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_ _ _ *_ __ I A -__-A v _ __ I - - ' -~ - ---__

, ,

- Liberal-Conservative

I , _ A Coii2ition I Bargalns Second District of

__ _.__.. ___.`_,\_ .__-`__.`__` `__, _

, trict uf Queeu's County will be held at

the Lyceum llall, Charlottetown. the

0 s 27th of July inst., at 1 o’clock p.m., to

choose Candidates for the Legislative Assembly. each poll to send five dele-

ALBERT TREMI-IRE.

We have about a dozen convene,

- ’ isss-7-out tsl.

_IN_ - _ Queen s “

A Convention from the Second Dis- Enor

' Foxes For Sale

3 pair of Breeders. 2 pair of 1915

pups. For price and Breeding lntlniffl of John J Hines. Sec'y 'l‘reaB\1I‘€t‘ Ives Black Fox Co., Montague, P. E-

Sealed Tenders will be received

gates, until noon on Monday, August 21141.

1915 from any person or persons will ing to contract for the supplying Of

220" 722m5i material and the building of a school

WAR ORDERS T0 CANADA

AGGREGATE $200,000,000

i'-

nous Business Brought to this Country Through the Persistence

of the Goverment.

t Credit due to Sir George Perley, Acting High Commissioner in London.I

_ _ I

VefY fine from f°d5`” _ ot West Royalty according to Plans orders for munitions nnd equip- pounds moon; 15,883,573 pounds; No M

_ and specification to be seen at the mem for wa, aggregmmg $z00`000_000 Vcheese; ZOA46 I H ; 78,968

Split and gi"e€n' residence of lienry llarry, chairman have one our

of School Trustees, West Royalty or Great

been placed in Canada by pouiidsfowi; 177,236 tons o oats; 4,- ' The

to Canadian niaiiufacturers. laces; 103,145 great coats; 500.000 more

ORE EMPTY SHELLS NOW.

F M ti ‘ ' Britain and the Allil d Powers 036 33’ pounds of pr ved e t d tht ‘t\liriyai‘0Ell]t

~ _ _ - _ 1 ‘.1 .... eser mas; e f' ' . _‘f _ hal°t*at DYICCS ff0m ng *ll the 00109 Of the 5111-ll- Of Ed“°'“U°"- tllrougli the medium of the Caiiailiuii ‘3.l20.000 pounds of dried vegetables; fixed I ` ' `

The Semi-aiiiiiial meeting of the (`ll8l'l0ll€l0Wn- Government and its assistance and 2,000.000 bags of oats; 2,500,000 boot shells

tc each Bedford Farmers' co-operative Co., _Tendercrs are also asked to sub- advice

Will be llrld til Bctlfnrtl SHlUl‘tl2l1'. mil ii 36037319 Dl'|<f¢-‘ f0l' UW _|I\00“l' 'l‘lie Shell Coniinisslon created by the trousers; 25.000 coats; sheepskin lin- tier to July til, at 1 o'clock. ily order The- net-‘QSSH-l'y 10 C0nSU‘U<`l the building- Government in the early stages of the ed; 512,000 yards white flannel; 1,000,- it is

we mloro Ellis. Secretary. The 'l"\|Sl@0S ‘I0 nu! bind I-IWUISUIVBS war have inade possible (`anada's par-E000 cap conit`ortei°s; 1,040,000 cardi- what

2199-T-223151, to accept the lowest of HILV l¢'ntl<fl'- ticipation in inunition supplies to the gans; 100,000 cholera belts; 500,000 C0111

aiiiiniiintion' instead ol. empty and they do not require ally empty shells at prescnt. it ‘or- cleai-ly appreciate the situation

necessary lo know exactly 01' a round of fixed anlinunition is osed of. There are four main

e s eel shell thc brass cart

--,`,~,-_,`_.,

i .-- i;llL'.. ' '

Tenders to be addressed to the nxten

5 per cent Discount -

1 undersigned marked “Tenders for dgng

business brought to this country

school house." was never realized until the following

on any of these. Heres F arm fOr S318 "’“§"é- mr-R-”f.§`§; ’i‘.}”"e"‘s°.-.f'.‘..‘5.§.I‘l'.§J'§§2f§of"Z.if§f.§’“§'.}§ii

a fine bargain just at the

right time. These are _ The_ undersigned offers _for - - _

edlate Sale his fm-In frontmg Since the early weeks of the war

lmm

9 _V Ol Sv Oil. Winsloe, R. R. No.1 ister

at Orwell Cove 2154-7-zortttszwirs.

of Militia:-‘ ,

SIR GEO. PEFiLEY’S WORK.

hand`made rods and fine' 0l'1.0I.'W6ll Bay C01'}SlS[lllg Of 50 Llgstloverilnieiit has made active and

~ 5.

. _ 0 _

. I . 0 fforts to obtain on behalf

- acres f ood la d ith some 0 -.“.'"-.e _ _ . .

ty fn-she<1f1f0ugh<»ut- ..... .°...-ii. .....‘2..l‘¥.... Cl... A n , ?.€.;.;“;“1‘;';.:.’:.?.‘l.lr,§;.;;:;;'..;‘.a“1;1f‘;:..

J. G. .lamieso

I 1 Ili

DRUGGIST I 2243

to shipping etc. For particulars _ _ . ‘ISYS

apply to for n

GEORGE M. NICHOI-SON and Common ol Charlottetown tions

Orwell Cove ” nope

I' '

ment of movements direct Log

and as these were ordered before the war prices have

Liberal-Conservative

We received a large ship- ,',,,`,,,,_

On Wediiesday the -ith of August next been

Kinnon situate in the common of High

. .

C v <‘liarlotteto\vii near the Spring Park point

on ltoad bounded on the South by McGill Gove

Street, on the East bv lands conveyed tries

for munitions of war, stores,

Of Valuable R¢a| hgfntg m the C|ty and foodstuffs which are necessary

iaiiitaiiiing the military opera- of Great Britain and her allies. atedly and iiisistently the re-

-?-:Z6.\i0ipd. The undersigned is infttructed by sources of Canada, thc ability and

- ine 0“'n“l'S I0 Sell nl “WUC” ‘ln the desire of her maiiufacturers and pro-

prr-mises the following lJl‘0il9¥`Ue55_ ducers to supply needed articles, liavc

brought to the attention of the

Hl ills lwnl" Of 10-30 0`Cl0'~'li f0l"€n00n British and Allied Goveriiiiiciits both all lllnl lJiL‘C@ Of land I'9C€nllY 0CCU‘ through the (‘oloiilal Secretary and pit-d by the late Mrs. Donald Mac- through sir George Perley, ncting

Coiiimissiuner iii l.ondon_ Thr- lias been urged on Iiis )Iajesty’s riimeiit that the Canadian indus- inight fairly expect to be called to furnish a share oi' thc enor-

° ° to llciirv livde and .lames Edon, on upon

of the \orth by the \orthern boundary inous quantities of war supplies need-

K‘ 9 of the I\lcGill farm and on the West cd.

S by a fence containing about three

` acres. also the f-omniodious dwelling

convention of ine Llbei-ol-con- house and barns thereon-

servniive art 1 will be held in the hall In1n1e<lintel.v after disposing of .the Tl' _ _

assumed large proportions and is varied cliararter. While the Gor-

IJ 5 _

nr,-ny Itiwl- nn \\f@¢1neB,1ay_ Jnly above I will sell the household furni- har

USHED CANADA'S CLAIMS

e r-orrcspondeiice on the subject

m nominate candidates for tm, me 5.51318 of the mtg Mrs MacKinnon ernnient has declined to inake repe-

lhlalive A5Sembly_ Each poll is On '|~nnr5,]ay me 5th of Angus; next scntutions on behalf of any iniddlc-

from the rnanufactur-es_ reiqtiegtetj (0 send the 119439553;-y dele- at lllt' llOUl‘ of 12 0’(:lt)Cl{ Il00n all ihlil ma"-

ga c

it has coiistaiitly niaiiitaiiied thc

5 Diem, of land and buildings on the policy of placing before the British

B, ,\1o(;L‘1GAN,pi-ositionc west side of Queen Street in Char- COW

#_ lottetowii being parts of Town Lots “S 10

I10lI 8(lV3l'iC€d and yOU Wlll ` On the some evening a public meet- Nos. 4 and 5 in the second hundred of of _“I _ _ _ _

“ill 5,, htm in me han at Murmv -I-UW" lots having 8 from of 43 whit-li might be utilized or required

get the benefit by purchasing lille

Jeweler & Optician ' he

I I

rbour South, when addresses will feet on Queen Street and 36 feet at the fo"

one of out-s` be de-livcrt»<I by lion. Pr'-nlier Mathie- rt-ar and cxteiiding back 168 feet on "I"

-~I~i~orr-rzlrrlrn' \if'L(1i"" "\Ir A I. wliitli .irc situate two stores and ed III'

Ste\varI. as tenants. For further par- M

» noninrn nppiy to C. D. Mccnlium I

at .\i

"8 1915, nt three o’c1ot-lr in the after- ture and other effects belonging I0 0 a

_ Esq., Solicitor for owners. ` In

outh Silver Black Fox and Fur R- BEMRST0- ,,.,,,.,,

A 'll ‘ .

C0. Ltd. Y3l'lIl0Ulll, N. S. ,ynly 14;¢n_ 1{i15_ uc Omer lf’ _ _

50 p. 1:. cash dividends paid ‘$101-7-17lllStt8i. l_a"'I'

riiincnt all possible infornlatloil the products and iiialiul`uctiii‘ei's lkinds obtainablt- in (`auada

war piirposcs. 'I`ht- liritish Gov nu-nt has bi-on rl-pt-:its-tlly i't-qiicsl

om time to tiine to bring this in

<-son: _ ._-ii.. ._ .- _ _

G. H, E Fraser. and the caiididates. Chair to warcliouse at prcst-nt occupied bv lornmlioll U’ UI" ‘"I""I"’" "I IIN' "U

taken at 8 p_in. 2208-7~22nitSi Ka-lly Taylor and Co. and \\-'altace II"‘l G°v""'""`m"7'

PROVED ATLANTIC SERVICE

I"ebruar_v lust represeniatioiif placed before tht: Admiralty as

the iiizitletiiiucy of traiisportatioi

tics across tlie Atlantic, as that

TIDE TA DLE

.iu|.v.

]~lighMVV_»ater. "Toe lift "l‘nn`é"`

13 .22

_ot:I ol-`

Date Uay

Th. 2.02

4 @

Lll`I`

last year.

20 p. c. cash dividends guaf

raiiteed this year.

Vnless more than 20 p. c.

cash be paid will add nlorc foxes to the ranch.

Anicricaii sliztrelioldt-rs are nlvt on

¢&®~l@U\bt»;!\¢l-*

F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F. Sa.

s. |

Tu. `

W. Th. F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F. Sa,

S. I M. 9.30 Tu. 10.31 W. 0.05 Th. 0.47 F. 1.25

2,44 3.24 4,03 4.41 5.20 6.01 6.44 7.30 8.18 9.08 9.56 0.00 0.42 1.16 1.45 2.11 2.34 2.58 3.30 4.14 5.06 6.00 7.15 8.24

10 1] 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 ‘£2 I3 I4 25 26 27

Z8 29 30 31

~'>1>i>=s=3s>=s=°>~>'>=r~>1>=>=>=>=>=>=@r'>=~i---=¢---~ri

"""‘*'|\'Q‘5<4\l¢\»K~E.QK¢t-lr-‘D-‘OK-"5C»J¢»CKOr-O§¢OK\2i§~3

14.18 15.16 16.18 17.24 18.33 19.40 20.40 21.36 22.26 23.14

10.42 11.26 12.09 12.52 13.36 14.20 15.23 16.31 17.56 19.16 20.28 21.34 22.32 23.20

11.29 12.24 13.16 14.03

Sa. 1.8 .6 7.6 a

ULY-lst to ird cool wave 4th n

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cliarirc.

Picton, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY 'J

l'I<-lily to cal and drink, alll all if

the vt-ry best available I )

‘f ° ff "i | -- ‘ 1 ' i by

,,.I "" _“I5” OI III” I1I’aI`I"IlL`IU“"' I"-“I” t.lir0ui.;ll the Vaiizitliiill (Ioveriiiiit-iit b_\

hm” ( Im’ Wm’ 'I‘L'"` ’"""°u5 “I*"“gI"' the llritisll and .\llited Goverilliieiits:

Holy Name Pic-nic

At Beautiful St. Peters’ Bay

_ _ " ' \Il ivnl ol the lloston boat at the _` _ - _ _ ,- -, , -_ . ,,.

dock and taken over ranch free of Monday August, ml tm lmtwh ‘md Alhul (lm. In

A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR. Tlicrl- is not li more beautiful spot M) RYING THIS YEAR'S D|V|DEN|)S_ on l‘. ld. Island than St. Peters _,liu_\‘, Mlm

S. P. GOUDEY, See;-etary, :Ls seen frriiil tht- \'i<-iiiity of thc noblc _‘mf I _ ,_ __ _I -(,| I MU, dl,

2105-7-22Mtt'. _ Gotlili: ('liur<-li. QI ' " '

llt-re one can spend all zii`tt‘i‘ii<>oii til'

rf-ul plczisiiri- and coiitt-iitcincllt

will bi- prnvidctl

_ _ . _ nn-

-gl All popiilar gaincs nnd aiiltiscliiclits I

o o

` thc t`l' ‘. Band", are cainping

both music and int-rrlinent.

A special train will leave Cliarlottc-

town at 147 i for the itnl<

coiitlitiuil previ-iltctl our proiliiiri-i's :ini

iiiaiiii|'zu~tiircrs i'roi}i zivailiin.; llicin :.'t-Ives nf opportui ities wlllch niight otlicrwise be open. As a result oi these efforts 1-iglitut-il steniiicrs wort tltetallt-ll by ilu- _-\dnlirltli_v for tli< purpose of trliiisplwlitig across ilu

until' supplies piiicliilseil in f`:tn

-nts. Sir (l<~0rgt~ I’<-rle-_\', Acting lligl tiiiiiissitiiier, has Iiccii i-oiitiiiiutlli igcd in zissistiiig in those lnatter.~ tit* sllttess ‘.1 ll l las ll 1

it-in is Ili no sniztll tlegrce owing it his cticrgy nnd activity. 'l`liut sucl

iris on bcliali' ol' the Govcriiiiit-iii

lluvf-. not bt-cn iiiizivallilig will bc real ized froiii thc following inconiplt,-ti list of oraI<ei‘.s pltiircd iii <'anath

thc llritish and Alslirdluctilfwyi

oi oss

Leaves Interrfoloiiial Railway Wharf on the grounds, and will coiitributc ORQERS p| ACED gy -|-HE BR|T.

ISH.

10.000 sets sadtllr-ry, 3,500 sets artil

. : 1. ni. p ~ :

KEOUIIIIS- Ii‘”'l“l`lllllKi1l 7-3017- ln- IU” Ierv harness 19500 saddle blankets

"1"" “"’°l" Q" “"I"“I _‘lf the m°'n' turn into -W-u nntl vroiinrtioiintt- tntcn 111,000 son- snfirllos, 10.000 small.

ln!-5 0Xl_N`€-‘FB lI`_Ull1 Hilllfilli liilltllll- froin illterinedintf- stations. llalffure innnkptg 2501) nnirg wire traces, 20(

Hmml' mr Swirls' P' E' Island’ “nd l`3I“S 01| l`t’l»§llli1I` 1llUI'|lll\l§ nnfl nflf’-F' miles cable, Ill tons copper rod, 17,50(

there awaits the arrival oi’ the after- noon trains froni Souris and ltllniira ol-|

S .irtlller\ luiincs 15,000 double

_ _ _ .1 ~ _' ~~ ps, _

noon train froui (harlottetuwll. Should Monday, Aug. 2nd prove un- SMS u,-¢nn,,-_\- nn,-,n._,-n_ 17500 Salinit-

thcnce to Magdalen Islands as fol-

favorablc the I'iciiic will be held the hlnpl-it-fs, 1l|T,'_'fni gross tons oats

lows: first fine day l`olIowiiig. $0,344 gi‘oss tons hay.

M0NDAY_I-Pave SUUFIS f0l` Elang-l I"t\l|u\\'ii|1.: arc the train arrange-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island ` nn-ni,-_ l 0

d Point Bosse. Returning, calls at

RDERS PLACED BY FRENCH

:E E

Faro

J 5 . _ . _ _

to 8th, cloudy and unsettled, 9th to (",¥i""SI°"e’ Amherst and 5011108; and_

il returns to Picton. '

458.200 :irm_\' blankets, 15,000 com

13th, warm wave. 14th to 18th, gen- a eral rain period. 19th to 22nd, pros- A

THURSDAY-Leaves So ri for, ('ln1rl0||o1n\\~n_

u s

“sung heat 23rd to 27"), U di mherst, Grlndstone Island, Point finnlty J.~t__ showers. 28th to 31st. cool andmndllsli lmllhe a"fl~('m"d Emfy' Retumlng Y‘"`I‘-

“greeable_ s at lolnt llosse, Griildstoiie, Ain- sn|'fn|},-_

rst, Sourls, and returns to Picton. ‘iiotiforli

On the first trip in the months of Trai-atliv.,

.lune Iuly August and So teuiber, Scotcliihrt,

v ~ 1 _ P

5 DIARY OF EVENTS_ Qveallier permitting, calls at \Vcst Mt, Stewart

City Magistratr-'s Court, .9 a.in, Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 8.45..

gay, to land malls and passengers

.ro_DAY_ .- in icrs , iciice to Pryon Island. _lte- Dnllglas,

tnrnnig. calls at Point Bosse, Grind- iinnli.-o,

-_+ stone, Amherst and Souris. 1,0; 41|

For further particulars apply to M ,ll wM. noBEa'rsoN e. soN. .\iliiio,'

Agents, Halifax. Midgcll,'

CHAS. W. IVES, '. SL |.ew,.~s .

Agent. Picton. '-

i'0l' St. Aiidrt-w's

.X0 .75 .05 .|50 .55 .50 .45 .45 .45 .40

.fin .30 .25 .20 .10 Arr

ive

t\‘t<.‘>-lr: :S53

plete sets szuldlcry, 15,000 saddls blankets, 5,000 coinplete sets saddlery 5,000 satldlo blniikt-ts, 20,000 sets ai' tillcry liariins.=:. 20,000 long tlrlvlnt

2.10 whips, 10,000 elt numrlahs, 20.000 sad- 2.27 tile bluiikels.

2.30 2.44 ORDERS PLACED BY THE RUS

-I

2.55

3,05 3.12 3.17

3.21

2f`

§»&_:»~=:: bi as

SIANS

20,000 sets stitlillery.

The above list may be Supplement

42 ed by the fnlloiviiig list sent out by tht-

Colonial Office and showing other or

DEATIIS

MATTHEW McLEAN G C0.,

Ilalf fare on both morning and af- ‘IHS

placed for the British Govern

Agents, Souris.

Or to WM. McLURE. Manager ant

“107-7-M22 27 29 31.

trnoon trains from Souris nnd Elmira. "Will In Cnnnllnf-

170 tons at-ctoiis' 1,000,000 Ross

- l .. . , , - .

HARPER.-(ln Sunday morning. Juli' Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia. » bayonets and scabbards; 1,900 tom-

25th, Elma .\iay. iiifnnt daughter of 20 Charles I-‘_ and May Harper. aged 2 months and I0 days. llludded oil earth

to blossom in heaven.)

Liberal-Conservative Convention

_-___

rlsitn silt

3rd District of Prince' very Best Quality 'I

1..

\ »-. ~ p; 1 -

A Convention for the selection M22 S -A I \` 3 I I

Candidates to contest the 3rd Elector- 9 \` ,. ` _

al District of }’rlnr;)e County in the# h |

interest of the Ll eral-Conroe ati ,' _ : :.’::.::.:'.‘."..:':.“.l“.l1?.:'1l‘:§'rllf..'i"i f D" 15' .2“3"’f, H’ ' ” st the nour ot 10.30 non. noon i»oii Pei' Steamer .Skleld ,

has the right to be represented by four . _

cologne.. From the Mediteranean. _ -

JAME8NA.FPIdqcf:lE|LL, C B '" _ . _ co v. n , _ ._ ». ~

SRD DISTRICT PRINCE COUNTY. -~ tt* . J* .

` 2289-7~27m4l 2259-7~24m3i. _ _Q ~~`- ‘J _ 1

. ` "Well," retorted the conductor

The motorbus stopped and the con-

diictoz' looked cariiestly up thc steps. blit no one rloscemlefl and nt last lit i stalked up impatiently.

'come down for it. I caii't bring it on ‘ the bus for you."

sulphuric at-id; 100,000 Ross rifles:

QUITE SO 125.000 19 pound high GXDIOHIVI

°”- 1‘ -é shells; 125,000 eighteen P.R. shrapne‘

‘ shells; 78,000 st-is nccoutrementfl; 42.

'$67 ammunition boxes; 25,000 Iiandol

61-7-15Mtl’. ._ V _ E5 I rig cordite; 4,500,000 fusea; 16.500 t0nF _ .

ers; 150.000 brass brushes; 200,000

thriving hriishes; 5,000,000 pouiitir

“ ‘l~]re. you," lic said to a man on top paraiine candles; 257,700' mess tins;

"don't you want Westminster Ab- 267,000 pick axes; 50,000 picketing boy? ' posts; 200.000 picketing ness: 120-

"Yes,” was the reply. 10 shovels; 108,000 nr sleepers: 3.000

aluminum stock pots; 45.900 d0H€B

etaniis antltoxine; 3,000 crossing tim-

bers; 500,000 water bottles; 11.624324

D _

of $150,000,000, The trelnen- cotton drawers; 150,000 flngerless parts-

glovcs; 80,000 pairs woolen mdtts; 200,000 pairs leather initts; 950,000 pairs ivorsted socks; 25,000 pairs lumbernien`s socks; 50.000 pairs long socks; 200,000 woolen undervests; 20.- 000 pairs rubber boots; 1,086,500 flan- nel slilrts; 100 pair shoe packs; 200 tons brass strips; 259 travelling kit- _cliens; 2,000 wagons; 50,000 horse collars. '

HUGE RUSSIAN ORDER

. .

.An order from the Russian Govern- uieiit for shells obtained by private interests has been allotted to a. con- siderable extent iii Canada. Pay- ments to Caiiadiaii manufacturers on account of this order will, it is stated, 1 probably reach froin seven to ten mil- lion dollars.

There have also been obtained

large orders for making explosives for the purpose. lt is anticipated that the shell committee will shortly issue a statenient setting forth the aniotint of orders placed in Canada for the manufacture ot’ empty shells and of mixed ammunition.

f`:inada is capable ot' turning out

empty shells in very large nunibers by means of the organization which has been cstnlilislied through the efforts of the shell couiniittee during the pitst nine niontlis. ln the meantime, how- ever, thc situation In Great Britain

that r'ountr_\' are ill a position to turn out cnipty shells as rapidly as they can be coll\'crted into the fixed niii~ inunitioil iiccessniy i`or use at tht- frtillt.

. LIBERTY ABUSED

Sir_--.\i:iii_v :irc asking wlmt we are,

iglitiiig about, 'l`li<- Cliicago Daily _\`t-\\'s went to llin cure of the matter when it said that Great Britain is ighting for “ thc priiiciplc-tlic fruits of tht- principle-ol' the l~ibcrt_v of the iiillivitliizil against the despotism of thc State." I To us British subjects who have

iievcr known allylliilig elst- but in-

whicli Geriiiaiiy wislics to inipose -rould mczin. \\`c forget, or do ilot '.iiow, at what a price this precious

has cliaiiged and the iiidustries ol' A'

th t . ' ` '

ridge. the brass prliner and the charge of cordite. The present situation is that the factory output of shells in the l)oiiiiiiioii exceeds thc output of brass cartridge cases or primers and until latter

former, not ing ‘ 'placii ‘ tl f In I

shells.

The output of the factories now en-

gage triil

pres ed inthe mailu at ir o p

-*E I

"Great sale oi’ sliks commences

Tuesday morning. A splendid lot of striped taffeta and niessaliiies, 33 inches wide, regular $1.35 to $1.50 per

oil sale at just 891:. per varil.,

yard. .

2280 )

Moore & Mcheoti.

_TURKISH VIEW OF

SITUATION IN PENINSULA

CONSTANTINOPLE. vin. London,

July 23-There has been no changi- iii the lin the |tlie Turks have coliflued their efforts

_ _ _ ‘ f U 'to desultory_ small arms fire and sap- "‘;‘£)lIl)r:]i;ri'I‘:lai;’,Sth,(f) Ollfliifjtu 0;) uiglping operations. 'lhe weather has

h- “Dum be gained by been excessively warm.

situation on the Gallipoli front, past week. Both the Allies and

II‘lie Turks are concentrating many

lg lunher or ers or e p y new troops near the Gallopoll theatre.

'After surniounting many difficulties

- _ .,- fl, Ss Cm.,-tliey now have placed In successful

g‘f,_1I:,sl:SL ti-:i§l,lIs`l1(oil0llc0et|iinal gn the _operatioii, plants for the manufacture ent' output of the factories engtlg- 'of ammllnmo" of h““‘.'y anmery' Th"

. _ I .U ,. f nm W shen5_ loutput of these factories it is asserted

is several thousand shells a day.

There is but slight foundation for

Ireports of famine and epidemics ot'

disease in Constantinople. The city is well provided with iiloderately cheap food. There have been no dis- turbances in the streets, and no cases of cholera have been reported.

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~ One cent per word first insertion In this column, half cent psr ,

charge Twenty-five cents.

..m.|.H_|. _ ._

word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum' H

4-'

. . _<l>fHI>,I~+~*~I°'I*r“l>vI<l*-l~'l'-I'|°<le4‘~l»I‘+l*l>I“l-#l*|~l°‘l~-l+l+'l+-I+~l+l+I4f

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A gon Izs W an tml

A\iENTS WANTED-TO SELL FOR

'l`lie Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. idx- periencu uniiecessary. lllgbest coni- inissions paid. llundsome free t- iiipnitaiit Stone & \VeIlli\gtoii,'l`u- roiito. Ont. 1805-7-IiMl'l26i.

TO LET-HOUSE. APPLY 232 Great (lcorgc St, 2052-7-l5Mti’.

TO LET.-The Store and premises

on Kr-ut Street at pi-ost-iii oct-iipied by (Ivo. .’\I<~t`)u:iitI. ’l`ailor_ posscssioii givt-ii Aiiglist ist. url, 1453 l\'cnt St.

Apply tu I). Stew- :;'tl7~7~2din nitt’

T' W J

lion i'4Ici°.~a Iva nied I

BOARDERS CAN BEACCOMMODAT-

icd with large frontwoiiisillitlall niodorn coiivt-iiiciici=s in a central location. Apply at this oiiir

22112-7 llipd.

I " ___ ___ 1

r'\:f5 0;' S

llividiial freedom it is_diiIlcuIi. to`con- wA'"|q-|-'ED;*‘G|R`L` FOR GENERAL cclvc what tht- dvspolisni of the bttiic h,mSL,“,m.k_ _ypply to MrS_ E_ A TE

Teachers Wanted _

WANTED.-Principal wanted for Belle

ltircr School (1:16) Suppleniciit $40. Apply Se-cy. of Trustees.

2205-7-20ii1cTi

TEACHER WANTED.-- FIRST* OR'

St-cond clii.~‘s, nlule preI'errcd for (Illnriiscy Cove Sr-liool. Supplement

lhill) "va"t"d“‘=‘F"|'"\|7 $40. Apply to Fred t'. l.cl.ecliciir.

Sc<~rt»liii'y Trustees. 22551-7-2GlNIIlipil

ACH E'R"'W'ANi"€Di2ND"`6`|f/TS§

Foster, 148 Cuiiibcrlaiid St. niale tcaclier for Rennie's Ituud

2080-7-IGM! f.

ctliilsiilg. this precious liberty. was

niiItctl_ to us as their most prcr-ioiis

'iur freedmii :is li pl‘uscripliv<» right, A and we arc apt to stand up and clial- lt-iige thc right oi' uiiyoitc who dures lo interfere with us or hinder us in

doing what wc wish.

'l‘liis is right and in Illt- bilsit: priii-

ciplc of llritisli i'r<-edoni and it. is upon lint priiiciplc that Ilritaiti stands or ails. ln order that Ilritain will stand we must use wisely that freedom that ir ‘lic luis given us and if we fail in our duty to her now in this crisis slit- will surely fall before the niislaiiglit ii' Gcrinaiiy, who will then impose

lpon un her State despotism.

It is a well estalilh-ilied law that lack

#if use or the unwise use of aiiyiliiiig ‘vill qaiise it In wither and die. This s iruc in Iliiligs pliysiczil us wcll :is in things moral. if we have an uiiused

ve lose those powers. it is equally true if we do not use our freedom viscly or if we abuse it wc will surely

iii their duty towards the Gentlles- 'ind through their failure lost their

'lnotlier, so will our freedom be taken 'rom us if we do not do our duty.

It is painful and humiliating to read

‘hat in Moiitreal officers who had re-

itoncd and rotten egged. by zt number 'if irresponsibles. as they attempted ti address n iiieetin to secure re

ll`0€‘1l0In lroes to these extremes nnd,

ADDITIONAL WAR SUPPLIES is so perverted it is high' time 'to de- T

prive such people of a boon they abuse ` so grossly. Such people do not de- serve the freedom they enjoy. They, bowled down and ill-used those who were only asking them to use their' freedom that that freedom might be U preserved. Montreal has sent many good men to the front to lay down their lives for the liberty which thos/3 , irresponsibles so vllely abused. ‘ In our own recruiting campaign we

serve lt. lt is a hard choice that is laid upon us but we must rio our 11

balance. We must make our choice U

etc., s

ALEXANDER ROSS. C

lmoii. which litany of us are smlly'

‘ioiiglit by our t`oi‘i~futlu-rs and trails- FOR SAI-E_4 PURE BRED HOL- __

t-i::ic_\`.` We i'or;:<»,t their hard lol and l‘l`i1l CHIVPS. _I-ZUUII llltllVlllllnlS In 'he blood and tours that they shed I*-"'<‘l‘.\' \\'n3'» I1l'l<'l‘tl IUW fllnl _On 01153’ lint we might be free. \\'Q look upon loriiis. Ima :intl (‘ltil'l<. VICIUFHI- ~

irgaii it atrophies and loses its use. ~ 'f we do not use our mental powers WANTED“I"‘m°‘IIm0I-" 0 -"°""§ "I0" -

For Sli lc 1

School, No. 111. Supplenient, $40, one of experience preferred. Apply

o Doiiuld Andrews, Secy. of Trus-

tees. 2143-7-20Mlt}6<l.

stein bulls fit fur sei'vica, und sev- WVAENTIVEDUA 5'ETé6l\l5>CLAYS$`VTEA:

clier for St. Cntlioriiies school No. Siipplciiicllt $15.00. Appy to .lnnies I). l.uinont, Secretary .laiiios

UCTION sALE___A PROPER-rv AT _IL Lainoiit ""l4-7-23M4i|nl.

Victoria, (`rapaii<i, 'l`liui°sday, July WANTED-TEACHER FOR STAN-

20. 1915, :it 4 o’clm-It p.in. Good dwt>lliiig-liuusi-_ store, iiut-liulldings; ct-litrally lot-nietl; suitable for

hope sclitiol, Suppleinciit $25. Ap- ply to Isuzu: Laivsuii. Stnilliopc

Milipd.

doctor, druggi:-it or lncrcliaiit tailor. wAN'|'ED_EXpER|EN¢E|3 TEACH.

l~`or iiiforiiiatiou apply on premises, or owner, N, Pciipraisti, 207 Great _ _ ____ _____________ _2292;E*2“‘_‘" ARM Fon sane oN |NoiAN

cr for Cable lit-ad West School. l*rott~staiit preferred. Siipplciiiciit, $20.00. Apply to M. l\lcl.areii, Sec.

2162-7-20nilt’.

River Road Icailiiig to Illack Horse.

coiitziiniiig uboilt 55 acres. with large barn nearly now, dwelling and ' out-buildings. ncver-failing well of

titer Guaranteed title Terms- -

llo_val Scliool, two nllles from 0'l.cary. Supplcincnt $20. M. I). McLeod, (Tlleary. 2116-7-17-ml0l

iv ,_ ' . _ . . _ ____ ...___ $1,000 cash. balance to suit pur~ WANTEDTMAI-E PRINCIPAL Fon

cliascr. Mrs lt. A. Iiillnian. Ken- sington, P.l:I.l. 2190-7-21ml2i

I [eip \\’aiitcd--lllale

Victoria School District No. 60. Supplenient voted $120. Apply by It-ltcr stutiiig cxpcriciice to E. Bos- wcll, Secretary of Trustees.

2082-7-1tlMtl.

- I' 1

as coacliiiiaii. llc must be able to drive well and bc well reroiiiniciid- _

Vt aiitcd

nigh position and it was given to WANTEDLA '¢|L|`A"Ui:|:E|__ii;;` 'A`|i_"

ply Box 163 City.

lurned from the front were hisscil. $2-5° PER DAV FOR DISTRIBUT'

_ - ir - _

'fruits 'for the war. When individual °

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Wllllnxly. We must do it now. ln- N0rWt\_v. Sweden and Switzerland, re-`| -livldual liberty is worth it. Iam, gir, presenting another $25,000,000 at the,paniment of diplomatic friction, and

when the war is ended an aftermath

(Tharlottetnwn. ftlcle declares that mich n golngfnn ii

ed. Edward Bayfield. 2172-7-21Mtf

lose lt. An :no Jewish notion rniir-ri vTRNrE"o,TM}x`cHlN|s1"`i=oR`LATHE

work. Apply ll. Stewart & (`o.

2160-7-20nitf. 1

Sitviiatioiis Wicniit

ing "WORLD`S GREATEST WAR.”I

Up to date book. Wliirlwlnd seller. I WANTED__T° rem or purcha” dwe _

Linscott Company, Brantford, Ont. I

--7 t

'l`o Let

0 LET.-DOUBLE TENEMENT (new). Apply 107 Elm Ave.

2225-7-23m4i _

WANTED position as book-keeper steiioi:rapliei'. Apply to Fniiiiiu

tevciisoii, Wlicailey River.

2251-7-2~lm3i

WANTED DRESSMAKING. APPLY

232 Euston St. 2174-7-21MtSl.

WANTED.--A POSITION AS BOOK-

kecpcr or stenograplier, by it gradu- :itc fruin llnion Commercial College. Apply to Olive Robertson. Mt. llope.

2165-7-20niili

ling house with few acres of land at or near a village, or small fiirin iii desirable locality. Apply by letter Mrs. Patrick Clinton, St. Marys Road

2264-7-26. inwpd

RGES GOVERNMENT would be acceptable in the United

TO BUY GERMANY'S States nnd would remove ii serious

SUPPLY OF COTTON 'cause oi’ friction.

“Along.. our present lines," flin-

Tlincs continues, "wo re heading

LONDON. July 23.-Advocating the straight for ti very sharp tlifferniico of

l100Dle do not seem to be awake to l_>\1f<'llaSo h_v the British Government opinion with the citizens and GOV- 'lie fact that it in only by the proper troiii Southern cotton exchange; of ernment of the United States. Such ii use of our freedom that we can pre- the amount of cotton that would nor-`dist\1rhan<',e of American sentlnlcnt

all have one I German 'cannot be to our Interest. lt. meant'

Y S O Y' nd Aiistriirlliiiignry at an outlay th

otton exports to liolland. Denmark, 0

ame time declaring cotton absolute Unifnlnlntl. the Times in a special ar- |of

at the United States may be hamp-

tlniy- We mul!! DIBCG 011|' |lV£‘8 ln the Of $l50.000.000, and also of American lerod and weakened in dealing Wllll

ther issues front other quarters. lt means while the war lasts an accom-

reseninioiit and the presentation oi'

great bill for damages."

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