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PAGE TWELVE _ ________~i-rriii_'i.xi'1:s'r saws ._ _ THE

Silks o-day

“ie have none tlioroiigh our silk department and' laid to one side all the odd ends running in length _

from 1 1-2 to 12 yards. 1

In order to make a speedy clearance ofthe whole

lot we have marked them at pI'iC€S Wl11Ch Wlll mea" 3 clear s\\'e'fP 53": Ut the “"h"’le lul lo' 33'-

Wt would advise you to be on hand as early 'in _

" tii»_~ day .'-is possible.

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BRITISH NAVY

HYDROGRIIPHY WORK

AND _ '

orrespandent Writes of Good That is Being Done-To lake Seas Safe-lla Other Country Has Department That is Conducetd

on So Large ii Scale -

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ir - iips .ill but t I dee 1.1 l git-.itti lriigth t iii

it iit 1 pit-ie1lei tlieiii .in

,,, ,H , i itll iuiiiiitd ltss wntti to iiioit

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liiiiiil tht Iiiiiiie fleets \islt to vi-

i 1iu.i!\ .i~ vllitn tliicc

,,,, ~1li1p~i f the |1i1_,i1liioiiglit rliss, drau-

i,i, _' v-in \ ~t\1 1f\\1 e gin/ 1

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iiic iii eiiuiiiig the haihol .iii

IE, ,,_,_,t, , -lightly 1l.i.iiiag11l tiiiir bottoiiis

, 1 oi that l‘i.ii11i hiibor ia _ , ,___ , not b11~i. s1ii\t‘1e1l by tht spanish _ 1. , 1 1111111111 -.1 it " .ind the -

_ “___ i~t1i.g tliaits were iii.11le when any

erupt

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_.,i ,, llie ubstiiiction upon which the ,__ H _ ,___ ,_ 'i’iitisli \esseli1 \\ei\t aground uasiot

i 1 ka riioii than t\eiity ciglit lee 1e-

_ is l 1 v itei mark \i1ri ilisre .i -

_ _ _ ,_ _ __ ,ml ii1liv..it1~1l upon them .it 11 being

,, \ii1, rip., ‘_ lr -in thirty to thirty two fret i11o.\l

~ \,,.l1i\i watir iii.1.r

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ii11.ii it-li11it~1 11 thc Hidiiigiuiiii-1 t l 1 zi 'i

HH, _ iiitiiest fii seniiitn- thu in un i i

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fi: ' -1 11_11-1i»- _ i '-1 _' U life ‘ ii `:‘ is no _-_-451-; 1; _ __ __ _i - ___ _ _ __ "___, y the 1-xpiaiiiitiiry n 1te t a in '111 -1 -- 1- - 1--.- _.1 . _ L_.. 91-.1 ~“I'l \\':'e :ini in ie ,~re'»/11111 . `- -_ _ 1;- 1_1 ___-i_ _» ._-_‘ _YH ' 4 roc s mill s oiils 1ii1c11.'.»: ~ - -. - _ 1 _1 __,,,1i; 'l1¥__\'essels .striking 1111 tlieni.

- - _ - _ ____ ____,______ -."n1 to th- iictiiiil siirv ‘

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_ _- ~; 1.1- -_-1 1 ~' 'Y <=‘~" . inf

___ 11l'1i 'i " 'n _ 1 is 0.' - lent th.-t the l.'1111»1111 i-on-.i inf t

__1_1iily rom tie niivii lint. view _n 1iit from that 1! the nierclmnt ser-

-.. --_-_ -_ -_ _,_ .31-_ -_ ' 'ff HS Wfil. llf the ships eniplo - , ' iii lionio iiateis tl l

' _ 1 _ - .i"1\i1»ii " `-. lc "riton was inain- -. _______ __ ___ ___ _iv 1111-1"-1 ' - -- -

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__ ._ ._ .1 _ ,-,_,_,_,,,`,, ___-1n=i'iHi< thc ii/-rt of __.11i1l1.1i 1 know!

_ -lm- in siiiieyiiig the Thom s ,f. “H ‘HWY I-lvl It will iriterei-it s1-amen

1 1 -1'_f-J » ' ' ‘ g _-.a-1 ` -_1 Lf* ll* if 1' part 111-tw 1- .~. ingles _ _ -_»; ,_ _;¢;- _._ _ _ __ ittli nnii the l.oiig bun. s consiiiei-

1 _-L _ -__ .i,.-,.,1 -,.'e_fible _slioiilinir was founil to have tak-|

- I- 1. _ '[111 .- _ ' if -_ ne lens 111-1 1 obtniner

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Hammocks, Hammocks

We iire| giving' spleniliil

1.-:iliies in Hammocks, boiiglit iliicci froinoiic of the largrst and best known Hammock Flnnulacturers

in the United States, large roomy goods, fast colors

_ strong anti well mad-_-_ gqg

our large stock. We can please you both in quality and price. Hammocks all prices up to 56.00 each,

Carter &Campany

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_ s______"_“_J”_ 1se»_imi_i1__1¢ -Vi-1111 1 __ A. F. Ulhlilf, Pnl- wfan \i>»11i>i.», nriirieinv- - 1 -"1-ami.

nonosai 1

_ ieilir' our lclit as 1ig1il!..°t_nin0

- ‘-l :ini ii - -[‘ ig-'_

' .~ .: _ ~ -_ - " f 2 f ri1 w l.ii11v1» 1_1,

_ __ _ 1iiili\viii'1l of the Sliiiigles iiitc i. '

_ _ ._ _ __ 1. __ lo_tl1_1;_ piililiciitioiis iii' e il -I

_ ll 1'1"' 1 I ii-1 worthy 11f note thnti _ _

__~-~ .______ _ ____ _,pp ,,,,,_,|_9,. _,_ _,,___.,_s ,_,i__,__,,l d_,_______!V<lii-iciissi11n he becomes passionate,

_"f\ Q \\ ,i111-_ hint iiii,_,. 3,-,._,,_§ ___ ,___ less man*f-oiidafiiiiiatory, but invariably returns

‘ i ', ' l-l-'Ill-1-IL _\l11i'e thai: h:iif :i millioii‘:1)l(>__nttl\c calni business miin’s stand-

' ‘l “` "-“lr lil’-1'i1ir:e1. in 1'Jl1| alone. ' ‘_ Violins ber-1_1 nntiiiiil, of course, for The Pllemler lf* _u “l"'e""‘l llllallcl"

. ____ ,_ _...I 1111.1-1.-511-1; in re-"ent p1iiiti¢_,| ac_ hy heredity, training and experi¢n¢g_

KI D N _ _tion to ri.;-11 111 the riiiiris _,ml hy,|,._,__ Hr- is a 11111111-_:il who believes in ir

_ _ _-_ 1 vriiiiliii- note-c; iii_c11niie‘ti11.'i with ihell”"’~"\_‘l. radical program of pr0greiig_

__ __ _j l~:\f§1if_.;li;i11_lii'. i`lii»rt- is 11n the chai't|?"_ l_S. for instance, the artisan ol_

“ 1-____,, i_"_ ' “lil by tin- llritisli Hy-1lr11gr11i1h_ ll’ Jnfflmc tux pruiect which has 0. I -_ _ _ t; _"F11 1111 of this place supiilied i1yil”'l‘f_\ llusscd by the Chamber of De- Q - ii__ ri-rich i'o\i_-riiiiient, fr-'im \vliicliIl'"Ues' hut whmh ls, "uw held UP I"

_-8. ilu i.~ evidc-iit. that iiltlioii;-;ii there is,the Senate. .41-lc believes in pensions at L D __ 1t1_1-:il water in the r11:i1lstcn1l :ind iiro-‘,l"l_'_f~lll' “Wflilllgiiieii and intends that

S R” Isdsfc _"1 1 .ic ion from ii11i'tli1-1i1~iter|y winds, the' uf” "l‘~‘"l‘lH`€ _adopted by Parliament

»1 1 BQ|GHE1y'MATSE'rl‘P1ill‘l/' t'll'_n1-'I'-t'nt'rE'y'"De" l" f-tie ivesi 111 "’l"‘ll he l'“l Ulf” 0D€l'l1i.i0n soon. \ .DIABESTIQS april; Hi: ii.,.it1_n_ that blow from the .'itlnii~I u few words, the new premier

\,1_ __.|i~§i!V _ (_‘;"_'_"_ “‘_lllll“_l, which must ~1-t 1-ii|'f;lr_“l llc Bllllllmifl UD as it financier,

» P .hui .i .l1ii~;i 1rii_-1 surf 1111 the beacli-ii11||t=_1ll Pi-irri.in and an u_ millionaire l:ii1ll.

- _I|‘r‘iip1`iitil__y; i;l1l_ige_I3;ll the lliirgelr }'esRelsI"" “"llllllK for social reform,

- 1 1'- le roa1i-xtea o A a-_ _ _ ”* _

1111-, 11111.-1-11, .i.,.,,.~ ,mi ,,_,,,,,,,, ,__ ,f____;'ri~._\ osrs i.r_ur'i‘ Fon

_(QL nclciiieiits wliichtwoiilili M0THER'IN`l1AW'S VISIT - s, ermnnen c.-- ___ "'“°° ing iqinginn 0,- |,M,e` 12,, me _u____0"'_= .\l<1Vl Yf)llK July 19-Ten iluys is 1111-n of \\.1r It is true that 1. l1r1-ikdhe llmlt l" I-l'0°'lY" IOP H mother

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K S wnti-r iiiight be c11iiatrl|cte1I to "1-n:'i"'_'"w'“ Vllllli. Mngistrirte Mcfiuire

1'l11i11.- ii portioii of the harbor, bn’ it i"",;.d HU l"”l"y' I

1_1 '.11-1'._ I 1 3-.. »|-i___ __,,,,\,_._; ,_._ ,-__i,_arai.r ch;1iii,'cs of tlic-_sea bottom,

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would have ro be of great length and v1-ry costly, while it is 1!11iii1il-\l -.chettier it would convert the r-».iil- steiid into ii sale anchorage it all neasoiis of the year. There is not, inili-1-1l_ on the west coast of '=ioi‘|c- i~11 any iinturiil harbor.

Bill iii-Z.-lil S'l‘Ult‘x'

I~`l1U_\l Nl-JW l.§US'l`Ul\'.

l.11L`lSl;lL`Rl1', July l‘J-Donald .\lc- Aiilay. of New Iioston, received quite] xi score about seven o’clock last i°‘ri-' day evening when a visit by ii inon-l ster black bear was paid lxini. The

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GOING WEST :»‘

` '_ l'.1."°°°n..""é.11"'i'i1f~""‘°...§'iI1'°i1'. :°"mi1°}.'1f¢=i°i.1- I The() P_|{'isii1¢ 11111,-.1ii.c1111adian Route 2-ffvfdi-ii

___ _ ~ » lten, the idnbelag to_pro_vld¢ ui in- . h es 'gi-eniggr comfort. It will

lSEHUUl SILUIEU

n hand and el lain uh he re-

_the the day ot King George \'.’s 601"

just that way, but these are the

call to your attention a violation of

These complains if made personally or in writing l1y the complaining pupils or their guardians would cause such pupils to he prosecuted and punished by class teacher and principals, _

It is charged that Principal Rowe

has violated section 81 of Article VI. of the Consolidated Laws of the State of New York, which provides: “It shall not he lawful to display the flag or emblem of any foreign coun- try upon any State, country or munit- ripality building." That on or about “coronation day," June 22, 1911, .\lr. Howe ` displayed on Wad- leigh High school building, that is io say upon the wall of the building in class rooms, the British flag. That Principal Rowe read or caus-

striinger inode his way over a pas- ture fence wliere two calves were en- closed, not taking any notice. of them, the animal proceeded to thc house, making bold attempts to en- ter, hilt with the aid of sticks and stones the bear took up his quarters 11 short distiincc away in u sittingi p1n1itiou. The nlilmnl ill this posi- tion stood iilioiit seven feet in height,

:i siiectairle .\li'. .\Ic.-\ulay cluinis he; dots not wish t11 see again in 11 hur- ry. ' ‘

'l‘i.e only uar iiiipleiiients Mr. Mc-

Aiilny could call upon for protection were a couple of pitcliforks, axe, fence stakes ariil stones, and with these iippliniices he was unuble to iri- duce the aniniul to leave. “hen dusk, cninz Mr. i\lcAulay made a boiilirc and the iiniinai not caring for the- bright‘ tlanies, retired to the forest.

During the following night the visit-_ or called at the farm of boniild Fer-1 giison. Since then the residents of that village have niade ii search but so fiii' in viiiii. Sonic from this town and vicinity :ire joining in the beiir liiiiit.

NEW I"llE.\`(`H PIIEMIEH.

l’_-'\llIS, Jiily lv-l"r1incc~ is intense-

ly interested in the persiinality and career of her new Priiiie Minister, Joi-iclih Uailiaux, for uniong other

cal 1locunient,in the form of a letter which Leonard (`h1.illenor,_headi:naster of a school in I-landsworth, England, had been advised to send to City Superintendent Maxwell. with politi- cal document Mr. Maxwell sent to the principals of high schools for ac- tion.

'I‘ha`t 1‘riiicipnl Howe caused the

pupils to rise and salute the British ling and to repr-.'.it the lorniiilat “I :.itliite the British flag and hope _thi-1': -viii bc an iirbitr:\tioii_tri:aty hctwecii ldiiglaiid and Anierica,"

'l‘liat- Principal Rowe knew the An-

glo-Arnerican treaty is a political scheme of certain lenders of the Re- publican party and that the coiiipul- sory Salutation and prayer were dis- tasteful to the pupils of German, italian, Slavic 5nd Irish lilrth or descent and to their guardians and

law which bars politics as well as religion from thc public schools.

That the political activity of Prin-

cipal Ruwc is detrimental to school iliscipline and is an outrage upon the feelings and convictions of the pupils and their guardians.

The communication is signed Jain:-s

t`lancy, chairman, and John Slit-chy, 1~:1.-cretary.

The board ni etliicatioii upon r_--

ceiving the complaint refieri'c1l it to il committee consisting of (`orne1ius J. >lulli\’u.n, chairman of the high

things he is accredited with ambi-

pri-seiit t1~rin of Fallieres expires. M.l Calliaux has great wealth. He is the' son of ii distinguished father, Engenel (`i~illaiix, who had a prominent placifl i'i politics after the Frniico-Priissioiil Wiir and was, like his son, Minister! of Fiiiiince. _‘

(_‘aill1i'.ix bcconies Premier nt. 46.'

He is the prersoiiilication of tireless activity and work. In appearance he- is clcrir~eyed and aggressive. There is a French saying that the great orators of the country seem almost always to come from the South. (‘nillaux is neither of the North or' South, but like Baron d'Estoiirnelles‘ de Constant, was horn in the Sarthel Department in the West Central Dis- trict. _

_He is not an inipnssloiied ni-atop like the brilliant Briand, but he

A Unique

We have a mirror here

thai every man who shaven liiinielfsliiiiild possess. It has iwo aides, one nn or- iliunry mirror and the nliii-r 11 poweriul niniznil- ier. lliiii n hnndiioine "l'-'lilf'-tiluted lrlma and iitanil.

But'th1- reateiit olnt of »l_|'iu tlie reinnrgnnle Iiu_ct.ionba1ie, which will cllriiz to any surface und cannot he removed until You want It.t.o.'l’he mirror '!'-"I I-if-‘_D\111-ed lnywhi-re. ""1 *lmiow nun-. oiher mirror or

the wall. The

' II 'll I i¥.L1`1"111l1_"’§’1liZ $5.00

_E3

` en dnyi; M M 1

_A________ __ __ Bono" cmsflo rs ay Loyle _ of

S _ _ with s summons to appear ln court

on a charge or illstiirblng her dom

having M rrror 1.. 1..........._...._ 11..... ¢._,..,, ...__

Ito take the first train home," he

'soiled you have only to apply Stro-,

riiiikcs ii stroiig, hui-iiness-like speech.| Soinetiiries in the heat of interested'

_ e to lirooklyn to visit ll" ‘l‘*“Kll€cr-in-law May. Yesterday. l~ll@ YOUR! May served the elder Moy

and husband, sat through the pm. ccedings with never a word.

“-She took churn of everything,"

will the younger Mrs. i‘1.yi¢.i-I 1ii1i1.'i QUIUW DOW to cook; 1 don’t know how to wash the baby. For every rule I had she had n better one and finally she turned my hushanil against me."

"Ten days ls long enough for any

mother-ln-law to hold possession," ruled the magls...1te. “I advise you

imld -to Mrs. (Poyle senior. She did.

3 "Clean your hat with Strobln. It your straw hat in getting laded or

bln to make it look like new Strobi

schools committee and Associate

tions to the Presidency when the‘i_`ity 'Buperintciideiit' l-iilward L. Ste-

vens. They wrote to Principal Rowe ii day or two ago, but up to yester- il.-iy had not received a reply.

one of the members of the board of etlucation, who happens to be of Irish descent, said yesterday that while the board Wouldn't know until Mr.Rowe's reply was received just what hull DSP- pened at. Wadleigh High _school on Coronation dav to displease the Unl- tcd Irish-American Societies, he was quite certain that Principal Rowe had not knowingly violated the law. He addeil that he himself had been a member of the board for some time before he knew that such a law- ex- isted and that he found it out when making enquiries concerning the dis- playing of the Irish flag on the city hall.

No one could he found who would

tained in the comfiltllfll- l-ll*-W if _ ill” pupils had inaile the complaint direct- iy they would be "persecuted and piiiiislied hy class teachers and Drlfl' cipiil," but rlupt. Maxwell iniid that

IIow's This 'f

We offer One Hundred l)11linrii llewnrd

for isiivcass pf Qittnrrli _that cannot he cured by Hull rx (mtarrh Lure.

F. J. CHEN!-JY & Co..'l`0l<-do ,O-

We llir- unilieriiiznr-1| have knownlf J.

Cheney lor the last. I5 years. and believe Iiini perfectly Iiunornb 9 In all bl-\flll\€N¢4 triiniiinctions and financially iib_|e to curry out any obllgntiiiiis made by IIN4 fl|'l“~

WAr.nr:1n, Kina/ls lt_lMlA:l¢\'l(!~;.

ii i 11111-iirizii-li# Ice o. -

llall‘s `gi\t1‘i’\i5i"Ii`ti‘\1re is taken internally.

neiliiigilirectly noon the blopd and m_uc- nini iiiirfziceu of the iiystem. 'lostimoniala nent fri-e. Price 75 cents per uottls. Sold

'll

i ii . 1 - _ . "ii-.‘.'1.'.1.iiih’T.’1-i‘...111 i-.io 1-1- 1-1-1----1>-~

u"“‘ _-ini _i

One Corn

' in quite ' enough for "WSI

people to pel.What awful agony they give to ilieunfoitunate pos- neniior just when you wish t_o enjoy yoiirselflhe most. llavent ion ever h 11| \vl1:u_ might have b¢¢¢| ii pleasure trip made mem- orial by ri ilrendful corn. - (jo,,|,{,,'| gn ai-iiunrl much on 111-. count of my corn_s IS '-l"'l° “ common expresiuon,

Our Liquid Com Cure is made to rufe just such corn# it removes lhem with very little '-

_ trouble and no painur poison.

|51: Bottle. _

was an unwarranted violation ol thei

comment ul>oii`the intimation con-ltllelf Will kneel IOP hours on the fi-nz.

E. A.-_ Foster? -~ -'

_.une ls$i.u\.Irom ‘nor Whiehit Sli X0-f& Ilffid ,oi this vuioll 89501118 'll

-F 'S 1

:g "political documeit,"~ _ _

1 sup: Maxwell explained that it had

.wmiq mggiioii or naming nie pn- closest connections, fewest r ang

'tical in it "

.letter or a copy of it to Principal

of education seen yesterday would

words mentioned by the United Iriph- ;v¢nr_iii-¢ anprglinionl ii; to _what wink _ _tl N t D American Societies in their comp 8-;ha n to ncilm owe n ease e - - ,_ ‘ nguoi) wi 1 1) re aiiiq int against Mr. Rowe to the board oi 5-i»'i"€;i that lic did display the Brit- _ Specllfl Tralllsqlnd F"_TeS lu cgnu

ieducstion. Their letter, which bosfish flag and that the high schoolfconvent Picnic' Vernon, luly 24! , 191 I. lbeen sent on to Prof. Rowe with a-girls saluted and expressed a hopo ' _ _ ' -7 . request to explain, is as follows: _ Ffor an arbitration treaty. That, it '“ ' _ _ . _ ‘ 'lne1-board of directors of the Unit- was said, will be a matter for the Station Fm-c_ fl-gin Departs TIHIH Dftpilrls. ed Irish-American Societies herewith whole board to decide. ' _

trv of Korea

*word ol' life'.' During the past quart cr of a century there has taken placo

The population of Korea is thir-

which now number about three hun dred, about one hundred thousand

lieatheiiisin; while the total nuiiibei lol adherents of the Christian Chui-cb reaches two hundred thousand.

The most notable feature in the

progress ol the Korean Church is thi: supreme faith and apostolic fervor of believers. Their zeal in soul~r1iiiiiiiiif, is an inspiration to the entire ('hris- tian world. Their trust in God 1:: 111 the kind that iiioves niountains.

it was during years 1903 to lil'-7

‘tliat Korea was \'isii.e1l with n cin- cious out~l1o\1ring of the Holy Spirit :ind n coiiseqiieiit revival which thrilled the (_‘hristlan world. 'Phe iiils- si1.iinries were seized with ii passion for prayer. They spent ii week on the incuntain _-ide with a number of K11-` renns, pleading day :ind night for li mighty out-poiiriiig of Gods spirit. At the conclusion 1-f the prayer con ii!l'0lICP. Mr. Stokes went on an ‘itin- iratiiig tour, with 'his lieiirt on fire, for souls. About this time there was boi'ii in the liezirt of llr. Reid, n great desire that the whole mission- ary band might unite in ii coiniiion watch-word for the ensuing year, which would act as a stimulus for the Koreaii Cliurcli. At u ineetiiig of the (lem-ral (‘ouncil on the ‘Jtli 1li1y 'of U-itober, Dr. lleid arose and iiiovail the adoption of the wutcliw11r1l "A iniiliun souls for Joslin," Mi; Hin-11. ness, the pianist. and 1-oiiiposer of the .Cliupiiiiiii-Alexiiiider piirty, eaiiglit the entliiisiasni of the iriissionni-ig; for the million canipnign, so fully, that he wrote the words and iniisic of a special hymn entitled, "A Mil. _lion Souls for Jesus." It was nt once trsiisluted into Korean, and ii-_ beinl Sllilg in churches and hoinei throughout the country, A call fin Prayer was then sent out froin Seoiil to the \'rir'ious mission stations, iin1‘ 'Kl’l`”l\l\S and missionaries united day H110 fllltlit in prayer for ii mighty oiitpoiiring of the Holy Spirit, | Today Korea is honeycombed with prayer circles, and noonilny prnyei- 'meetings are being held daily in many of the mission ggationl _ Korean (‘__hristians pray with ri fer.

_;_11r_ and faith that should put hc. hieiers i_n western lands to _giinm¢,_ I`he_v think little of spending all day 0' “ll lllglll- ln Prayer. f-lometiines

‘en ground. agonizing with God 1.1. the out-pouring of His spirit, and for 1-tlie salvation of the i¢,i.,¢_ I The second great agency ln the cru-

'Tlic entire Christian Church is bein. “flied to carry .God's word with then] “'l-"fwfr they cv. to read it iiaiiy find 7-0 give Portions to the iiiisiivud in order to win them to (‘hrist

U _ C _ 0 ii _quickening of,

slide f0r` souls is, the word of God ‘

NEW vonx, July 111-Principal 'pug' knowledge oi_o1.ii=r lands. Head pay you i.,¢011s-ali us about rates. _Spt<ia_l ticket- for the sum Stewart H. Rows" of the Wadleigh Zhluter enor s _letter. hc wld. _ C as' Poims Benhs reserved. without expulse _

High School, instead of enjoying t_i1e,las a “beautiful tribute to Amen- _ mer o_ 0 _ _

beauties of nature as n hard vrorkiugfenf' lt vu n letter to arouse the

h sed f tha sch l children

sc ool teacher is nuppo to no 011 patriotism o 00 O S ' ' vacation, is obliged to have his pen ,here and had “nothing whatever Poli- J, K. R S

i p ~ y . ‘quired the Wadleigh girls to arise on i Supp Maxwell said that he se_nt_the Ticket Agent,

ionation, salute the British flag and Howe among ot._bers,_ but did_ _not Opera House Building, Ch'towu say: _ .know what action if any Principal I _ _“_

"I salute the British flag and hope _Rowe took. He was certain that the I llsl'°\» »

1- .

there will be an arbitration treaty letter was in every willy a D¥0P¢\‘ 00° ' o ‘ -` " ` " between England and America." to be read to the pupi s. V -

Perhaps Prof. Rowe didn't put it None of the members of the board. ~

the State law and of the city school A 5i1i_i_10_\' SOULS Fon CHRIST, _ _ _

law by Mr. Stewart H. Rowe. Pl”i¥1¢i- -_ Charlomftolln

i1alofWa<1leigh High sch0ol.an<1 res- or. the eastern const or Asia lies S0\1ll1P°\f

P00'-fully SBK BD ill*-'€BiIiK8li0n “Hd one of the most fascinating countries Mi Herln-rt such action as the facts may war- 0| the (ar _E850 To the north is Ha7_e|b_.00~k fam- _51anchuria, to the east Japan, to the Mt Aihion

Complaints of coercion have been south and West the vast ¢_1-Mt, of ' _

made to this board by pupils of Wad- phinul in the centre are the 80_000 Lake \.e|’lle _ leigh High school and by parents. `s._,,,a,.e miles that comprise me mlm. Vernon Arrive _

_'.30 35 35 30 25 io

2 15 P. My 2.22 “

-‘ 2 32 “

~ 2.4o

ir 1*

9-2; " 3°° " 9 30 “ - 305 "

5.45 A. M.

8_5() 1.1

ooo

1)(-'/' 1,_ii

i V t oo .in.

' Twenty-ti\'e'years ago a wonderful Relllfllllllgi 5P“`l“‘ tml" Wnllealw emon a 7' P change occurred iii this country. God _ 7-1-‘$'tls_ii_ `

seemed to call this wonderful land in- 'L_-W - - -' ' ' "'

- - i

to the forefront of the world s ncti- _

_ _ .

vity as i moved ‘ny an invisible I _ I ihiind. The doors of the hitherto her-` _ _ mit country swung open and Chris- H 1 'tian missionaries entered with thi.

-in Korea, the most sudden turning The Store will-| (hi-_ Stnclt of a nation to God, that' has been _ __ _ ____ "___

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witnessed in the world’s history. ' '_"

teen millions. During the twenty-iivu ` T q I

years labor by the missionary foices, S L a e

1-11 to be read to the pupils 11 palm- Converts il-We he-‘rl brollsht our 0! -’ OF"‘

Linens-

ci.1-:ARi.\'o ri- A Lor or ri.i.\’nsouL` new fable

~ ~ `> \

linen-1 among the 11th1=r_ bargains in the bi-nson’s end bile- Here are some of llie priref.; --

inch Biracheci Damask t'11`1:iio1v 490 '

70 “ “ ‘" jsc " 6-oc 66 ‘ “ " 1.1.11 " 559

6‘1>;.‘;4 inch Daniasl; Cl-'»lh:s $12

pxqn _ ._ 7:xoo " " 7231110 " " 7.-xioii ` ‘

__ 115

\' "" "' i'_.~l'ri' "" 1.35

_ Handsome Ready M acle Damask Table Cloths Sharply Reduced

1_)_', for 9 on

_ go for 2.50

“ .i _qu for _:.50 ' -i 75 for 3 7s “ 7 50 for 5.75

_.1

' l

7 pcs. 36 inch English Oilcloth 40c for 25c

'I`iiis lot ive are clearing

right ont, nnrl a1i\'isf- vnu

to get af'er it as sliarply as pf-¢;~;il1le :is ii 1~1-rt.iiiil_v ivill

not stay long here at the prices \\‘1- _'ire ninlciiiii-

' Seven pieces good yaril wide I-fiiglisli Uilciolli. nice

patlerns, .ioc for 250.

0l'l

16 Inch Linen 'l`ow1;-lliug Sc for 17 I-2 inch Linen 'I`0we-lliiig qc for 17 inch Crash 'l`o\\'elling loc I`or

6c 7c Sc

il-1 inch Washed Crash i2c lor loc no inch Wzislied Crash i5c for I2c

Fiilied Curtain Muslins 2.ic now loc. Frilled curtain miislins ruiiuing in valiie from 25c to 32:

silc at i9c.

This Store Closes Moiiday at I p. m.

7-zzdlf'

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_ Tm- most striking _th i- ' l' W ' , ' ' '*":“ ' ....1 .__ .<_,_~._._'"‘;. 21.2 §_£.l’.'.’.'.i ~- ------M '°' “°'“' S ecial Saliirila _of setting apart whole days _-_,mf tllilis ciin i-iurfely $103’ '__ _TSB '_ p . y .wee's of ting ¢_ ii _ _ "A ini ion sous or esis. i 0 _ l'1lV0lY to pe'rsoiia(l i)l'ea‘l'i:iiU“i;'itl:xctil" hm much for Thee' tn- unsnved. g ' 'e Is not thy -word all powerful. To » _ ¢ The efloi-¢_ to win ,_ mmm I touch the siinple heart? to (‘hri1»it in n year has alregdsmirslln not the sllirli Wllllflg. T-he W0\`d _

suited in ii mm-ve" 0 ‘_ of l.ifc t' impart. | _ -_"" _'

if- hurch in u great ingathering of Youll be surprised at the w'on<li‘r- "°“l"' ‘will “Ut el/*FY reader unitnl _' Chorus: flll Willie! we nre showing now ill

with the missionaris l - '.~`.' ' ,, ‘ ` 'boys' ani ' ii, W ii i a million of th S n prayer that_"1\ inillioii souls for Jesus! Lord ‘ mens 8" B' ° "ve '

_ 0 People may become

believers in one year. _

I wedutely-"`l" `M‘"`l`llY' Harbor" hail' ri visit from llev. Mr. Rohliund'wlli_- _returned iniss_ionari_cs lruin Korcul- _viind think their visit here iiiiniipi be fraught with much good in 1-itii~rin_1 -Hp in the iveoiile a fresh zeal 11.1- .11i11l sions. I Following is the Hymn A Millinn Souls for Jesus: '

Let us Laundcr' Your Collars '

Bend your collars, etc,to un -we know you'll be delighted

' with rriiul¢w._'I‘h¢- bent. dre liied

.men in the city are on our lint. ol patrons.

torn button lioleii to your col-

Inrs 'hola we do tha wor|r.And_ your :gal ni are not _[pc ated vjtho a icals either hiirre

_ tllnrml washed In ole-nn' - 'i i¢.y'f-._ .°.i»ti-:-.':.?."°:‘u-

‘ yd: 1! Always been shin:

0 . .

Ph rl- ur iuzo ill

call Im-.yifur gundle. W

lllftle stock here of excellently tailor-

grunt our lici.irt's deiiirc. ,,,| suits _,mp price c0__s|dm.ed_u,_.y',-i1_

.`.;.A niilliou su_uls_Ivt‘ -l\?B\ll`-l" L°l"l- the best values you can gat-i'iI\¥‘

ila

..4A

Give us

Cho.

_.A

"A mil

ban

:Q0

lwiitchw

-' Murray

mllllon souls tor Jesus!" Sound out the watchword true; |

rk world ul sin;

million souls lor Janis!" Lord.

w the work begin!

Make us Thy servants willing Thy

blessed will to do;

'rhy Holy Spirit, all us with wer anew.

lion souls for Jesus!" The

' f spreail the Gosiicl fire. _w|.@i~e_ Boys' suits $2.75 to $5-751

mens suits $7 75 to $1800-H. H.

‘»l'.\ mlllioh souls for Jesus!" In this iimw“»8_ The 0;", Price S't0|I0_

. 7-221121.

The thou sand yards or more of

vi-ash glnghams worth up to |30 whlon urn selling for |011 PM _vnrd are making llvoly sollinu ‘il- thu wash goods counter. Patonf-

_ 7-zzaii

"Yoii'lI need- a dtinter lor home, street, ofllce or store wear, or l“l` driving. 'rhey are light, cool iuiii

wmk 0| G00 w no; _ _,fully protect your clnthoa lrnm <l\""

Koron‘s cry ls mighty; but God is

mightler fi\r;_

and dirt. We have them horn in all sizes., black and- grey, loin! “"‘l

ij of nvll forces HI! p\\l'poka'llll°Nl1 Bi- $1.50 to $4.50.-I-I. H-

- ’l‘nere's no "saw edges" or \'ho mn 'mu'

S I -~ , 'l’h s

ls the hymn embodying the ord, which has stirred not

gnly Korea, but t.ho_wholc Christian

orld.

GEORGE BE! .l1.

Ilnrbor, July ll, 1911. _

moiloro Leilynrd will be at Hr.

Holland'|, Bodaqiie, Monday,

24th July, remaining till noon

caddy following. 7-2101.

-..i'.‘,_'rfr.§‘_li£‘*"_-_-1"»‘. _~ _ “ "1 ' ' ~ _ ` 1 - ' ' 1 \

B ' _ 'rn _ ` - M _

ro_wns e Young Mens 7:\_¥;M2_ v#-»

See the special liar-

ilalnsftallllllll

“KODAK and Brownie Oamerhi-

_iriiim 111111 i-*nm if-.win to in -mu camera at Gao. EJ Hn lieu. 'l`l‘°

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