marconi debate, a 1 dh ld b in over Km.den_ _The rural education has been made this ` ,BML The .new lm . Wm Q 1. , Q

penalty, and Mr. Martin has been they ou e Y “nun b_ yi-nr, lyforder to provide male tench~ QARNIVAL OPENS AT vI(;q~(m1,\_ _ Y l’ " “ °

years old 'with foal by her side. 'M ed hy the local association not to wogkin h the iatrtlctisy cxmistnc :Ld Ms mr thu prlndpnishipn ol leading - _ ____ Elcnry, tblc tiiiirtdnsitiii cl the Kilnlg and;

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A human' Term- “nhl mm' Oar. "ek N-ldecliottlll the Canadian As- llllzygigs. is made 'as a practical andlrufgl ¢ “c|h"°]° iangllndtce t',‘;‘;|¢ma::; VFCTORIA’ 13° C" Aug' 4'_vmn‘ “hill this summer hns been nt gg fer. -li 00~. A“¢“°“°°" -,fn iuvuipd nagizteharlges: s"I'u <1.. nothing oi ss agricultural as vféssibiis- “§,'t,f§fe ‘ ,fn ing” ,nythe Sify” vim' water.. const nsinmi, nraaii stairs.

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TmNhE§s~"Im‘.Bm°§m0EIvRD BY the zllilxillh 0:dedllizelylmvlllhilitulngdl :;aant|1l|:l~ olidllgatg? wi amntry- csiisge 01-anrienitn.-e taxing the two in the city. A program ai festivities w"°“ the ‘“" "“ "“’ '°°‘"“ l"‘"“°’

to Eton announced his intention of

' ycar or the four year coursc. may to Inst theentirc week h-is been ai- ,

t d th g the ing to stimulate an interest in and \ _ _ sending lrince Henry to the school,

umllb rllt rssodllrllgh (lg withlllraw- lull a l0lifl¢l8*-10!! 101° W0l'k ln elemen-l ;::';;‘;‘r; 9' l::':;*t" t5;*°hwl;¥kt“li‘!l\“ihl; ranged£ :\r;av;il find mfilitnry di-0“"_ it was understood that the Prince

l’-i\l'IlW. i¢°'°"°'“ may drinking ld- local itse support from Martin, who, tary BK"l°“‘t""°' For tha mmll school for teachets in thc Theory and nametn 'athlstlnl at "tam :ls anhtilia wmnd reside at windsor' but he is loans. at the Montague Races, W0 “U u h my start a new school Kfades there is prescribed n| ) } , h M _ 33"" '» _° ° °l"° 5 5" 75° 5' really to he attached to the house mm" yiqusg 31. Tenders wg) _ge howeyeitzi w il ptri; #Interests 0' mem, dennm course of instrumon in E1e_,lracti.-e or teaming nm sc ooi an rowinm m0¢_.,.~\,0..,1; .md ,wimming

time saturday, Acme °~ - - °"'°°" °“ “

the residence of W. H. Clai‘li0. 171 to

the premises on Wednesdlllh 5'1" wt July, at 12 o'clock noon. B. Beau"-

sto, Auctioneer. " ‘l6.'3;1'_Vl§i'

second class teacher lor‘Glenw0 School District No. 42. Mid-sum-

meneing 12 o'cloe\e neon. mlm 8 its

the undersigned Icom any 1>°l‘i'°h °' fe' persona neun; to emi- in. the ua da

‘ ¢.s»¢--»---h-»-

, _ l(lng's special wish that he should b

N N* mu ° Henan” Mundi' Lmment Cm." mpthng-ig, each month of the yenrin each grade. could have in these Provinces, as Minards Linlment Cures Distemper. "ated like any nth" boy_.,

ll!! l Linimeut , OV l _ < »

. _ 'o '

_ _ ‘ ` ` ' the brightest

dericton before they are permitted to the fact that at the Western end of c . "

g m of all I wish you well.

teach. For ii permanent licenge they Montreal Island, 20 miles west of Professor Smith, in his address, must have at least ii one-year thelcity, through the generosity ofa which will be more fully dealt with

-- course. andh forl the lowesg glass lof §I‘;‘;:1(;"‘;n5a‘J1i(il0§1:(ili7€h?lD°1i*;“ll;llSIllé‘ B/Iillisglé flume sugiecéggrétl isslike of Tale Ggiar- was duly emphasizei The manner M

license, t ird c ass, goo or on yl f '

. at e uca on , _ ,, , _

_ educational reformer' DL J,-,mes W_ should be adapted to th dit, n growth in twigs and leaves uns also

Pmmdmn Press three years, they must have a four R c con 0 s

I _ b t th h b t Hi h_ .. A ., dealt with in an interei-iting 1|11\11nc1

sAsK11'rooN Ang 4.-nuglnr J. mthnthisc cOurBe'1“1In altnlxfrgaorlgxll ed) imdiu.. 122:11 iilistelllaiiizil fm- ;lllerbe`v;£`sad wvnzulxilig miglimialds The l°"s°“ W” °"““""‘°“ “`“"` “

` ' ' 30 0° Oufses- " em” ` ` list of llhcnomcuu to be "ccorde1l 1~1-

lll Wil() Wills dlscllnryloll fI`0In U10 t ‘_ N ture qtud Gardening and tural Eurrgundingg, and grant, con- from R localit ,h

"th f sllicrsf h vin notched n “ c' 8 ‘ Y’ `

y vi ere the natural _ -I _ 1,, 1

1. or a 1! B B t venience of access, a college which ggnditwnn were not favomyl t Agri 0" “Um ‘my to ‘my by Wi" “ “‘“‘~‘

Grim" “ug from the hands of ,I Annual Training. Play an imD0i`l'»9fi\ li H ’° 0

di d 1 t 1 t __ ' the careful supervision of thc teacher.

un" lady and trampled it under Part' ‘md are °°mp“1s°ry' In these Jarggssedngsy ui; hfq€hzme':,,0r1sd_n§t glélttlllicrefgriricg1€'::,;ala§d:fat;"nthtfq These lessons have also been taken

foxes Also No 1 dark mink and footnand in whose case represcntat. s11l;jec’ts,t;1(1;t Fgéymisghiagoggfsliz consists o1‘thi‘ee parts a college of schéoiq In ,gat K g y n l lil’ fF0m U10 lwint of shfw-ing tht.

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Canadian Sable. D. spd E. Fox, ations were made to Col Hu hes

‘principals of large and rural schools men thoroughly trained in agricul- ,ture, the results as regards n prac- tical education along agricultural ' lines, ought to be marked.

THE STUDY OF SCIENCES.

I shall speak of one other move to

meet the needs of these Maritime Provinces as regards the trainin of

ture and then I ani done. Nearly thirty ycars ago, the Summer .School of Sciences for the Maritime Provin- ces was organized by professors an teachers of the sciences to promote the study of the sciences. It has niet yearly since, and has done the work for which it was originally planned. The sciences such as botany, zoology, physics, and chemistry are now a 1L:- C0i-Znizcd Dart of every High School, Course. Four years ago Dr. Andrews of Mr. Allison University in u.uguriit_ ed a course in Elementary Agricul- ture and School Gardening, That has lieen continued by thc speaker for three years. 'l‘l1e courses in agricul- ture have been the most largely at- tended of the school, This year, at l-Izilifax, 125 took ngi'icultu1'c. For three years thi.: New ljrunswick Boaril of l'lducation has recognized thc cert if`|':\tc lu ugriciilture given by the S, S. of Science, ns qualifying for school 1.:u.r1lcn work, nnil iin gcucral has Htfllngly sllliilortad the work of the school. This year_it hasbecn decided '20 m0llify the (course of instruction and next ycar all the work ol the school, with tire exception of courses in literature, manual training, and draW’ng, will be in agriculture. There

On Friday afternoon, Prufess

Ross took Class "C" at the Slum School. He spoke of the spec purpose of the Summer School 11 then explained .what was cxilec ,of the teachers on their 1~turn 111 their own districts. He cautii-n them regarding the uso of alccb lamps und chemicals in gcucrnl. l pointed out thc importance of tcnc ing all the young pcoplc of the pr vince the names and life lmhits our common plants, :'11.<l stat that this could be done vmiuiiit any way dctracting from the tcnc ing of reading and \\'l‘itlllg, ill lim he believed it would supply u moti to thc child for learning these sul jects, and consequently mal.: it cus er for both pupil uuil teacher. 'ii whole hour and ci hall was spcul. i discussion wliicli was taken 1111"' i by the pupil as well as by tlli- l'1' fcssor, It was ii profitable und wfc

SISAHUNAI. (IIIANGES.

'l‘hc lessons on “Sc11soiu1l(‘l1ungcs

coudlictcd by l’i'i111-.ipail Morci1u1u»i

wcrc liroliglit 1.11 ii iriniitliisiiiii ycstc iluy with 11 study of the winter 11 spring icutiircs. 'Fbcsc lcssoin-1 hu. bceii iolliiivcd with coiisidcriihlc i tcrcnt, and iniiuy viiiiiiiblc points ciuiiicctioii with thc circiimstiuiccsi tcccilciit to the c|111ni;1¢s uiiil places f<

MEHING 0F

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A meeting of the City School Board

»v.'as hcld last evening, The following 'trustees were present: Messrs. T. C. .lii1nc,-, Henry Smith and J. P. Gor- dr-1. :mil Dr. Jenkins. § i 1 1`~i- absence ol Judge Blanchard. ,'91 'I, C. James was appointed Childs'-l ITIHII. i Eftcr routine business, n number of lnpplicutions lor the position of teach- 11- in West Kent Street School were refni and considered.

it was xiianimously agreed that

hir. \lfrcd>1e1.m.'1i1 he appointed to the p..siti»\~1.

it \'<‘1_=: 11:01-rev’ that Miss A.A. Wad-

nuin ‘.11 .. ...sfcm-ul to Prince Street scimfn 1.. 1_l| the vacancy caused by the rc1=i.~_ _. _ion of Miss Bovyen

lt was iinnuimoiisiy ngrccil to let

thc Y. M. (`_ A. have thc use of the Prince Struct Hcliool grounds for a. s11pc1'vi.=cd iilzivurouiiil during the nuimmci' iiimitiis. It is understood that when used for 1::1111os,thcre will be u. rrspoiisibic 1ici'1-11111 in charge.

U. S. l>Fl<‘I(lIAl.S ARE

UNDER ARREST.

Nl<lW OliI.EANS. Aug, 4.-A sen-

1-uitioii luis been ciiuscd in Latin- Airwi-i.~;.|. 1~i¢vo\i1ti1mr11~y and govern-

l'cCol‘1lillg the various piicniiiiiciizi hu been tukcn up. 'l‘l1c wiiitcr scnso while n perioil of rest ullorllu at splc did op|1o1'tii11ity for thc study trees, their general outline, bru.11 ing, buds, and their urru-ngeinc Diflcrciices in thc sizes of buds we considered from the result of stru ‘gle for place and light; thc striki `shapc of iiinny of thc buds; the fn ure of buds to bc proiluccil in tl

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will be coiirscs in lm;-1,1¢.|11;.||»._, and ocils of some leaves, pi11'tic1|l11rlyi1e:1r gardening, -Nature study, agricultura'l U10 "HB0 Hllil till, dlic to cruwdillil. physics, such as physics of coynmonllack ol light and uiifavorilblc cliinati tools, agricultural ¢h¢ym¢g¢;ry| Hugh as conditions, while the greatest devel- tllc making of insecticides and (lm. opment had taken plucc near thc gif,-idcs, agri¢~,.1f|.,.-8| bow" Bu ‘middle of thc twig; the curly develop-

teachers were shown how these rc- cords of changes could be kept so as to be of value in comparing the dif- ferent years. A study of the wild plants, to become acquainted with them, but not to ruthlessly pull them up and destroy them. Many of our wild plants are becoming rare and in many localities have disappeared en- tirely, due to n practice of this kind. The school gardvn could be used to destroy a certain n11111her of these wild plants. Plnnt life is a strugglcl for existence and rt survival of the flttcst. The spring odors ii splendid time to study the opening oi' the buds, hotli leaf buds and floral, the development of the buds into a branch bearing leaves rather than into leaves alone was rt point which

1 S $500 would extricate him fr0m the

situation. At this iilncture. hc an- prised local detectives. All concern-

1111-111. circles by the itrrcst rliiriiigfthe night uf llnym-uiiil Nluttlicws, Spec- iiil Agciit. ul thc llnitcd States De- pnrtinriit of Jiistice, J. li. Mott,l"is assistiuit, and Ernesto Fc1‘nau1lc'1. Y. Artcngai, representative here of the cciistitiitiomilist party in Mexico. Ori

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the cliarge of blackmail

Thi. niicsts iesultcd from an ap-

prnl to the local police by Emman- nf-l fnstillo liritto former governor of the state of (lnmpechc, Mexico, who stated that he had been allpro- nclicd by .inc of the three with the opy of ri telegram. which purported _

o have como from Washington, sign- cd "McRnynol<ls," ordering Britt0's arrest. - llritto says hc was informed that

inet at 1228 ‘lt Charles avenue

cd _ i . 1 lust night, wh:-re the arrests follow- ed, Assistant (`hief of Detectii ea Dnnicl Mooney, who filed the charges suid he found $500 in marked bills on Matthews.

PREVENTION OF‘

INFANT MORTALITY.

I.'1iNDuN,A11g, 4.-Under the pa-

tronage of King George an interna- tional conference on the welfare of in4 fancy and the Prevention of infant mortality was opened in Caxton Hall to-day and will continue in session over to-morrow. Among the P&l'f»l\3.- pants are many noted leaders in me- ,dical science who have already arriv- cd

in London to attend the Interna-

tional Medical (longress which begins its sessions next Thursday.

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"What is your opinlan of working

.lin :»1»or tools? Don’t ask your

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“tary AK,.‘,mlt,,,_e and Nature agement. The possibilities in this contests Wm be among me Natures* ol a houeemaster as soon as he nr.

I,” 51”., _ are-1-3111'/1. 1.1,...-_ "‘ . 'move nt ra 1 1 tm k 11 ~

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'l‘y,.i, ..r1'ter to turn out good letters nv n had Typewriter. Order a Ilem- iu~1‘cn or Smith Premier for her today. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. 5. 663-8-2M3l.

*°’l`hu two large vessels from New

Yak will be uuioading Hard Goal for seveml days for A. Pickard h Co This 1.411 is the very best grade

und ei-».--_ person who has not al- rcarly d. io should place their or- der \\'bi.c thc vcsscls are unloading to save money. 644-8-lM6i

"Gut out on the water, get into the

country, get a smell of the woods. Holland Cove, Holland Heights, Holland Hull, the newly developed

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advantages and opportiiuity for a

pleasant diiy on the water and ln the country without any trouble and lit- tle expense. Motor bout Leaves Mhr- ine Wharf for Holland (love each 'fine day at 10.30 in the morning and ‘L00 und 4.00 inthe afternoon. Cab kt Rocky Point wharf meets ferry Ititn- er leaving Charlottetown at 5.30 and 11.00 a. m., 1.30, 1.210, 3.80 p, m. and 6.30 p. m. C-ah fare 150.

rives This is in accordance with the

,main soc. _ visis-anti.

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Mlnai-d's Linimeot Curse Colds, ste.

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