‘ " " '~ E tmost Great Britain could do"
who nas the first to give any ac
_ , _ J _ I ., _ J ` '_' ' said Mr. Asquith, “ 1-, i ,-1. 1; ' _ ° Four battle cruisers and four arm- ' H ~ was 0 S ve v a 'count ot exploration in the Gulf o!~ oured cruisers will be required to
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mlbsnon; Bnsiiw. and Illusions. f ~ _-_asm ' sumti#
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°°'d°" I" th' QM' °' th' ’°" 19”’ oversee Dominion. of the crown
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_ '_ » s Mr. Gordon. who in secretary neg- GUM .Will 1181! 35 "Drssii- ' ~ i s d “’°“f~ 0- eff -we--»_ nm.. ;_~;~_-;;»_;;j.. »----»-~ --= 2 ..°?.°: te. .::.°.::':..°::.'...::.°°f.;“.._..““'
_City Magistrate'e Court, 9‘e.~m. Society of Nqi_‘th_,4inerica, as well as _ g¢,.m¢n’_ _Wm have 17 .‘.m.,,,,d_ _the most formidable combustion Supreme Court. 11 a. in. ' its acknowledged founder, is a linen] nought" bg¢g1“h_|p‘_ » 1 and she has not lost ner capacity by
_ . _ _ _ ' _ » ~_ _Gust Bum” vm have 6 bun’ 'o wise policy and strenuous exertions
dinner in London enunciated Greet '
P y ' "w'Princs Edward Island was discovered ml It Wm dhmnish' mme rapidly if
Ibe exactly what we have shown it to th |new construction in Gerinany 1.; in.
' ` ‘ lbs all along. It is not the business 'md why °°'”°d 1°” st J°°“' ° | creased or accelerated. As this pro-
"Sie the sword caue_=_
@3565 fi'0l11 2 Gt(-1 5; _q°_ 'es to interfere inthe domestic pol- _ _ _ _ 5 5 ,ities ul a friendly poweh _,,_nmfeaii to sight it was Jacques Cartier, MEDITERANEAN STATION
“the hardy navigator of St. Melo"
|91 G,-eng gdtain or the Umied stab 11iii¢0i'iBii °°ii°i“d¢B Uiiit it ml? b°~cess continues, greater exertions will ' safely assumed that the first Europ-‘be required by the British Empire. ‘
_ _ _- '_ ;..-_-_ protection might be possible to ,
DRT;-'GG'lS'.i` British lives and property ln times* st* tbgirence' Tm: :minion is :una :;'el;l;',):;nBl,'1'3.:,1g1';‘;,¥1,re;:,s,rin13;’
. _ , . _ ' xce r neon - _- ' _The Medical H 3]] ,of urgent danger and crisis. ’ i‘he_ 9°’ ° iyéusuzcovrzd min “gui” mi 1914. During those years the navies _ _ ' ' _United ggagng has my rioht to do. m°““°°\° P ° “ ,oi Austria and Italy will gradually
vp ’ H357 “Of Whisk." BBYB the Writsiulincrease in strength, until in 1915
- ` _ any more. here never had been ' ' _ _ - -_ » _ _ ,md me pm” Mimm, and coulél "there can he hnt little donut that itéthey will each possess a formidable \ - im Cartier., own account 0, ,he ._.,,y__ neet of iour and six Dreadnought
= - - - not bs. our question of Political in-, .hettieehips respectively together' - fi-
' _ . `. _ ` t’ t i h l ,H I ` ' ,_l__ii_____ _ __ _~ \ gtervention in the domestic concerns “ge m pa' “° n W ° ° “E with strong battleships of the pre-Q_:;_:__:__.”.“.__:”._,.,,~,,-,,-,¢..»..~..°..~.~:~;»;~»;~»°»
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. - _ _ _ of Mexico or any Central_ or Southfthis P““°°5° Cartier “us °' his 5"" Di'¢Bflii0\i8l1f WPGB in other iiuits i » ns _ _ a _ t i iview of what the historian believes_ such as cruiserd, torpedo-craft, etc.
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we-a'r_§ gleiises hut, not half of
'i.hx_i_t__'hali _v.'e:ir the right £1 .gigs-seS___ __ _ _ `;Wroug- :Masses :ire often §| _vrorse-1-ban none, ihey are a ' <constant‘§ti*:ilu to- the eyes. _ _` '_'t}_ie safe side; lei us gifvc your ey- s fi-careful ox-
. ami_netio_n. _ » _ ' _ _
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_'~'_"~;_~l__eWelu»& Oplician embroiled. Sir Edward Grcy_pursued!1Y th°_m‘“ny “ttgmpts at °°l°niw't'(m;°r communion °‘ h°stu° “avi” 186_0-Suez Canal formally opoacil
` " Q » ~ _ the eiiort to establish fisheries, to - W1i0i‘°V°i‘ UIBY iliiiy be found. Local - 1., -ly t ~ _
. . '_ ~-._._.-_. ._ . _ _ _ ' -. _ ‘the only policy that mum be mmm 'hold the island for the French Gov-l°“P°"i°"“Y °°“915t9 in the P°W°" "0 wltliriihltiii|?;ez?cTlno':\'§5hur_ twenty-
'ed in the circumstances and it was* _send 1 <1 ti g ~ ~ V' .' _ _ 'i ' ' ' ' _ unworthy of the President oi the' °"“m°“t °5°l“°t‘ R p"°b“b1° semne permadegtlg' in sdniige dis\?:;'nilnlll1i';'i'a'ti"i1a gg; gnilldeglt O' é';L;_nU{nS'i;\a(§§;1e1:1n'
_ ' _ ‘ 0 1 . , Republic to insinuats that that pol- by E“5l““.d "h°“m 5'” °PP°\`t““;*;__Y 1 ioriiiismadsquate to defeat the enemy vt" UCL 5_ 13§0_ icy was merely governed by "Mater °°°‘“°' Tm 'ew comnists len' lm eior ° rr' in check “ut” ‘he mam 1898-Timothy Dwight resigned the
ml interest. ,_ _ _ island to “hom p_;_,_:;i:si;i_xL'°n itaxld . ;1_i;ii;i_iotnh_lia¢1s_ ebeef; <;El_>t_i_1_l;\cge_ii_;__£ii___:i`*_f‘ presidency of Yule University.
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Great Britain should also become
`~_ ”’ _ ' _ Mr. A_s'quitb in traditionally diplo- biidli' “nd "°"° “P” 7 al supremacy of Great Britain which'¢.¢e»,;..g.;.¢;..;..;..;..;..~..-..~,..;..p¢..~..a.g.¢;..°..~.
_ '~'¥'”"';#' §m.at"‘,: language new the Presidfcnt wI:`IlTI§ehn incident occurred of lltghgnzrirdtgestfegfulhi 'f;'l'etd]te Sl>‘li"i_i"§' . . . .vt
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`and those who th nk as he does right ¢ inlons of the Crown and which for ` :ie
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bu dred ears elapsed from that
The article treats mos in ercs g
Great Bi-itain's right or duty in that "au ° “°' ° ° *year 1915 our squadron of (om. but
P8i'f- Of ills W°i'1ii» iii- Mil' Nite. i¥0'w°rd Island' 'Gam orleans in the tle cruisers and four armoured cruis
,event nvohmons or attempt *_ ° riginal narrative being recognized em Wm not “mee to mlm our mclud, or connol Gnu Wm. as what is now Kildare Caps, "Le quirements, and its whole comipon.
President Wilson allowed his ig' Cap des sauvages” as the present' tion must be re considered ifmm E“51“i1d'_i70 f'0\iiid ii C0i0iiY iii
--Ri foo ts" he Geor in " `
,North Cape, the _ ver o a g . ‘ g -' _
norunce of international politics and, 0VERgEAg __ _ 17_,_5_L_oul ~XVnI_ of France bom_
his humanitarian motives to get'the_i Ri°hm°“d °" M”'1p°‘1“° B“y' "A1m°Bt‘ ' Died 5_ t_ E;6_~1815_ i
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better of his political and diplomatic. ‘me “ 7 1 It has Mm “°°°"‘"'Y Within “‘°' 1812£William Warren, famous ac-
udgment and, without having theidfil' iii Jiiiiii 1534- Wh” J“°‘1“°°§ll:;;ld°f§d;0t;e °°1;°°““`°'t° the nw” tor. born in Philadelphia. Died in hole :nets of the situation i\.i\_v he- | C“’fi°1' 1°°“°d “W” tm’ C'“'d°° P'°'\ In leoz theremcvecrrf' 160 British B°°t""" Sc” 12' ~1"3' H | i°i`° him. ¢0i11mii-f-sd his' fi0V6\‘ufii€ht§vl“°° “nt” th” appearance °f Ch“““)' ` vessels on the overseas stations a-'o11'gE,;,Ij§l'$1'g gilt 'fnggied aug' to aliolicy of interference which he l“1“'° map °f 1532' b°f°'° tm’ I°`_8ii1iiii€ 75 ¢0dBy. _ " 'its d0mfni'ons_ g _ 1
now ilnds it hard to justify. But? land °f st' Joh” was ‘many mcated’;ki;HsFa‘;:ira1B“Pr°’;“‘?' lm 8’ two 18.58--Robert Gwen, known as the 1
hee h ~ de i in. 1 ui 1 -1 ssmsd sod mapped ior irhs ihf°i”-his-~ '_ 5 ““ 9”- °“°i'“i founder of socialism-_ died in leng- tic abllliendeer nlliere-nil; nl; rlraasoil) ovlyhay' tm” M the WMM", ldavtal duguetmacy consists in ‘the pow- 'land' Bom in Wales’ May 14' 1771'
_ ~ | . t- t un ._ r ° ° W in battle ami "_u"_V° fmm' 1866--Union oi Vancouver Island
the seas the strongest hostile navy and British Columbia proclaimed
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'_ ~ I ‘ hich Mr. Gordon gives many in er- _ . ‘ n“¢u¢ 'Bild FOX El °° that °°°'° w1th°“‘ ming in “yi Wu details which have not f0,md'all these years has been the deterent
_ _ _ eh 1 W8? i“°°°“_\`t°°“° t° tm' "_I““""1}es ng ‘ ,upon any possible designs prcjudicai ¢°».;»¢.;»4»:»;»~g»:»~;~;~;~;»;..;»;~¢»)§¢.¢.
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m 9. Whatever may be the decision oi
IN HQME WATERS Canada at the present puncture..
Local Branch of Lord! D8! Al d cendant of Sir J h rd i
°°~ 15°" Y H C A - ¥"°““d- 1'e:rh, Scotland, who ow; Egsogdtzd orélg.,-on ill ha lgtevilzstgi d)fvtlismB:is£ir°:°r" the vital P' m' ' ‘ ` with Sir William Alexander in found- many W ve b battle emu' The Admiralty- are assured that
left un
Great Britain will not be in any cir
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93;" ..U:ge,‘.' ¥§;'“3B“_r.! P8231 mg the colony of Nova Scotia in "’l‘hese margins in new ship, me B0, His Majeety's Government will not ’ ~' ' H i 0
H . s.15: _ iszi. nt d ' be <1 od t. 'rh _ h°°i¢°*° *° "ii U” °“°° ° °“‘
0Pel'a suse P ln. He is a close u ent oi the Curtis urge Dora excess ey_1¢_l_:>__ cglix' mon. for whatever provision the
-d - early history of the Maritime Prov- - '
- -- _ - th um circumstances oi each year /may re-
Muzn inces, and in the course of this most Gfsyatl Bncgaitgr 0:3 sprawntoga tx” quire But the aid which Canada
souoiiv, Novz _ - V
' '7' 'gm ihisrsstins article picks up many enority 'in hntel'eehipl Biol: it-peein|\'y "°“‘d ¢"° at "N P'°°;’“*t§1”‘°h:° ”°t
' ' ' b ed l s s or
links which complete an important armoured cruibers, ith -D .1- t° ° msiiiiif Oily is sy P
IR. gap in th, mug,-y of prime, Egwaxld nought era. 0 ° We ma |;\one_y. t_Ahy _action oixhthe Part og
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_ _ mend which hitherto wee nnaued The "'°"'° °' '"°“¢“‘ “"“‘~“'*’“'1" °¥,°I|,: °, ¢h°°'1':°:,.,1°yf,f ° :gd 'lhe Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith, b hi '_ __ ily diminish every year actually, be-;m° .Y ° ° P W' . Primo Minister nt the nord iinyown Y "“’ ' °"“”' ` " sssss the ships of which it is com-’ "‘“° Wm” “W ‘““"§'“ °' °“" ‘fx
Passing briefly over the unsettled posed grow old and relatively, be--m°“ °“‘°tY' ‘mum b° ’°°°3“ Z
roie¢`{eh;_i:_i_._enaie;, eine.-S _ ' i i ` !Bmain.s one towards Mexico controversy oe to when and by whorn vsliss the new ships sis vwrs Power-
. #DSC States and its excutivm It ww. On.their way into the regular histories to or mconsidemte 0( thaw p0_icy_
_ 'q’"”P°n'_dlm°° S°u°“°d the 31st March, says Mr. Asqu_lth,!°f th° l”`°vi“°e' This was the “ct of fiiid Siifeiiy Winfield Scott Hammond, who ro- M_,_ M¢K___i_'0|)_0`|\__,_ "Unger gbefom 1»,_esment Wusolfs ad,mmsu.,,__ piracy perpetrated by Broughton and The rapid expansion of Canadian presents the Second district of Min-
, _ _.___:hfoni§ag_ue,_P. _ _ tions had an upper-tunity oi-iuab '3°1miiii. captains of the American s_c;i;__l;orne)f trade; rand the immense nesota in tlhe lower house of Con. x - - ~ 4 = - ‘ihs shy iicsisrstios of nsiisr ~Whs'n "’°"°1“~ “t tl” time °‘ the °P°“‘”5 °’ always ' eiiohtma cdfillgd 1¥ird':S'i';M'ii'Z<;n ;'ddS?ut;lb°d0hiMalis"
_ »»_ ' _- _ . , _ _ ceve sen-
the British Govemmgnt ,wqgnugd the .American war oi independence. and Canadian bottom,” hem re_ cation at Dartmouth Couegm _
~f?'_' y . -BIRTHS ’ Huerta as President ad interim oi_Wh°ii iii!! liinded- in Charlottetown. tgirl; consideration. Cn the basis off -
` ' " ‘ M°xi°° it did 5° b°°““°°' h““”5 `“"Ba°k°d seven] res1';enxl"amOnghtm'n; trddegtldet!h:ul)'rIdg;i¥ia'lyCl»';ol?¢?i;led dl' gig”gi;z\';u'¥il(£t'l'levlvo'I-_l.arkins Rom n
tb (Governor a erson w o a _ ~ - - . ri _MsMlLi,»AN.- At Eldon. iiei¢nnt,,°°“.”°“h°f *lm will 11°F ths vsvsr to th;°:_;°___ was absent ____ Eng_;__nd_-and_1911. the ennnei veine or the over- cethoife hiehop of Providence, es N9_'__ 1_4' , _1_Q1_3__ to ML and MIL _ intervene, it was bound to deal with C H h as seas _trade of the Dominion of Can- years old today. A_|e'_xa`ndsr Mcnlulgn .5 ,om whatever wnnfgr the time being the Ai»i10i‘li0Y GUUBFB1 5 b°°k W 0 W ada in 1909-10 was not less than Francis P. Venable, president oi
.D. . I . er `
f _ _ _ de facto gays;-nm¢n¢_5m1,1,e¢a“5e than acting Governor, made prisoners of _bii2,000,000, and the tonage ol oanad- the University of North Carolina, 57 MoD0UGALL___At_ Ba,_,",°,__ Lot “_ "ed, _element ana t u__e__t the Attorney Genenlund ML wright ian vessels was 718,000 tens. and Years old today. it_t_,;»!_7,"17l, 10,1-Mr. and Mrs. Martin apps no P B Surveyor Gmsral taking them away these proportions have already in- Frank A. Vunderlip, noted bsniker
cnpusam &__mn_ C°ngmtula¢,°ns__ ithat odercdi any prospects of the _ _ _ ' h _ 1 me __ creased and are still increasing, For and authority on finance, 49 years yi . _ __ . .- _. __ restoration of order. That was on in. N193' V°”°\°- Th* W ° ° ”° “ the whole of this trade wherever lt. old today. Hn BY , the 31st of Merch. Up till _t__he5_i___g_r-91 _i_n_ by Mr. Gordon_ may be about the distant waters oi _ Thomas Taggart, former chairman f- 1 - " _ . sldent 'l‘aft’s Government worked in who cxonerates President Gc0i‘§° tm’ WWW- “B W°n H9 fm' UW iiiiliii- Of i-he Ui=iii0Ci'Hi1i0 National Com- » FAMINE HAS N0 MILK - _ bl in th ltenancs of ber communications, both mittee 57 years bid today r. - _ _coauon BREAD, hsnnosy with those of Groot British! Wsshisstsii *Wm "ll “‘“° “I with sznrope and Aein. onnndn in do ' `
_CLFiVEI.¢AND. O.. Novp 14.-With the .city under from two to six feet oi. _ss_ow_' the problem of distributing thmavdilabie food and coal supplies
,the-city' caused the greatest anx- ty.to_»day. - Fifteen hundred babies _ave _iieefi without milk for thirty- six hours and prospects of getting Qui `miIk__in'tio` the city are not very good. -but~of other food ,except green stu!! zvlairli large supply is on hand.. The' big milk. companies' yesterday inode sales only to those who wanted it for babi_es`and- the greater part oi the _demand woe- time supplied.
Factories' began shutting down yes- terdTa'y_ because of _the shortage oi thty ‘may not be able to opfn _for a V603." ' '
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A8i§B M.INIB'1’_ERS"l'O ` ‘ -
‘ ‘ " ‘JOIN MILK"BOYCO'l‘T. rl .|._._...__|_ ,‘ _
‘_ Nov. 14.-iinyor'
.ronn1xi1'en, who innngnrneed in nun agents nan-e 'yyhen 'the dee.iers_~hoosc
tho' 'price _to nine cents a quart,
has ‘sent 3 'circular letter to all city elergrnien, asking them to Join in the 0 ht. _ - -_ _ , .,146 asked that they take the mat-
ter np' with .gieir congregations and try and em Lidioiniin an abso- lute _boy_eost.- Av 1 in is tuned would make the dealers' bag down within a- month. _lgiis-;woi‘ehip says ti_|et~he airesly had the assurance of several' of the »ministe_rs that they vnu so tins. ' ‘
-' -no piqteliospers' [association basl also ca_ile`d_ a meeting for the purpose of make some arrange- Hilti*
,vs_-=ssr»ih¢_irsinsix, sf milk si-
,sidered best in Mexico’s interest.
‘plofcy they _adopt must “have regard I
and the other powers. The United_ |States Ambassador, Mr. Wilson, was' the mouthpiece of the diplomatic corps in Mexico_fn 'recognizing Presi- ident Huerta’s Government, and, says Premier Asquith, “since that time! -there has teen' no change of policy by the British Government. Great Britain gladly assumed that the pol- icy of the United States would have regard to the legitimate commercial interests of Mexico as well as their own." Herein is the crux of the situation.
'Certain American “Material Inter-i ests" found that it was not to tbefri advantage to have a restoration _ of the "‘Diaz dynasty," _and working, upon President Wilson’s humanitn-' ria‘u sympathies and ignorance-of the real situation got him to_ recall Ain- bassador Wilso_n-and to attempt '_to- reveree they arrsngemehtwhlch Prssi' _dent 'I'aft's lflovernment, in conjunc- ;tion with the other Powers had con-
As Mr. Asquith pointedly says,
the United States authorities in any
to the legitimate commercial inter- ests of Mexico as well al their own."
The press telegrams on Mexico should be taken with a_ grain of salt as theymostiy emanaté from inter- ested American sources. For in- stance, fmmedlsteiy after Mr. As- quftb's deliberate statement ut, the Mansion House, the Associated Press circulated a report that Great Brit-
metter, his part in the sileir being merely to commission iiiiese tW0 l>ii`5‘ tes to cruise in the Gulf of St. Lew- eence 'in the hope of intercepting two English brlgantines “laden with six thousand stand of arms. a large quantity of pgwder and other stor- es" for Quebec. On discovery of their treachery Washington reprimanded them severely and neither of them- ix- gain held any commission in the Am- erican Navy.
Mr. Gordon adds n hit of human history to “the afiair. “A writer." he says, "in the New Enzlhud His"-" rie and Genealogical Register tells us among other things that he, Brough- ton, was a prominent' and active membm- of ¢h¢_ Fl;-ge Church at Mar- blehead until the time of his death, which gcgurretl August, '3. ]_.798._’"l‘lle inscription on _ his monument port- rays him as a man whose life and conversation ' shed lustre on his re-
ligious professionand furnished sn example every way worthy oi imita- tion."
The return to Charlottetown oi
Callback and Wright after their un- pleasant experience as Pi‘ll0i‘i‘1`l il described, as are elso the subsequent
doings of the two piratical captains.
The history carries _tho render
along a most ‘ interesting path thro- ugh the early struggles of the ilrst
settlers to 'the erection of defensive
pendeht, and has always depended
the immeiate future Great Britain still has the power, by making speci- nl arrangements and mobilising a portion of the reserves, to send, without courting disaster at homel an eflcctlve fleet of battleships and cruisers to unite with the Royal Aus- tralian Navy and the British squad- rons in China and the Pacific for the defence of British Columbia, Austra- lie and New Zealand. And these communities are also protected and their interests safeguarded by the power and authority of Great_Brit-
‘ain so long as her naval strength is
unbroken
upon the Imperial Navy, without cori_FRi\Nf-'E T0 ADD EIGHT
responding contribution or cost. I SHIPS T0 HER NAVY.
Further, at the present time and in_ -@-
3_. This power-_,both gpnomc 5nd|paracions, declares ueroplanes can general, will be diminished with the usefull! “Sed at iiiwiil biiieii. biit thot grow-th not only of the Gspman Navy dirigibles are still important to as- but by the simultaneous building by sure the control of the Mediterran- mnny powers of great modern ships ssh. ' _/
everywhere as a most signillcant wit-_ ness to the united strength oi the Empire, and to the renewed resolve of the overseas Dominions to takef
their part in maintaining its inter-i rity. _
10. The Prime Minister oi, the_
Dominion having enquired in what form any immediate aid that Canadn_ might give would be most eilective.§ we have no hesitation in answering! after a prolonged consideration of_ all the circumstances that it is de sirable that such aid should include the provision of a certain number oi: the largest and strongest ships ol; war which science can build or mon-i ey supply.
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I PARIS, Nov. 14-"La Libertc" publishes an important interview with M. Pierre Buudin. Minister of Marine, who says that the naval tac- tics oi the European powers. par- ticularly of Germany and Italy, arc hsscd on squadrons oi eight vonnnin oi' identical type.
French divisions are no longer 5,,
accord with modern tactics. There- fore i.h‘e Council of the Marine has decided to commence the construc- tion, in January, of four ships of the Lorraine type and four~ others in Jianuary, 1915, of n new type, _ M. Baudin, respecting aerial pre-
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Wiiai Newness' Means
If. means a grand new stock of Quality merchan-
dise, the like of which has -not been shown, by them during their 27 years business, consisting of household furniture. `
General Dry goods. Lilies" and Gentlemeu’s readv-tg,
wears., Furs, Miliincry, 'Underw-ear. Men'u Furnishings, Trim wings. Giov~'s_. wool and wool goods. Linens and honsfhold
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goods all bunght wi'i.1\n tte pr.-sf 2 months for Spot Cash, and all discounis .~a~:ed, even Tmv-lling wal+sman’:-i wag s, because in almost all cases, ‘where the sfempl s .vs-ru sent they we e pr-ep;ij_ and ull are marked nr spot ca~h pr-c-3, an i nreitrioily one price All wlvh :he ex=:e,'nion of n rew tnousand dollars wo.th of under_ wear dr-:ss gouc's.
Furnis'»ing.s. furniiure, druggstts,'table lines, prlnti. fini-
neiieues, kzzii w' ol goods, sweaiem, hoxds, clorhing and gbont one `I`hu»:s'+nd D»il'».r=-‘ wnrih ni furriiturg Tiles., goods are bring Ogditd ill SfilViig‘:.‘ p_'lC`~S_ h |,-,ji 50m; gf lhese Hubs b_.en in .~eas'_m during the fire sale, xley would have _been sold, now in your chance ii you have Lhe Cash.
1 PATONS
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Marine and ire
Insurance
Hulls, cargoes and freight if Sailinu Vessels and
Steamships insured against perils of the sea.
Buildings of all kinds and :heir ci ments insured
against loss by Fire 'and Lightning. ` `_
We have ficilities unsurpassed hy any- Ag;-nr-y in
the Maritime Provinces. foreffecting-Insurazice,i_f all kinds. An experience of over thirty years is at your Service. f ‘
Lowest raves consistent with absolute security.
Hyndman £9 Co., Ltd.
Telphonc Nc. 67 6| Queen St., Chsrloueicwu S-` M- HlCK9» Agent at Summa: side | nssvhmi¢;r
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It’s Time to go a-Trapping.
Wlien y__u buy a trap selectedfrom many lires You want one you can de- by a skilled tiapper who'
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oi _wai'. _ _ ,» ‘ - _ . _ _Whereas, on the present year, Gree_\_ . '*~.-'*-°-" Britain possesses 18 battiesbips ands _ _ ,
battle-cruisers of the Dreadnought; ::If your horse fs losing weight,
class against 19 oi that class poss- has a cough, coat is shaggy or he eseed by the other powers of Europe, hot getting proper nourishment from and will possess in 1913, 24 to 21, his food you should give him a dose -_ the dgures is 1914 will be 81 to 83; of MacKinnon's Condition Powders. ` and in the year 1915, 85 to 51. |These purify the blood, strengthen ‘
The existence of a number of nav- the system, assists digestion, ies all comprising sbips,of high quei- prove the appetite, they make ity must be considered in so far as coat finer and silkler and put it adects the possibilities of adverse vim, snap and stamina into the
` bein suddenl formed imal Price 25s. a Package.
combinations g 1 -_ -
Larger margins of superiority at MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gnu
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Y.in'uiake no mistake
when you select your trap from our stock. '
idk Chandler
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