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nga-e no ,mp AUGUST ro 1913

sf Dl|L¥<SELEC`l'l0N ,.;

, , . 1 READERS

' ‘ Furn9lylTyl£.D!‘N|-Est! ` I

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Snaps *

PANKMAS, regularly sold I

at$7 5o_for, . . ..55. ‘ Others worth from $8.75 to

$tofer...... . . . . ..4595

Four, usually sold at $12.

f0I........... $165

LINEN HATS. highest

grade .throughout and usually

sold at 5oc to 75c to cleagat llioa as~|a -§lloaa~aa. w SAILOR I:IA'I`Sworth from

'ol 25 to$3 at |. to.... $200

DI PS, worth from 75c to $3'

at5oc to.... . . . . . . . ._.$200

SUMMER UN DERWEA R

in athletic suits long sleeves and short drawers and long suits, usually sold at 1 2510 clearat. . 75c

Oddsfsnd ends in the pop-

ulsr.Aertex Cellular. marked at.... .............l-3off.

Combinations Aertex Xell-

ular, merino and balhriggan at .. . . . ...|3off.

Note These -

aoo pairs of fancy hose. im-

ported from Germany, all grades and sizes regularly sold at 35c a pair. going at |8c. 2 pairsfor 35c

. Wash ties regularly sold at 7 15c goings! 3 for.... .25c , Better -grade of wash ties, regularly sold at 25c and 35:

I for. .. l5c ` Coatless snspenders, only _ three dozen in the lot. usually ‘ sold at 35c to clear at. . . .l9¢ ' Swimming suitsfreguiarly . priced at 75c to 3 50 clearing at 5oc to . . . . . . . ._ . . 2 f_50

Small bathing trunks git

. . . . . . . . , . . l-3ol ' Boys' wash suits regularly 2.25 for. ............. I $5

Another line worth from 1.

to 1.35 for ............'. .'7}c

Boys’ blouses regularly sold

nontaoaocooow-wav

THE 'l'HRUBH'S SONG.

'Hits morn' at early dawn I heard

A thruah's note. so clear

It seemed a vocal sunbeam. thoutll

And on my roof the raindrops beat

But all day long amid the storm

The bird sang in the rain.

The little neat his toil had built

And _love had hedged around. l

The rude winds tore with crucl blasts

But sweet and clear abovethe storm

I helrd that wondrous strain.

An lol e bird w th sim le faith

The day was dark and dreur; O. Thou, whose lo'-e and tendd' care

'rheir solemn. aaa rotrarn, T wh ine w in thy sutdins hand

Then in the times of Storm and

And scattered on the ground;

d. , th i p Kept singing in the rain.

Hath followed all my days.

e In llle’a mysterltitls ways; ~

stron,

Beast by grief and pain, ' 'll patient he.; and trsuting still. Keep singing'-ln the rain.

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OTTAWA, Aug. 0-'rhree forma

have been chosen in 7'ova :-14-rtla by the commission of conservation for

Nunnick and Fixter, who will arrange to hold meetings of farmers from time to time, at which economic me- thods of farming will he demonstra- ted, and successful farmers will

I

ture. It ia to be noted, however, that these farms are not acquired by, purchase or lease by the commission, but are merely offered tor illustra- tion purposes ‘by the owners, who continue to operate them. Eight

six in Quebec, and three each in the

chosen farms for the purpose are as follows:-Annapolis county, farm of V. B. Leonard, Clarence Centrc; An- tigonish county, farm of.Taylor l3| os, Antigonish, P. 0.; Picton county, farm of H. M. Tattrle. River jtlohn P. 0. -`

THE PANAMA 'POLLS

occasion for much debate when the

at 65cto 1. for.. .......34)c.'

1 H .H . Brown

|58 Queen Street ~

Y l

'Saturday August. 10th ls the

last day for receiving discounts on electric light bills tor July ltqhtlng- Pay today and save money. 8-8 m` 3|.

1 0ur nest Waltham and Regina Watches

are regulated very fine and those who have bought them have been surprised and pleased at their excellen »

should you not be satisfied

with the watch you carry, cal and see ours and note the

means we use in making them more valuable.

\ Our Eyeglasses are adapted specially to your sight by testing each eye separately. we fit up a large numbe rimless and also supply them with the varied and new styles of frames and

it-»uuting.=.

E. W. Taylor "with Side Qneenlgq-uare

Hammock

~ We have Jt lslmsehs left from mu* solenoid new nook. and out

or _. ..

our already low prices '

Big Values at_t,oo | 61 Loo s.|o

and upte6.3oloss sgpsr esot-

Thero will belots offrna Hammock

Woatblrzat. Daft mas thléclranea Hsumcc s ev .' higher ont year. but ws will not I carry any ever. .

i¥3 .

ntl-railroad section of the Canal Bill,

h d l t d

ernment of the action taken by Con-

from paying tolls on the Panamali Canal, unless Great Britain chooses-

point. It. is .scs.rcely_cxpsoted.that itl

h" local applications, as they canno

Than- is only one way to-cure deafness - and th t sh c ttuti al fn dies 1

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have armblingsnund orimperfect hear e

t ,dt 't I ' li '

Svirim) do 1 it noévrfréir cond t_nn, hearing

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IP YOU WANT TO

select is memorial atnne that will give satisfaction for all time you will get best satisfaction by coming here and making your

vi designs in high grade monu-

espertly carved-in designs to

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Birthday um - ~

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laaa s ........ .. _ ,,_3:§’r.f"_k,-,?,.¥-.;,‘.':r.;,.'e4_¢.1-:::,'.°"l..‘l»C*. 1

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°fw.N.r»otois;» _;, .» ,, ; »..<»......t. » 1' ‘l E ~ »,», .l¢___ - , '

|)|~;M0Ns'rnA1-10N FARMQ aa was done at an earlier stage ol

-__ the legislation. .

ll ‘istration in regard to the matter of

purposes of demonstrating and lllua- l~0ll'- l0l' All1°l'l¢8fl Bhliwlng since th, tration to surrounding farmers of- the ‘P°“dl“8 clllll Bill WHS \"2x`0l"-ed ll'0lll‘ province as to how the Last can be ¢ _ obtained from the land with the least 0511313- R mlv l3l°lY be il1l¢\'|`¢d *lill- possibie depreciation to the richness 91°" lm* NW U0 “|1553” ln Y-\1°ll' of the soil. The owners of these iarms P°5l¢l0ll Bllwe in public speeches Presi- in each case have declared their read- |d°”t T5" °°d’3°°\`°t"Y Stlmson l’°l'l1 mm to he guided hy tho 1 grrohitumi ' °“;"°'1 txvtpglarat the United pett-

es o rem e or gran re a ea

“peru 0' the commission' Messrs' on American ships. Students of the

situation point out that Great Bri-

Suez` Canal a great share of the pro- spective business of the Panama Can-

speak on various phases of agrlcul- Yi' “nd gygshaggséfgghle "“°”°`|“l

round of the Canadian open 'golf

farms have been chosen l-n Ontario, f1h°mp‘°"°hip played this m°"'i"g 1"

maritime provinces. Nova Scotia's U

the round.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8-The extent bl o which the Canadian Pacific Rail- ‘our of “ve high omcials md th”

l. "BY mi5ht' °°°t"°l tramc -'tl“`°“gh indictments will soon be drawn. Wit- the Panama Canal gave the Senate “Bees examined by District Ano?

a

was reac e a e to ay. ,

It will not he necessary for Becra- :xmas 0( gamble" “pun whom Le

tary Knox to. advise the British Gov- levied blackmail

grass in exempting American vessels the pubm, prosectm. and unwm

I

to make specllic inquiry-ooh that‘g|

th

will do ao, aatblying itself|by .taking d "Mice °f th” l“`°°°°‘““gs l" C°“l5"°”~ jury and gave information uhout che

police. These witnesses said that

Deafness Cannot he Cured those inspectors deal direct with the

gamblers would be presented to the

reach the disused portion ot the ear gl-and jury agmngg several p,»,|u-0

genlnétnla ¢:\ls:\‘l”|l';Y,sn iiilliliniéd gpndhi- is said to have kept such close watch

0 - . r.i'.’\"-r..so‘Wi\‘1‘it°i'1?t.{‘dE.'§h:hii.nl'é‘a"°ou 0" the g°""`>"“g h<>"“= that he M" l."»i'..'i2'l»fZ’1‘L'$&itf’t3l'i'i§Z.§'l’»'i3“i'hiiZ#i P". "‘“°““‘“" “°°°“"“S W

mation can he taken out and this tube ra- l"l'Ul|t9~

IC - . A ' . ' -

we 'mgiw one Hundred 00"." W, inspector. Webbers life _ has been anynaaeof Deatnesstcaused by pei,-rpm threatened, and District Attorney laxcggggtlpf‘_,§\é{l°g"b5_Pl:»HI bstsrth Whitman has provided him with . a

S id h P_n|_DoHm:l"EY7& c0'To|edo. 0 speilal ggard. "Bald Jpck" Rose lips n va , ru 2 s_s. bf. , sen wor to the pubic prosccu or

gains Halls family Pills f° tnrtira- that he is prepared to identify the ` lou' '““"d°"‘”"’ 0' R°"“’“l'h“l- Until mimi now Rose was not ready to say that

. men.

fslwlien from '"1' svlendtd lifw Nauonai Erhrhmoh at 'rot-onto

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""“"-, 'f*"**"* '"°"“"‘°“” F" A gust ztrh uhtu september sth, ""’d° "‘ '““"M" “nd g"“"'°°' the Intercolonial Railway will give

vo 7°" °'d°r` give the opportunity to many to

A visit the ‘Queen City" on the occa-

sion of its great annual fete. ~

an

':,'. bltlons in America, and this year

ne constructed and its extensive hound-

CHEAP FARES TO `

hi u

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Aside from the attractions of the ex- hibition a vlslt to Toronto at this

` season is sure to he enjoyable and

‘-1 . ‘wit

will be possible for persons of moder-

.l-'~"' and September 4 and 5. A special

- rate of $19.85 will prevail on August

Call or writefordesigns and 23 and 29, and on September 3rd.

prit-esicday.Terrnsto suit cus- All tickets ara good to return Sep-

" tember 11th. Maritime Province tra-

vellers will have their choice of two through vestlbnlcd tml;-a, the Ocean Limited ond the Maritime Erprnsa. ` hoth of which connect at ilonnvcn

Ktnl Slfdd _ ture Union Station, Montreal. Wll-ll

the through Grand 'frtnl' llnllwtt trains for ’l'orn-no ti will he wrt' for intending travellers 0" “"f‘l' rarlv for reservations. R-l'»MEl0l.

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Although there has been no iormal atement of the views of the Admin-

he

House Committee on lnteroceanic

aln could reduce the tolls of the

sa to t

NEW GOLF RECORD.

TORONTO, August 8-In the first

rlzzling rain at Rosedale, George Sargent. of Chevey Chase, the na- onal Rolf chamDi0'n of the United\

States, put up a. new record for the course hy putting in ri card oi 72 for

TO IDETI-'lTl’l_?l\'_ lVlURDERERS.

NEW YORK, August 8- Cumula-

tive evidence piling up before the grand jury investigating the police

ackmail, is said today to involve

ney Whitman to the confession oi "Bald Jack" Rose, who gave a list ot

arged Police Lieutenant Becker

The several gamblés were 'before

ngly admitted that they had paid ackmail to certain inspectors. una

th wltn t ld M . Whit

e esaea o r mu/n

at he had been threatened with'

nspectors. One of these inspectors

them their

xamincd the books and made

Bridgic Webber now admits that

e could positively identify the gun

TORONTO EXHIBITION.

In connection with the Canadian

ch will be held this year from

ry low excursion rates which will

The Toronto Fair is the largest d most attractive of annual exhi-

w permanent buildings have been

ries enlarged hy new boulevards.

h the very low rates prevallinlt li

to means. From Charlottetown the

round trip fare will he $25.75 good _

oing August 22, 24, 25, 27, 28

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QUEEN ANU SYDNEY STREETS

cnA1n.orrErUwN*S BUSY .coRNEa

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MEN A road rnE PBALANCEGOUIE AUGUST WE ARE

GOING TO IIOLD OUR GREAT ANNUAL CLEAN-_UPOF

sto S15 Amiszo Suns ....1 rorcaonrs ‘

$7.50 $10.50 And $15

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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY

' 1 _n-‘ __ .111 '

. Th@Shs1oihfhisycRrEAT ANNUAL CLEANUP are .11 high ,grade

summer stylts including Plain and Fancy Blue Serges, Grey Worsteds, Fancy

Cheviots and hosts of others. ' ' 5 "

For men and boys'who knowthis Grcat Annual Cleanmp event [which

happens only once a year] the mere announcements enough to bring them here_

To men who are familiar' with this -event we say come here tomorrow

and lets get acquainted we can introduce values to you unknown in the hiss'

tory of the clothing trade.

Outing Pants

Thoroughly ytailorcdi' with belt

loops side straps and cuifbolto'm.i Reg. values $2 50 and $3.00 Annual Clean-

Negligce Shirts

‘Sizes from 13 to 18 neck lull cut

body cloths of madrass zephyrs and percaies. Regular values $1.25 to $1.75

eath. if he went before the grand”

up price $l.98 C1930-UP 880

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Men's Trousers

_ Including all our Fancy Worsieds ‘ that we sell regularly' at $4 50. Tailor- ed down to the minute with the full

|..s. 'J

Balhriggan Underwear - Zimmer-knit, you all know the

range of pockets., straps, loops etc.

Clean.n p price $2.95.

Silk Lisle Socks

y ' Straw

Hats

brand it the best to day. Regular value 5oc, price now 59g

Sold regularly at $1 to $2.50. A‘

Clean Svveep for . 89;:

Late delivery Regular value 35 and ~

5oc, August Clean-up price ZIC

- Genuine, Pure Silk Ilose

' Regular val-.cs 65 to 851: all colors Clean-up price 486 - 5 V'

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Suit Cases and Club Bags

The largest ,assortment of cases

and bags shown in town in all styles and sizes from $1.25 to $10

$7, $8 and $10 for

Panama Hats

You may have your pick of any

Panama Hat in the house. Reg. value

$5 98

Men_’s and Boys’ Summer

Caps ,,

The balance of our stock of caps 0

must be cleaned up all colors and fab- rics 75 and $1, Clean-up pr-ice 4-Sc ~

NATIONAL CO

agua I Comer Queen (D. Sydney Street' A Gillis

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tihsurrhii-‘ OTELVICTORIA

we with-atom yoormenayir you Broadway, filth Avenue -and 27th St., -New York

do not think vinci has helped you - _

after taking one bottle. Doosn'tthls

Bloc

New Advertisement

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271 an 2

lo work on Construction, at IASTBRU ‘CAR WORKS. New Glasgow.

Study work and good psy.

Apply to Selperlntandent

Ens aus on lavoaxs. MQ' V Notvtllasgoi. N.$

‘I . ` ‘ ` .

740 .

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’°°'” W" ' | In the Centre of the Singing District

v1NoE|

' §:i:“o‘i':tlona entirely iigzrkilimm l t.ur|;“.m|'E .nd

, , fvttgltou '

DCU! YOU _ ladies visiting the city without escorts hzgausrllb

Notions '=°1=°"*° AM wt!-

Llfll’ '.Ng:g»mfare.::1lT::d `.'g<:'i»”ocma. m‘|mn“'"'

_ ~ ~ rooms “a;.:.~:. .°:.'-'..::::.~~‘ ~'°=~--

Liver and fron ' ' ~

boiy 'builder

eeble o‘lkd

we

» 2 Aaioturstr rlamroor if

' lloems $|.50 per and ,upward I

A Tiurepssa Plan , tslea st par

Farm . For 1 Sal;

at unterli rcnilalniul _V Nh h :nl-:.°..:'_g~.i.lr.° §»\.r~,::ldf1'*£;.1-1.i .t.'tLr:=.:':.:,.1'1'.‘:3uy.-" '~"'°°' '“-‘

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H-IOMl\»l fl.

F OR, SALE

rroptfry it .mousse .

Oilers to hay will he received

patllsiptogpibse rat, lorlgaellia ousey .wsteligrus . , ;;»§_»;fl\4§:a’m‘w¢¢w’~utf» : s slwtttdl. . L_ ‘_ ~`- .sar " ` ' ia ,, .111 to.rr%‘“‘Nl‘sl°r.r.. o

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