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-iT PAYS to buy in this Province.

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-THE GUARDIAN is on sale nt

LaiIerty’s, Summeraide.

-MR. G. B. BEER, Gu-ardian Report-

_er, will be pleased to receive news oi interest to forward for publication. Telephone No. 738. `

-BASEBALL.-'The Independents

defeated the Pioneers at the ball Slime 011 2\londay evening, score 4 to 2. Oillcials, Messrs Morrison, McCul- lough, and McMurdo.-H.. -

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..-VISITORS.-Ainong the recent visitors i`roni Boston this week were Mr. -Justin 0’Brien who will spend a few weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 0‘l3rien Elms- dale and Mr. Sterling Snialliuan, who will spend two weeks at tho home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Sniallnian, 2§uininci'side.-H.

-SCHOOL WORK.-Ttio i-,losing

exercises ot` the 1-‘aiming School, .\lal- ltiéquc were held on Tiiursday June 26th. After a well rendered program the scholarship prizes anti diplomas were DFG-seiiteil. The f`u~mbei'laii<l Scholarship (value $40.00) presented by the Triistces ot’ the (`uiiiberland Trust Fund to the student ot’ the Illgllest grade who loatls his class was W0" by David Keir. The t`uinbei'land prizes which are a\vai'd<-tl to each of the students standing highest in lils grade were won by the folic,-wiiig: Grade VIII prize $7.00, l~`lreiit-Q Peake. Grade Vll, 'prize $5 00, Elizabeth Keir. Grade VI. -prize $4.00, 1\1argai'ct` Mc- GOUKIUI. (lrade V, prize $3 00, llriive McNutt. Gratis- l\', prize $15.00, Erwin TUYIUI” Grade III, prize $1.75. Adult-‘ `McNutt_ Grade il, prize $1.50, Gregor McNutt. Grade I iseiiior) prizi- $1.00. Edltli .\li'.\’utt. Grade I tjuiiiorl prize 75c, Arthur .loliiisoii A special prize ot' $0.00 lor nttentliiiice. was pri-sciitcd to Marion Young who has lit-rn present every day for tivo yt-urs, Both teach- ers were very kindly i'g-iiit-iiihl-red by their pupils, Miss Munn being pre- sented with a iiirt-l-y wrded address; and 11 Diirse cf twoiiti' three dollars and .lliss Simpson with a suitable

gift.

--SCHOOL WORK--'I‘ht‘ closing ex-

ercises of t‘aiiipbi-iitoii scliool took plat-o in the in-:iiitifiilly tit-roiuitetl school rooni on I-`i-iilay att(-_-rnooii, June, 227. Altiioiigh a heavy down- pour ot' rain t-oiitinucil throiii.;lioiit the aftornoon, almost 1-vi-ry iimiii- was rp. pi't.-sciitetl and thi- school rooiii \vas

-TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion tor advertising" in this col- umn. Caeh must accompany order minimum charge twenty ave cents.

-PURCHASES FARM.-Mr. Ed-

ward McKenna returned soldier has purchased the 150 acre farm froiu Mr. John Henderson, Elmsdaie. Both pur- tles were in town on Monday when

signed.-I-I. _

VVESTERN PERSONALS

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-Mr. P. C. Murphy, Jr., was a

‘visitor to Sumiuerslde on Tuesday

--Miss Grace Rmpkee oi' Winnt-,

peg is visiting friends,in Suuimerside.

-Mr. J. Green oi (‘l\arlotte-

town visited Suininerside on Tuesday.

-Mr. Gillis of St. Louis was in

Sunimerside Tuesday on business.

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-Mr. ll. O'llrien of Richinond was

in Suiiiincrside on busine5s_

,‘ -Mr. W. Il. Lynch oi’ Springfield spent '1`ut-sday in Suinincrslde on bus- iness. `

--.\ii'. and Mrs. B. A. Strung or

Port Borden spent '1‘uesday in Suni- iuorsitlc.

-Mr. W. A. Pooley of Tryon was

was ii visitor to Suinnierside _on Tucs- day.

-Mr. l~‘. li. (‘hisliolm oi’ Tiignisli was in Suiuincrsidc Tuestliiy on .b\i,s-- iiies.-i. I

--M. II. A. \’l/'ilsn of St. John. N.

Ii., was i't-gistercd at the Queen Hotel Siiiiiiiit-i‘.-side un Tuestiay'.

-.\‘li‘s_ (‘. L.. Moore of Picton, I\'.I

is spending a few days iii Suni- int-rsidc.

-Mr. ll. ll. Davison of St. ,Petr-rs

spent Tuesday in Siiinmerside on bus- lness.

--.\lr. and Mrs. ll. (l. Evans of St.

John, .\'. ll., are spoiiding ai i`L-w days

crowded with parents, i-atepayers and trusts-cs. Tin- t-xainiiiatioii was con- ducted b‘y the teaolu-i', Miss .~\lir»- O' Lacey and Miss ()"llalioian and Miss Murphy, two i-I-i---iii stiidonts of Princcl of Wales (‘oliegc. The pupils at-qiiit-l ti-il tlioiii.'-it-lvt-.s cxceptioiially wcll, showing by their protupt and tt.li‘r-ct aiiswers tho fiiitlifiil ills:-iiiii‘l-Z" of the tca<~l\er's dutit-s. lluriiig thc inter- ni`i.<:-iion ot' thc classes, a pleasing.: pro- grain ot' rccitatioiis and solos was ron- dercd anti, hi-re again, the pupilsi de-.-inc-il bith tin-insclves and thi-ir teaclier desirous oi i:i't-at credit. _-\t the close oi` thc exziiiiiiiiitioii, public school lcaviiig""dltlloiiias \\'oi'i> givi-ii to three of the pupils and sonic pleas- ing and coinpliiiii_-ntary i'ciiiai‘ks wr>i‘i= made by the people. The tent-ht-r in a few hriei’ but wt-ll riiost-n woi-‘ds. thanked the part-iits and pupils for their kinduess_diii'iiig her stay. and urged the parents to persevere in school work. (!a.ndy was the-ii pnsseiii around. which proved an :ippotiziiig 'relish and aitt-i' the siiigiiig oi thi' Natlonal Antlii-ni all tlispt>i'so<l to their hoines ft-cling that a vt-i'_\' pi'oiita.blc and i-iijoyuhle ai'tf-riiuoii had been spout in the school.

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DRCiWNED_ IN ST. JOHN RIVER

ttiaiiailiaii l’rr~ssl

St. John, .liiy 21-~iliiss<-ll 1.'-nnihan.

‘age-.il 20, a iueiplior ol' tin- stall' of the ~N. ll. Military llospital at I~`rcilei'it1toti_ was drowiit-d this att:-riioon wliilc hatlilng iii the St. J-_'ibn rlv1‘i'.

Ilo slipped from a floa: in deep

water and t-'iuld not swiin, iii- was a son of l’ati'it'k Iii-iiiiilian, St. John. who hail three soiisi iii-khaki, another oi’ whom was killed ln action.

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uiiiniorsidt- on 'l`uestia~y.

-Mr. (‘|tarlf-s Yoo who rect-ntly ar-

rived froin Qiiebuir is visiting i`oi'iiicr trieiids at liiiutsord.-.

-l)r. \\'oorls, Moiitrcal, son of Mr.

ll. I’. \\'ofJds, Stintnierside is spciitl~

»_(`liiet` Sark. indian Island was a passenger to t`liai'lottei.o\vn7 on_'1`u0s~ day on his oilicial businesis.--.

-Mr. Claude Lcurd. ex-soldi+_-i' has

lr-it tor .\'ow York where he has sec- ured a position.-ll..

-Miss (‘aniilia llornby, (‘.hariotto-

town was visiting in town this week she being one ot' a party who made the inward trip by auto.-H._

-I\-Irs. Keene and lwii eliildrcn ol’

Provitlence, l{.I., wort- p:isseni.:i-i's on \Vediiei-iday to Ilowlan Station wht-rel they will spend a vacation nt her` former hoine,-H.

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-.\ii~s. Joscpli Ilradlcy and threo chiiilrcn and Miss l’i-arl Ilarris, I{_e'¢| Mills, Que., are visiting at ()`[.f‘ai'y, guests ot their sister Mrs. John Yoo.-ll.

-Mr; and .Niri-ij Emmet liughes

Shanirocir, spent Monday in town gut-sts oi' Mr. and Mrs. Jost-pli I.. .\‘Iuii'hoatl. Mr. Iluglics ilrlvcs it iiorso which is as lianilsoiiio as any si-1-,ii on the strr-t-is this geldiiig is hy l):irk- wood ti yfzzrs old und ii sliarp inev- er-li.

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WHY GO ABROAD FOR CLERGY- MEN?

NEVV Y()ltl{. July 23.-\\-'lille tht-

l~`it`tli Avi-iiiii-. l’i~i-sbytiwiaii (‘hui°r-li iorniaily extended a rail to lioooiiit- its pastor to the ltev. John Kr-liiia-ii, pastor of St. (lt‘orlze`s l'iiiteil Ifrui- (‘liuri:h, l<7dlnburi.iii, Scotland, tin-_ Prcsbytr-i'iaii, it \v<-i-kly papi-r of thi- deinnoniination, published ln l’liila- dclpliia, made an r'ilit_oi‘iai protr-st against going :ibroad for a clerigyinaii to illl this place. .

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Q \c_‘i~vi“_\'~_-5-` \ ,-i, . "It lg important to note," it says,

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Rcindcr-r Forontakes no milk-no siigar- no time to prepare. It r-ontnins its own milk and sugar, sojust add boiling water and stir -- pt-ricct cocoa, ready instantly. Onc tcaspooniul of Rcindcr-r Cocoa to the cup. Caiiipcrs,fis\icr- men, motorists, stay- at-honics-2-"i cups of rich cocoa, 35 ccnts.

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rzountry, this leading t-hurch could tiiid no one siiitablo for this import- ant pulpit. For the siecoiiil iiiut- since l)r_ .Iohn llall's death ‘thin cliurr-li has sought its pastor abroad. What isthi- niattei' with our Aiiiericaii pi-i-iii-lit-rs?

the documents closing the deal were

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PRICE

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RED CTIO S Chautauqua Week

J LY 26th to GU "1` lst,

These Prices are ,Good for Chautauqua Week Only

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SILK W0l`iIl Crepe de Chg|]9_ _

There is only 75 yards of Fancy Figured and Strip- ed Pongee to sell at this price, width ranging from 33 to 36 inches, reg. worth $2.75 to $3.00. Clearing at per yard

Ilere we offer for one week,

yards of 36-in.- Crepe de Lhene; colors sand, maize, pink and nigger brown. This lot will go on sale Saturday morn- 1 ing,at-per yard ................. ._ °

Dress Good Specials

These seven pieces comprising

250 yards of this 40-inch Union Serge will be plnocfi on sale Saturday morning, colors rose, mid brown, African brown, light brown, sand, green or black. Per yard .......................................... ._ $1.39

_Assorted Plaids

This lot` of 5 pieces assorted

plaids will be put on sale Satur- day niorning. assorted colors, 36-in. wide. llegular $1.25 95c Now pcr yard ....................

These SPECIALS Mean SAVINGS To Y

Lawn Seats S3532,”-

al A feig dozen Folding!! Camp Stools, with c ivas c verin rs, oi ‘. i t, week, at each....% ______ mu wqua

Folding Lawn Seats,

, painted red, slat

back and seat, good and strong. Sell- I mg Chillltaliqua Week, at each __________ .I9

Department

_ _ Glass measuring Cup, graduated nierisur-

ing scale marked on side, worth `20c. Sell-96 _ in ior __________________ _; __________ ............... __ Your chance to make ii saving on good

Medium I a r g e L a in p Biirncrs. 8 quality Linen Huckaback Towel, size 24 x 40

Regular 12a for _________________________________ C iiiclics. Regular 90c per pair Selling

Large size Burner. Regular 150 i`or_._.____llc Chautauqua week, at per pair ________________ ._ C

Specials from the Crockery Save Zsc on

-Mr. Thos. l`larki.> of llaliiax was .

rcgistt-i‘otl at tho Queen iiotel Suin~ -

in Siiiiiinersitit-._ ._ _

--Mr. J. Il. l.ai'kii1 oi' llalliax, N. 0 ° I

'st r -tl at thi- Qu'-en llotel _ ~

G6od quality Package

liaisins, full size packs- I .

ge, selcclcd stock. Per 2

package ........................ __

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CONFECTIONERY

A big stock of Fruit in season, in our Grocery Section, Cliocolates and Confectionery of all kinds, also on sale iii abundapcc,

TWO BIG VALUES

iity only. Per lb _________ (J I-2c Broken Rice, good and clear, can be used for either home consump-

Ilerc is a good _ _ on Rangoon Beans, it limited quan-

tion or feed. Per lb 1-‘lc

money-saving price

Cotton Seed Meal _

Your opportunity to test . Colton Seed Meal, a con- ccntratcd food for cattle ° .

in 100 lb bags, per bag

7260-T-24M11i-lill

R. 1'. iiouiii i.i init, so

The Island’s Biggest, Best and Busiest Store

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df-\'olion_ .'\nir‘ricaii pi'cat~li<,-i's ari- ablc and well prt-pared int-n. ’l`hoy are ii(-.vototl io ihi-ir work, without qiiestioii. We vcnturi- to say _that the cuuse is found in the fact that Aiiieri- can pastors art- in-t-_oiiiiiiiz adiiiiiii-ati-.L tors ratlier , tha-ti pi‘oariiors, 'l'hi-ii' pi'oacliiii_i.5 ability is t'urthi-i' \vi-.ilci-in-il by the cry of no creed, which iucans tio systcinatic thought, and by the ex- treino oinplnisis given to onviroiiincent rather than conviction und tho ine- chn-nical social service which follows it."

The l"ii`t,h Avi-iiiie t`iiur<'h also Voi-

otl to pay llr. Keliiiuii ii salary of $12,- 000. This is said to in-, inoro tlian i\vit~1~ his pri-:ct-iii slip:-nil. lt also was voted to providc lir. l{i-liiian with “suitabli- q\iari.oi'.s" and to pay his ex- pt-iiscs in bi‘iiii.:ini: his -faiiiily across the ocean.

llr. Kelman will stir-t-et-ti the llev.

Dr. John Henry Jowt-it, now pastor

of \Vcstiiiiii.=t_<-i' ('oii;:ii-iriiiio-iiai t‘h;ip-

el, London. l-Iiiglatid, \vlio lt-it hero a your ago last May :\i’tr-i' ii pzisiorato ot' .~'ovt'ii yt-ars. Tito .s:ilar_v of lir. Kul- inaii will ht-f tho satin- as was p.ii_1 to l)i‘. Jowott.

This is the ihird tiinr- in ii ;:<-iir‘i':i-

tion that thi- Fifth Aveniio cliurcli has gout- to (lrt-at llrituin for its pastor. The ilrst wits the late iti-v. iii, Ji-i‘iii

llall, who was viillod hi-rc lroin lliib-

lin, lr(-lauii. The si-coiid l’ori-lgiii-r i-ali:-il was Dr. Jowett.

Tliere wr-ri-. soventyiine pi-i'son_»i :il

the izoiigreizatlonal nicotinic. ’l‘li~_-.

Int\iuborsliip in 2.822.

Edwin J. Giilie, clerk ofthe ses-:loti.

was clioseii as secretary of the iiii-t-t,-

Why can tht-_v not incet our own situ- ation‘.’ it is not for want ut ability or

init. and tiharlrs l“. llai'liiii4t;oii, cli.iii'~ man of tho Executive (Zoiiiini.-isio-i of

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thi- (`oniinlltec o-ii l’astoi‘, was tall -il oii to close thc nn-cling with pray-‘i‘.

Thi- i`orinol»<-ali, 'beautifully ln-

.st-i'ibcii, will be sent inter by inail to iir. Kelmiiii. lt will contain all tht- naincsot tho coiniuittco and the nai-tvs ot' ini-iiibi-rs oi tht-_ i;oiif.§regiitioi\ pre- sent at yesterdays ineetlng.

Federation oi Universities

l.()Nli()N, .luly 213.-Several ol’ tht-

chioi Ainci'it'aii univt-i‘sities are tuli- ing .steps to seruri- for the next ses- sion it number oi' llritish pi'oi`c.ssors, iiisti'iii:toi‘s and t`t~llo\vs. Ainonir, thesi- art- (`oluinbin', Yale, (‘.oriit~,ll, llryn Maw-i°, and iowa, 'i‘he_v are working tlirouzili the /\iiif‘i'ican Uiiiversity Ilii- ioii whit-li has bi-cn appointed London aizuiit i'or iiitf-riiiitional education, om- of thc i‘ct:t-,iit otitmowiiigs oi' thi- ('ai‘- nouii- Iiiidowiiieiit for Peace. It is i-xpoi-ti-,il that the llritisli iiiiiversitii-.s will i°\-i-ipiot~ati-. by inviting Aniei‘icnii ti-ricliors to <-oino hi-rs ‘for a year or two :ind already cf-riiiiii private be-iii-- 1`at'ti‘oiis havu bt-on given its-ro to cu- ahlo llritisli woiiioii i-‘tudenls to go to tiioiliiitoil Status. Tito international l~`odi-riition oi' t‘oilf-,go Alumnae is al- so eiidi-uvoriiig to get young British women to 1-ross the Atlantic, and iii-an tiiiili-i‘,-air-.ve ol’ llitriia/rd, and Pre- sidr-nt 'l‘lioinas_ or llryn Mawr are :iciivoly oiigauf-t_l in bringing this about. '

Theistezimislilp sitiia-tion' is, howev-

vr, piaciiig foiaiiidabio obstacles and is i-_heckiiig the development oi? the very proinising movement..

University Home In London.

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l.0NDON, .luly 21l.-Tlie Sf-crt-,tary

oi the /lint-rin-:i lliiiverslty lliiioii said that he has liccn inurh ,:Li'ui:k by the oppoi'tuiiit.ics (`aiiilii‘idgv oil`orod for t;r:itliiatt- studi-nts and he was also very t`avoi‘ably iiiiprrssod by thi- pos- si'-iilitit-.-; at`i`oi-dcil in London itself. The Aiiiorican Univt-ixiity llnion will have in a iew iveclis permanent head- quai'tci‘s at 50 llussi-,l Si|iiai'o in thc snmt- building an the Uiiiversitit-s Bu- rt-_aii oi’ thi- liritisli Enipiro, and siini- lai‘ iiisiitutious 'i'epi't-sentiiig tho l1‘i-t-in-ii and otlit-.r Allied iiiiivi-rsltlcs.

VAN BUREN MAN RETURNS TO LIFE

l|0I1l.’1`0.\', .luly 22_-(icoi‘golloiii-

nt-., :t siippt:-si-d Van Buren suit-idi-, was i°t-ceiitiy lound in Minneapolis and l,-i now lodgi-ii in lloiilton jail. Tho town of Van liiircii was uri-.i\il_\' sl,iri'ci\ ovt-r tin-'_-ziipposoil drowiiing ul' I)HI\\\“‘~ 11 wt-_li kiiowii iiicrcliiiiii oi .that town and pi-oprit-ti-i' oi` 11 large gent-,rzii store, ln tho l;itt<-r part of May, Mr. lloiiiiio tlis:ippcai'c-i iroiii his llI1\l'o Ui' Ii"-“iI‘ iii-ss and as his coal. and lint ,wt-ri' i'fiiitid on the ‘batik oi` thi- St. .lohii River, his ii'lmids naiui'all_v siipposod hc had oltlil-r coiiiiiiltli-il siilcldi- or bei-n at-cidi-iitnlly drowned, and spent .svvi-rail days ln tli'ai:;'ziiii: tho rivt-i' witlioiit out-i 1-ss. Wlicn his at-coiints wt-rr-_ bi-ing iookt-tl ovi-r lt was i'ouiiil that a largt- sum oi inoiiey limi ills- appi-ai'ed, minetlilniz iilit- 1-ight or ten tlioiisiiiiil dollars. It was also i`oiind his bi'otiier‘s wife had dl.~u\ppeart~i1 at about the waiiit- tlini-, '

'l‘rucoi's were sont out to the various

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i‘iiii~l`s oi` polii-do in the liii‘goi‘ t'itIt‘S,|A DAY MEMORABLE. IN THE HIS- tiiut-tiioi' with pic~iiii‘us oi tho iitiiii,aii(i1 TORY OF IRELAND.

ht- was t`iiii|llv ills<~ovt‘i'\‘il in the city

thi- jail al lloiilloii. 'l‘hi-, woinitii has not yi-t boi-ii i'ouiid_ Mr. iloinuo car- ricd oii ii l'ai‘;,:o Lrcii-r-.i~:il hilsinl-ss iii the tc-wit to V.in lliircii, was wail tiiouiilit of as a citizr-ii, and had a large ci'oilit with the various coin-,eriis with wliirli ho di-nit.

llc is about forty yi-ars of ago and

has it wlio and nine children. lit has been sitggt-,stcil that a bluii' at suicide inay have bt-on pullod ol`l` so his wilt could draw his liisiiiaiicc, ni which lic ciiri'|i-d !$10_tltJ0. `

DE VALERA UNVEILS A MONU- MENT AT FRISCO.

S.-\N l~‘ll/\Nt‘lS(‘(), (`al., .Iiily ‘.2!l. -

"You iiavo iiiiveili-il ai nionuiinont_ oi liburly licrt- as |.:i‘eat :is that taiiioiis inoniiiiii-iii in tht- iiiii'boi‘ oi' Now York." Mi'. do Valoi'u, presideiil. of thi- irish lti~|nil»ilt~,_saiil in adilrt-ssiiig 11 crowd i-stiitniicii at sixty iliousitnd ut thi- d<‘||ii:;itloii ot ;i statui- oi’ Rob- I‘i‘l l`\)iniiit~tt, in tloldrii- l‘ai'k yester- day.

`_‘lt inay lin thi- iiiiliappy destiny ol

thi- Aiiir-i'l<-an nation to writo the vpilapli that Idiiiiin-tt, stild should be written ovi-i' iiiin wlioii ireland is fret-,“ Ili- V:ilt-ra said.

'l`iios¢- who silziiod tho Irish tif-i'lnr~

ation oi` iiiilvpi-iiili-iiiw wore- charac- tcri7.0d as "\'oiiii;: l‘liiiiiit\tts," by Di- Valera. _

Tin- -niet-iiiii: was also addrt-ssoil by

ilev. Jnini-ii Mitiioii, l-lpiscopal ciorgy- inan or Norfolk, Va., and lliiivcrslty

of Watslilngton.

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ot" i\liiiitc-zipolls, Minn. Ili- was hrougliti l)ll|lL|N, .luly 22%,--p‘ii-l[| Mm-glial lmisli to .\-iiiiiiv and is now lodged iu`Vlsroinil l-‘ri-ncli, lord lieuteiiant oi’

Ireland, in :in order issut-tl to the troops yt-_:str-i'tlay iii coniiertioii with thi- \’1t'_tory I-`oti-, coiii.ii'atiiIateil ull ranks upon iliu siiuccss of their de- voted cfl`oi‘Is "wliicli 'have reiiili-i‘etl thi: day iiioinorablc in the history oi' Ireland."

"lt, is most satisfactory to all of

us," tho order reads, “to realize tho :plc-nditl i'e.-‘poiise ar't~ortlctl -by inauy thousands of liis Majesty's loyal siibjot-ts in Dublin, who witnessed tin- pai‘iidf,e today.” _

Confidence Voted -

- In Clemenceau

(Special to The Guardian.) l‘/\lllS. July 23.~'l‘lie Cliainbor of

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