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‘ _ mately 21,000 iiicn of whom 13,000

will he infaiitry, the rest artillery,

Silver Black aid l‘.~i<~.l oil foxes sup l°l

plied for coiiipanioa and i ii\'a'.e raiielies, li Bt l`9ui~ionii.I»lo \ii'i<fii.~4 ,-

For siiro ami pi-iiliilc broi-il rs and q

high qui.li|.y of fiir it is iioulitful if V Untario l-"exits liavo any supoiiors and , uw nqiinliv. t JOHN DOWNHAM,Stat-Iiroy, Ont. I

Bireders and deulei iii iliilaiio f~‘il\-ei [Fuck I _"nd Pnlcheil foxes. l"i5|iu|'. Mzirlrn and Mink. U .»042»8-fniibwlts ; i

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Tenders for Bank §

Building 3

Tenders for the construction of _li

a brick building 5 for Canadian, Bank of Commerce at Summer f.

the undersigned until Saturday , 29th August 1914. 'l he lowest or i,

ang tender not necessarily accep- fi 16 . _“

Plans and specifications can be-"‘

Seen at thc Suminersidc Branch of the Bank and at the residence , of i' ~ ciao. sauna .J

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Horse Races Thursday, Aug. 27tIi 1914

Tho mqiingciiiuiit intend holdin;

their. annual liorscruce iil0C¢ill£ Oil

abovo dntc.

'1‘hé‘i-n will be the following classes: 2,19 (llnss Trot and Ilacc, mile_ s heats, purse $200.00; 2.24 (llass Trot NI and Pace mile ln-nts, piii-sc, $100.00; 3 minute ('lnss ’l"rot. nlld `l’uC° H010 F heats, purse, $100.00. V

Entrance fec, 5 per cent. with cn- w

try, and 5 per cent. from winners, 1' entries close August 20th. 1"iV0 Ufif more horses to enter and threc or I more to start 'ln each class. Best hire., ,,, nv... An races io mia at cinl‘L or fifth heat.

Two or more horses by the same owner nr trained in the Sulllil Billillu may start in any raw. Any liars” _ dlstanclng_ the field entitled to first __ money On Y- qihe ,,-_nnngoincnt reserve the right

tg gliniigo pl‘oi;rn|iiiiie, postpone, ul _ declare oil, ally NWC. fm” “W F""‘l _ Cause, Tlni rules of the National ‘\ /riotting Associatioii _ to govern ex-_ii mpg when; they conflict with above ll conditions. ff, An.angm,,cntB Wm i,_¢ inndo to li_avée _ special trains from \_eriion, Lfhnrvé __ ts_,Dwn nnd Siinimcrsiilc and reduce_ rates 0,, nthcr lines, partlciilars o ri

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Band and other aiiinscinsnts on the grounds, dinner nnél t_li_l;___gb\°9' Ice' s cream and toniperfi c 1 ~

'Pho niiiimgciiient are determined etto ii make' thi-s oiin of the Ill'-it “W5 'Q0 logs ever hold nn ,, country trac on C pi-mea X-Idwnrd Island. Admission 25

cents. I _ _ .

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' J. A. McDONALD

8689-1-28MFl'l&-Tues10Esat5i. _ _

Schooner Edwin A. Gro_z-.2

ier 58 ton now lying at Rall” way wharf. _ _

CARVELI. BROS.

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ber thousands, _and several wealthy

21,000 Men, lnfaniry and

f_;iritish_ Adiniralty. With the rain-

C a v t e n

he cruiser will be in commission i

o pass ai vote for the two submar- HUS D\l\"0l1aS0d from Chili as soon as t meets. The cost of ariiianient has

ssuc of 'thc Canada Gazette publish- d today Contains notice that the N

mperiul Government, There is also

muy. Orders were issued this after.

oiinectcd with lhe active service 'hc enlistment which will start at

rict Officer (`oinmanding. lt has een decided not to call the men out y reginieul.. iinlistiiieiit will take

s not likely to be mobilized in Llue- ee much before the meeting of l’ar-

What will be the disposition of thc orc_es has not been determined pend- ng the action of Pariiamciit and

r or not (`aiimln’s troops will be iilirdeil for service outside of Canada. The force will be iuipcriiii and will

urs inasiiiiirli` as tlie offers received rom volunteers already are two or hree times the number actually re-

side, P. E. 1. will be received bv'§},‘“"“" "f 0” “"“'“`"* *""‘° "Y *“”

est men chosen from each station `om the point of physical and gen- ral military qualifications. Every ian will have to siiliniit to rigorous iedical examiiiatioii. Ability to boot straiglit will also be a dc- crmining factor. Other considera-

cr: Unmarried mcn, married men

niiiilics. except in special cases ages

_ limit will be 18 to -I5 years.

itniist rii/ailing that of the late Lord

iter of iiiilitia by Ilaiiiilton. Gault, a`

ni'siii;:. equipping ami rlespiitchingii -hole regiment for active service

nipirc at the present time. The cost »f raising and equipping n regiment

s cnliiiinted at $100,000. _ ____ in R0~|»reat_ which f_,,._'_, _,I d,_,,m',.i,.,, you pr,»fn,~

» ' ' l th ‘lrlit article ou

. V . .. _ will fin' c li- Y

.BYDNBM N'S`“" August 6'_|hc W0l.IIlded Oil iitiliit. here. (mr llexall Tooth l‘iisf.r

FoRcES|(°mm"“w°_“lth _“"5 decided to (mer and llexall 'l‘ootli 'Vkiwder clcaiisc thc

'gm Ill:llc_rinl i-_0V;:_`l1_;:_l5l1l¢ mi 0530?' meth ,md mniitli, nnrdcns the giinia,

__ _ “_” ' _ onary orce o ‘, ll\l’ll 11 0 ,_ _ . . ,_ .__ 1, 01-lA\l.\, Ont., Aug. 6.-Although ppwn the Australian worships under Ercllmtq viiilrrtlltciilyildl oltlii?`i"ysty\lcC;5‘<~n.

li ilfls not been d°ffI"it°l&'_ decidczii as the control Of the -'\dmil`8ii-Y- \-?,?cl<!innncn|, llriig ("n., For (ireiil.

ct who will coininand e Cana iam] A censorship has .been established , _ _ . Q _ K q __ 'Qu mmm 510 LT m|?\iIimRd nf\,3uchic'1"' in Austmlin and uw Fm Islands'Thu`ri-HdliigS<Hh1iliE=i'iitiliiiii “come "nd mIL"i!wm_ i s colisi i‘l‘c< li 4' _V ill ln ii- CTC GB movements of thc .»\iistra.liun Wnr-' ' ' , ..I ,. ,_ th V |,~,,¢_ in Wm that General lmssmd 0' T°r°“t° SiliP5 “Fe ,,nknOw___ _states thaf in wi-gdncsdn-yi# hnlttiit chewriiiy0‘iJr“ltsniokiiig tolitdlftcrisy You

_ 25,000 Ii I . 1’ . fr ll £2 _

HI hu Alvin the poqltfoni li-lc ME HI The New Zcuhmd' dclcnse depart. 50 000 (}er:ii’riiiilIH4‘werTli[1l"iilhetlis"UH the ruin come Dcfc “'ii'il f-|10 Wfillill il”

mst caiiiibc mill cxiieflflwff 0 c ment has taken over the control oi: » _ ' _- . ‘ , ,,- , ,nf »,- _ nd has lrnowlcdgc of }<;_r_inc£i_ whicgi i_S thu chief h8fI"°"' German stenmem llihlilenliieiliixiisaritii) EIii'r1ntc:l.ii(i-fciiliiim iilili-K Lin B very necessary quai ca on. »o~ nontinue to hurriedly leave Austral- d ,rh ,. __ v_ _ _dm ,,' by ,__',,.,,L h,,mm,,r,, .,,,,| tr-cle of Winnipeg who commanded I I, t_ It -. ,,,.,,._,,,cd that tfmylfront was repulse . o -c iiinii se col _ o _ l . _. . _ lin Stratliconn Horse in the South Af- $.21, S;-king rcxlgg in Gcrmhn ,imma enth army _corps is retreating into ii_r__i_¢_i__&i;_y'__>:___iii§;~.___:;_li(§’_;>ii (e_¢_>_\:_ll__;lci'_i_i__ “all war is “hm mmtwned' "ut his Ports' German “nd French reservists Dllldillliiiiixsrictdlltcted G00 wounded on George and Kent l~ltrcets.' ldtf. gel is Bgarinlit t‘iL'Am'nl1Nr?rc‘:H‘l‘i:(i:Ir ggi-ii" Australia h“v° been ‘inued to their the ilerrnun lines. It ia believed that - ----'~----

I .. -.e se ~ f - -

which will be printed l0t“r' gsuitklhsnizhiei of stuff ut lieadiluiirt' lrc;l)0NtIi:)elic0]Nii1i 6-England ofil- G'”`"""‘ tenth "r'"y °°""" will atmck -

rs here is a third choicc, bllt IW "‘aY Icially announced today that she has "'°“"gm‘

AN ADA MAY GUARD

GREATEST

Jpginucd from page one) suffer _in th?s§_tlmcs*ofL natlT,§ eril." Branches of the association will be Ofmcd in all towns.

Women volunteers for nursing num-

residents of London have oflersd their houses for hospitals.

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CANADA’S

CONTINGENT

Artillery to be Raised.

OTTAWA, Aug. 5.-A few special filcers are being obtained from the‘

ow which is now in commissilon with he tivo submarines purchased from hili will form valuable defence gainst possible raids from. Gcrmnn essels which m.ay be detached from he German squadron now on the pa. iilc. On the Atlantic coast acall for avnl reservists to man the Niche' as inet with prompt response and

few days. Parliament will he asved

ot yet been given out. A special

iobe and Rainbow have been placed t the disposal of His Majesty's

formal proclamation aiinouncinga :essagc fron. Britain stating that ar has been declared against (lsr-

oon for the enlistment and mobiliz-

tion at Quebec of ri Canadian Filly division numbering approxi-

iiiziuccring corps, signalling ciirps nd other branches of the militia

urious military centres througliout anada will be in charge of the Dis-

t least ri week or so and the force

auient ii week from next Tuesday.

ord fronxi the war office as to wheth-

o.\‘c the 'same status mi British regu-

ilitia department. The Minister of ilitia is arranging to have only the

ons being equal, oflieers and men ill be selected in Llie following or-

ithout families; inurriud men with

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Uiiiiiii Milli UFFEHS

ill EUUIP Hililiiiii

(.>T'I`AWA, Aug. 5.-- An offer nl-

tratlicoiia at the time of the South fric'iii war was made to the nllni-

ontrenl millionaire. He offered to bear thc expense of

lierrivcr needed for -thc defence of the

WAR IN THE W0

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ment nndwhere there would-'iielittie ' use of them attempting to escape, since communication with GermauY B or Austria, even via tha- United..-

u_ntil the termination of the war, c Moreover it would not be a bad t stroke of business for the Govern-~ f ment, since after the war .. consider- able number of these prisoners might S

Canada and taks up homesteads in i the West. s

QUEBEC iyp_B|LiziN_o _

of Infantry received orders from Ot-If i-1-iwa to mobolize at once, and hold h tlieniselves in readiness for anything. ~

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Asks Ati. PA~i>iias 'ro P

w1'rHaoi,n Movicuairrs £5

o'r'rAwA Aug 6.-ooionei sam '

Hughes has addressed the following G11 ___ her passenger __gt_ The Cedric

open letter to the press of Canada 9 concerning the publication of news in 8 war time: ` ` D "In the grave circumstances with

which the Dominion as a part of the British limpire is faced to-day, I venture to appeal to patriotic Can- adian newspapers, their proprietors, snd their stalls alike, to exercise ii. yvise reticence upon matters affecting

military operations.

"Enormous assistance can be given to a belligerent by the newspapers uf its opponents, if those newspapers are unguarded; and conversely great advantages can be gained by the arm- ed forces of a nation if its press ex-

ercises u patriotic restraint,

“I earnestly entreat you to ab-

stain fronii publishing iinauthorized statements, as to military happen- ings in Canada, such as the assemb- ling or moving of regiments, the purchase of rcmounts stores or sup- plies, thc erection of fortifications,. etc. We may be certain that the agents oi' hostile Powers are search-f ing your pages eagerly for state- ‘ ments as to the movements of our~ niilitnry forces, the nature and dis- position of our dcfciises nnd other

facts beiiriiig upon the prosecution_ of war. Such information na to steps

to be taken by (‘anada willlie sup-l plied by the Government departments concerned, which will bear in mind, the restraint to which those iiill be

eiibjectiiig itself."

LI_lURIER‘S CRIME ' M,

IS NOW APPARENT

People of Canada Now Recog- nize Realliy of Emergen- cy in Naval Policy

OTTAWA, August 6.-Iion.- Robert liogcrs, who returned to thn Capital today, was iiiuch 'interested in the war. He expressed -himself freely on the justiiicatioii of the iiovcrnir.ent's- naval liolicy and on the disastrous result of the Liberal opposition. ,Said lion. Mr. Rogers: ,

“I dninot suppose Sir Wilfrid Laur- i

ier is as yet convinced there is an. emergency. Whether he is or not, let nic tell von thc~D0ol'lle of Canada are convinced and realize to the full ex- tent the great crime committed by, Sn- Wilfrid in having his majority in

States, will be practically cut oi! t

become periiianent immigrants to _ H

1_1 '1 ' Z In

QUELEIV' Aug 6‘ TM gtk Regt’ his port The Mauretania is now

ying peacefullv in the stream after

RLD S HIST

GRY

edrlc' reported nearly 'as many. HALIFAX, Aug. fi.-'Phe biggest teanisliip thatever pushed her huge

_ to. Halifax harbor raced in

oday to escape capture ily German r,u1-sera. .She was' the Mauretanla,

'_ - _ "mi-warms - 'rail onAnLo1'rirrowN~_ongmnrAN

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l.iulk_lu

hs leviathan Cunard liner, bound 8 rom Liverpool to New _York_

“There are three German cruisers

ueaki!1S around the`co,,st between ,, aliifax and New York." \Flee to Hal- 0 fax," was the gist ofa wireless nies-

age flashed by H. M. S. Essex to

The Maufetahia acted on the in- tant She turned, ond, reeling oil 27 iles an holH`» cut is straight line to

er thrilling experience, Besides her- lf being a rich 'prize she carried recious freight, and 1,671 passen-

Maurstanin last night.

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er-s. She has also stored in her hold 000 bags of English mail. She car-

led hostile blood to some extent, 25 k

ermans and Austrians being includ-

nd Essex entered the harbor at six

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F SET-BACK

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Fortunes of War Against Hini So Far.

The war developments _to~day con- firm thc general belief that the Kai- r-er’s forces have made an inauspici- ous start. The German land and naval engagements for the most part have proved set~backs. Reports are somewhat conflicting. But different points on French and Russian fron- tiers, in iieilgiiim, in Holland, in the North See. and the lllcditerranean tell of distinct reverses for the war lord's fighting men. In the naval cn- gagcmciits, thc German Panther was sunk in the lvleditcrrnneun and the Iireslaii and Goelicii were cs.|itiii'c-'i-. ii decided blow for ilcriimny-~-and a. lute report from the Ifrcrich cniliasi-iy says that I~`raiice has captiired 11 third German cruiser. Ureilriire al- so is given to thc rumor that the lfreiwli fleet cut oil this last n'.'.‘.ntion- ed ship, a scout cruiser in German North Sea. A report that two (lcrman warships were eiink and one captured 'ii an 'ciigligemcnt with We British squadron in the North Sea was fol- lowed by oflicial annoiiiiceiiicrit that the British cruiser .»\nipion has sunk the Hirmliiirg-Aiiici‘icnii linrr Koeni- gcn l.nuisc, equipped for mine-laying. lint it turns out to hc a iiinall river bent and not the Nortli (lernian Lloyd trnnsutlaotii: lincr of 'that name,

`WAR PIIIZICS. -

\\ incssagc received from (lui-.riiscy,

Channel Islands, states that ii i<‘rench gniibont, towing xi large flcrninn ship anchored in the rozidstcd uudei' the guns of Castle.

BI{I'I`.\I:\"S Ol`iJE(1'I`I\'I.‘].

England, it is said, is intent on destroying the Kiel _('aiiiil, now pro~ icctcd by (Iernizin wnrships, '

MORE PRIZES.

A despatch says that several fier-

tlie Senate defeat our naval bill- HOW different would 1'-anada‘s position aD-i pear todav li,,d the will of the Call-l adian pcgple, as expressed through their representatives in the House of Commons, been given effect. How-. ever, this is not the time to dcal_ with the past; we must at this nin- meiit deal with our present coiidi-I tlaus, niid the Gioveriiuient can lvc dc-, pmded upcn to do it in li ma.nner_ that will inspire the confidence of_ every C`ana.dian."

AOSTRALIA’S OFFER

Force of 20,000 Men And

All Her Warships

PRISON ERS OF WAR

0T'l‘_\w',\, August 5.-One of the _ _

. .- _ in prob- . .- . .

S i. l' . “ur dlltdi Which Clll1B(lB W __ _ KI\G ALBERT T\KES IHl‘i l"lI'LD - °°'° ° ’ »__i__y_:§e”",,”‘?=.flf€"i§iii§i§2"§,.T§.,$f; To Avoid Sneaking German_ __________E_s ____ _ ,_ __ ____ §°,§f'°.f.;,"6§"'?i‘I..i2.dX§f.°l'l'f ""°"' “t

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olioiililliriids °trli’es`;,m:is“ril1ifiel;ltt°E‘iiii-Ivtiiliri CI'UI$€I`S. :leafy i;_nnounce_f_l_e_tv_?_d_i;yy t;i_#\_§c__i_Ef_|53’_2 arTh1ei.ltdlin‘d“toH:oHiiHilv tr‘iIEer“d(¢;:iEihii't

or es “ve ‘ 1° 0"i if will be high tomorrow morn-

F S 1 ‘iii rtotfggslmiiliillplles lldlmrixiorixegl' "_' G"m““ °d"°“"°' The “nackifm ing lit 11.36 and Sunday ut 1.08.

a e 1299 m ,_ ~ ' » t` 5_._' To "cn , the Belgian casualties i-.crc tilfiing. and ,',,,,,,,,r,,,w at -L22; it ,-,,,,,,,, to,

_ to the cuttgiilgtzs wttzpulgsdgatii. tgtmthc gshtlddénoixmasdlddvng criilcors, twlzi 'nl°_°0“ll"Y is “name with “ "`*“` morrow morning at 4.30 und Siimliiy

emu! ry, Brier war prisoners were o`f the largest and finest passenger “Pint R05- We" “"°’“'""’ “F” ‘l°"‘““‘I' ai 4.52.

me of Bimud, Igtesnmrs afloat, the Cunard Liner in! I-Iwi they Il” "“F°“°d in the d'3` The moon rises tonight nt 8.lR. ent tg, aresentucnse Canada could Muuretanla and White Star Liner l¢lill¢ of Nw lillfiflll- There was n lull moon on Wednes- In b ° iiiabie assistance by reiiev- Cedric eieomai by ii.M.s. ii:¢m,' Kin: Alpert will tskv thc field in any, Aug. .1eh,si ii_4i p. m. I "’"d°f; val Britain or nie cost and rescued ilaiiisx Harbor this morn- person as won as war aifliiiiifw sw 'rm im quam-r oi the moon win ing ml' lo king after these prlsin- iny, ¢0mPl¢t€d-_ iw on ”l`hui-sdny. Ang. lflth, nt. 8.51: i“°""§,___‘fy W8, probably be ,mt to fry", Liner lllnnrsgnnln wnii Heaviest lighting was in llir ntturk I-,_ ,,,__ l °"" ' c ,man who-ii local miiitia~_cna__nrst to report hmell. lille hnvlniz on I-iw. ivhsrc fi Herman f- :rc of, 'rin ii-mth or fnfiny win he imir

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grgzzntnii/nelinllyv giiard all Oncamp- is liH9@°UF¢\‘ "Ft 3°t‘\“i'lK 1,400. The 50,000 \‘»‘l\I MKGKPG li! ill* l50lE\*\ll*| if-rn hours and thirty-four minutes. L ,_ ,,,, ,_______,

e Q, "ed and where the neernfls (Canadian Press) f°"°°3 |15” °““°‘°»‘°d l"‘°'~' l°"» Wh‘I° Thr- sun sets this evening' at 7.23

ie l'€<1llll`vi'i lififv fm' 0l'5““iz“u°l\ Blld ‘accepted the Australian offer to furn- Bm GIAN dininlstrative purposes. ,mb her navy and ,my 10,- m,,|nte,,_ 1' FEL (,__,,_mA.|.I0NS _ _

.1““°”' , 'ri-in wi-;.-\'ri-ii<:i:.- vestsrriny was ` PARIS Au . 6.-It 'is reported

IHE MlUliiiiN|l'S Iiiii

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man stcamcrs anchored at Hull, England, have ‘been seized as piizcs by the British authorities, and thc, crew of naval reservists are prison- ers of war. Further news of ii set- back to the (lnrman naval activities is British n_iaii-of-war has seiz- ed thc German bark, Perkco, which .sailed from New York, July 18th, for Ilamburg. She has been towed into Dover. The outcome of thc naval battle between Germaii and British fleets ofl Hull is anxiously awaited

here.

GHEAT Blliliii Vllliliiii

German Army Defeated and

AI{MY'S Sl GUESS-

' K fair and warm.

H100 thi* Belgm" Army hm °"’v°'°d,, The highest tcnipcmturc recorded all communication between Belgium yesterday “_” 77 degree, "have ,M-,,_ *md I-‘“’°’“b°"3' the lowest the previous nlizht hcilll:

I. `e ' 1' ' ‘ , - ,

.\')00 frei=li troops, is hourly oxl»l:L'ted

shot.

56 degrees ahove. At 9 a. m. yes-

of half that number. The Germans attempted to carry entrenchments be youd Liege by storm but were re pulsed by artillery tire and the ad vance column fell back in confusion leaving many dead and wounded.

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fJaRl\fA"l LOSSI S A1 LIEGE.

BRUSSEI S Aug 6 -German loss-

es at Liege are estimated at 8,000, the Bclglans less There were 25,000

cli,ians against 50000 Gerinuns.

LIEGE, Aug. 7.-Bclgians are still ioldlng the Germans at bay in front f the city. _

ORN UAUSALTIES IN BELGIUM

I.".JNDON, Aug. 0.- A dispatch to

the Standard from Brussels says that between 500 and 600 wounded Ger- n-.ans are being brought to Belgium' (ialiital. Herve, _Pepinster and Rem- uchanips are occupied hy Germans ut there is ri large Belgian force roceedinf; against them. A message to the Standard from Namur, re- ports that 20 to 80 persons were illed during thc German bombard

:nent ui that place.

FRENCH AND BELGIUM -

ARMIES JOIN

LONDON. Aug. G-It is announce that the French ariiiy has effected a junction with the Belgian. army at Tourna, thirty iiiiles west of Liege,

GERMAN DETACHMENT CUT OFF

AI{GI‘I\"I`,\, Aug. G.-A group

of German Stull ilililicrs accompanied by ai small detaeliiiicnt of troops 'were surprised today by a small force of Hclgians and literally rut to

pieces.

l.lEflI~T, Aug. 6.-In full view o

King Albert, who was in coiifcrcnc with his stuff, at flier-iiinii aeroplnn carrying six German oillccrs \i'iis,i isliatterrd by Ilclgiun aerial guns to day. -\`ix occiiliaiits i-_.src lziiled. It is reported here that a. sqiiadron of llelgian cavalry siirprised iienernl \`oii Ihiiirrleli and stall and that thc ilcruinn coiiiniandor narrowly csciiprd i_~u.pti|re. Seven olliccrs were killed.

A NIID AIR DUEL

The Htnndui‘d's correslioiiilriit. ut

Liege sends n story of a duel bo- twcen ii Belgian aviator named For- iiziu and /ieriiiaii uirniuii. 'I`he two efcliiiiiged revolver shots while inan- oruvring lop position. Finally both plunged to the ground.

TWO GERD/IA_N_ AIR _

CRAH UESTROYE

,_-_f

EFFECTIVE AERIAL GUN

I e c

.V c_ y. as

l.|'il)f)N, .\ugust 0.- The Dail

.\lail'a coi‘i'espoiidi~nt at Ili‘iis:<l.§ls r ports that ii lliwiiiziii heroplaiie, il ing at a liciglif. of 1,500 feet, w lirougiit down by' n shot which also wounded the pilot. A Zeppelin nir- sllip, manned by Jlermans, was struck by the fire from a Bclgiiaii fort :ind fell near Herve.

Iiundrcds of automobiles left lirus-

sels during 'thc night to pick up the wounded. 'I`hc first prisoner of war .brought in \"»:is a German captain named Forstner, who waswounded.

GERMAN CROWN PRINCE

T0 THE RESCU

ilI‘liiIlil'_l lli‘li l Ii i ' l

LONDON, Aug. 7.-A dcspatcli

the "Chronicle" from _»\msterdani says it is reported that 3,500 Ger- mans wcrc killed or wounded in the fighting at \`ise, Belgium. The post- master of the town was shot, bc- cause he refused to send tclcgramii for the/Germans, thc correspondent says.

"lie f rman ( lovin |’iincc with '<10

bcforc Liege .

srirs Qfiuiirn

}l[li`.\`SI<ll.S, Ang. 45.- Two dis-

guisril llermnn oiliccrs, iiiriistrii to- day nf. flstciid, had in *heir poi~.~‘rs-

plans of great value. They arc to be

~i»owui<:n on i-..\.~"rn. \.. matio-

TIDE, IUON. ETC.

sion extensive military notes and ,-

f-- 1857--Over Half

GERMANSREPULSED

' Bl`il‘SSF}l.S, Aug. l3.~'l‘h¢ Germans were completely repulsed and have been unable to renew their attack on Liege. . _, PARIS. Aug-t6.-Two regiments of

German Uhlands have he_en destroyed by thc Belgian army according to an oilicial anneunceinent given out Y till! Fflfllvll war ollicc this even-_

ing. _ _ _ -

iiaussnhs, Au,;.s.--‘Le Muni," sscrts that there has been fighting between the Germans and lielgians .near Vise. A platoon of Prussian cavalry was almost aniilliilfitcd ly the fire of the Belgians from ii build- ing on the haiik of the river. Prus- aians in revenge, thc newspaper adds, fired upon civilians, .-\t Flemalle, nea,r,Ai‘_geiitcau, the Ilelglaris forces surprised a‘ body of Priissians, killed

(Continued on pngr six)

u..f.if»» 5 _.gi ov.. soo ~. ..l,jf¢;,,‘ 1'--»»-.»_» aa.

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GIi.lETT’S .. _fs I-YE

iiiiir.” 1

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GUARDIAN CL

-One cent per word lirul insertion i luili continuation Cul: mill! lc

#_-;-i L; --1 c-_-.1-;-v-;»;».-1._-_-_-_-_-_-:LK

company order. Minimum ehulc

Twenty-five unto. _ _

n this colum, hull :sniper wen

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__Ao_i;_Nrs wiisrsn I

ANTEIJ, SALICSMI-JN, L\'(,‘l.LiSI\/lil lines, permanent, big, earnings guaranteed, no experience, ton va- I cancics. Write Luke Brothers Ltd.,

Montreal.

_ l"|'.`-M»\|.l', lll;l.l' WANTED

AN’l‘ED.- S'|`l:lN0ilILAl’}-llilli Wl I li ioiowlcdge of bookkeeping. Write, stating experience to Law (llliee, Bev $131. " 5954-S-5.\|'2li.

AN'|`I'ID AT FALCIIXWOOD HOS. pital young women for ward Work.

3730-7-28nitf.

PUPILS NURSES, i\lALl'l AND FE-

iiialc, ‘wanted at the 'l`auiiton State Hospital 'Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, _address Iir. Artiiiir V. Goss, Supt., 'iauntou State Hospital, Taiinton Mass. __ 2286-fi-‘.llVltf. FUR 5A|.»_

Fill! .\‘\l.I‘I_ lSl._\.\ll llltlilli, i‘Ilrih'.\` llllll llutlrli foxes. Illllls, also bi~eed ers. flue frvsli inilrli row, Apply Artliur l`. \\'ooii, Ali-x:iii1lria.

1i1i.'»i'.-ii-i;.\l:ii.

FUR h‘AliI‘l. .\`l"Ii`.\V l'.\lIi.\` UI"

gllzi.l‘;i|iI.ci'iI l‘:i|ii‘h raiiseil New Ilriinswick mink., also 50 'I`ar lilack Skiliiks fini' Hnlitiliiiliiii' deliv- “l`)'. I.ow prirr for iiiinir'-'liiiiil sale. li, A. 'l`riylor, 77 .\'tr'adiiioii Ht., Moiictoii, N, ll. ;l0li~1-ll-iiliifiilul. lfllli S.\l.|#1.--50 pairs young riiiii-.li

bred .\liuk, 5 l~iI\z\i'i‘s iii lfll-i divi- dend fox conipiiiiy. i\`ilvi‘l` Iilaick and |intl'I| foxes. 'l‘. (lordoii Ives, Montngiie i'. lil. I. 7-lllbilillf. lr>ltr~‘liJS will H/\|.l<1 oNl<1<:iiiili express or livery liorse, two work liorsrs mul two t\\'o-_\~eni~-olil <--ills. l’. J. Willinuis, .\It. |'li:iis:int., l’. lil. I. 3060-~li~l5 Nl lililipd. |>.ii:i< Non'|`ii.:iiN i-:/\.\1`iii r.-~i7:i?f

can dellvrr nt once, price vi-ry low, SCX and safe di-livery giiiiiniilcscl, also some nice fox and lliisi~_'iiiii riabln, ld. W. iloiiglass, Atiinley, N. ll. 3065-8-liMl'I3iliii.

I<`()I'{ h`.\I.l0.---SLO(II'-S(_`(l\\` I.i']NA

Mack with 1-7 II. I’. l’riiiio liliieziiie iiistnllerl, 32 rect over all, _li ft. Iieiiiii, stronl:Iy built, suitable for stone or coal trade. (`:in be seen at .\lc_\u|lys Wharf, Iiillsboro iiiv- er. l’ricc $150.80 net czisli. Write

G. F. Hart, il’l.c:il‘y, I’. `I-I. I.

3033-S~5i\1Iiipli.

FUR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX 0l’- tiolls. Apply Box 176, city-

3385-7-10Mtf..

l"(lIi l'i.\l.i']--.'\ FICW i’AIli.\' UI"

choice yoiini: mink, prices reason- able, for iiiiiiicrlixite delivery. .id- drcss, James M. Hewitt, Lower liiontaigiic, |'. lil. I. 3043~ii-5M2\\'pd, ron s.ii.|-1 ow: iuiin on Ai..\si<A _ Silver Foxes proved breeders, had five pups this season. Also two pairs of the young, born on the Island. Apply "I"oxiiiiiii" Cure uf lliiarfliaii. 3758-7-30filtf. _ V fill .\'\i.|-I-Ii I’AIllS YOIl\`G Sli.- ver black foxes, Hines “A” prdi-

"()R 2~i.\Ll<}--El(IH'l‘ PAIRS RANCH

raised mink. il. H. Cox, .\Iorell.

__ _ __ _ :im-s-;iM2..~i»_s.

_iii i-ici.:-.\nr<:n To co:~1'rn_iv'i~ (Si favorable terms with parties re- quiring foxes rancbed under most approved conditions. Address Gor- don hl_cMilIu.n, North River. '

3498-7-15 mtl.

(lit SALE-IN (lllANl)\'ll-ZW, 1<‘.-\l{M owned by the late Martin Martin, coiiiprisirl! 50 ar-i‘1_~s :ind buildings. .\l>llly tu Mary ill. Martin.

3945-ii-siiiaipd.

FOR SAI.i'I-Sonic dark, northern

mink, also one pair of fisher. Write for particulars. W. H. U. Ruth- ven, Alliston, Ont. 3555-7-18M20ipd_ FOR SAl.lu`.- FARM OF 100 ACRES

well watered with buildings in good rornir, situated ut North liiver short distance from ferry. For particulars fipply to F. A. Hull at Public Works ofliee, Char- lottetown or on prciniscs.

.1077-G-2Zl\itf.

l’|~‘.Ai'lii ltl\`l~Ill l~‘il.\|iIS FUR h‘Al.l‘]:

] li:i\'c- for sale ii nuiiilirr of l’cace liivrr Foxes ini-liuling Silver blacks and ri-oi=srs. l'ari.irs wanting first class stock nt rriuioii.-iliie prices ronir.iui::<:ii.e nf once by phone or li-ttci' ll. .l. Muilciiii, North Wilt- hire, l. lil. I. 31361-T-22Mtf.

1-‘

LOST

'l`rAClll'.R\ WA~'l'l'LD

I`\<1\(‘IlI‘lIl` Ml/il\"I‘l'lIl I<`lilt l<`llIi'I'l'NI".

llriilve i~‘rliool. li`ii‘r-it. or riecoiiil 1-lass. .\‘u|ipli~iiii‘iii. $iii.l.0il. Apply, \Varrvn Aitki-ii, Sec'y.

3944-li-5I\l9i|i(I.

'l‘l2}\i‘Hl'2i{ WAN'l`I~Ill, FIRST t-It

sliciiiiri rlnss, for flrerinivich Scliool, No. 08. >'iippleiiwiit_ $40. I‘rote.~'t- :int prvferrriii. -l. A. Meek, :~lcii`y, li‘rsn(;Ii Ifivi.-i‘, 31i.'i~i-R~5l\‘ItI.

\\‘_\ .\"I‘I<.`Il»- I"illl \`l‘lIif\'(lN I{lVl*‘}I{

:if-bool, it Ii-it or 2nd Vlnss male trnelii-l‘ qii:ilii`|i‘il to tiizirli manuiil trviiiiing :ind cadet corps. Hiip- pieinr-iif. $4fl,00. .l. 'i`. (‘oIIiliF,-`if‘C.

30-ll-li-i'i_\Ii`»i.

V.\\"|'I‘ill -- A SI'}('(INll (lI..\.\‘S ti-zi<‘liei‘ for i`:iblc lleiul West, No. 21. l‘riitest:iiit prefei'i‘0d. :\lf‘.X. _-\nderson, .\`ec'y. 3712-7-27f\il2i.

WANTED

WA\"l`l~1l)-IlO.\l'll)IXG IIQUSE i~`()ll

man, wife and foiir childicn in city or surburhs. Apply to T. W. M., finrc Guardian (ifflr-e. 3349-7-13.\Itf.

WAT\Tl<}Il l<'(iT\'liIl-l FUR |(ANt‘HiN€l

by ,, mixinlilfi and oxlicricnci-il cure- l_,,knr_ \lu<lerii ruiicli withiii sliort iiistfinrc (ii lim ritv. For iial'li<‘\l~ liirs apply io "ll:iiir‘lini:iii" mire ililuliliiiii. li‘.lFi2-ll -'»I\Itf. \i'_\\"l'i~:o, 'i‘i-ii:i~ii~:`or ifoiin`i~*iiR-

,,islii‘il i'i>iiiiia for lil-‘ilit Iio\iSek_¢‘f`Ililll; Apply at this ollicc..

grce. i‘i'li\-.foril lliiyileli, St. 'l’r‘.- i.er’s, l‘. IC. I, 3800-R-3I\l20ilid,

Iiiliili-li-Gliifiilld.

'& 'HE P4* - U

.__ »

and they learn very quickly

He comes here because

are good tools, that our pric best tools are the most econ

our business to see that you to have.

a Century-1614 "'“*

_ where the A ’ Mechanic buys His

_ The biggest thing we can say about our basin;/___ess. is that it has been the Hardware Home of the Ch’to Mechanic for half a century. Mechanics know tools

best advantage. This store has been known for more

than fifty years as the favorite trading place ofthe man whose success depends upon the tools he uses.

You don’t have to know tools to be safe in trading

here. We have only quality ones, and it is a part ot

NOTICE:-This store closes every Saturday at l p. m.

during the month of August.

lhcgogcisllcrbiiicireco _

Your Tools

--J

where they can buy to the

he knows that our tools es are right, and that the omical in the end.

get only what you ought I

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