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BIRTHS

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DEIITIIS

G|LL.- At Rockland, Mass, on Aug. 156th, 1914, Maggie beloved wife oi' Mr. E. H. Gill, aged 62. Funeral on Saturday, Aug. 29.

COMPLASNTS OF CENSORSHIP

LONDON, Aug. 27.--The Military

correspondent of the Tinies comniciits upon the extreme secrecy with wliicii British officers are shrouding the movements oi' the British iirniy. lie contrasts this attitude with the French

iny, and sa_vs it is to be feared the

present policy is having on ill effect m upon recruiting. The nation does not D01

yet realize the stupendous nature of

the great task to which it is com- Ge mitted. Touching on the same subject the "Times" says: "3

"The British press has no desire til

to print information which might ns- rea

sist the enemy. lf it asks for better news and more skilful censorship it

does so in the public interest.” if

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GERMAN PROGRESS H0]

LONDON , Aug. 27.-A despatch

from Ostend says the Germans have Wu occupied Lille, Roubaix, Vslenciennes, 53 all in France. d0

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LINES 'MOVED BACK_. on

can wee

PARIS. Aug. 27.-An official state-

ment issued by the War Omce tonight says in the north the Franco~British lines have been moved back a short distance. In a general way our of- fensive between Nancy and Vosges makes headway. Our right, however. has been obliged to fall back slightly in the region of St. Die.

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gin; Editor ......J.R. Burnett

FRIDAY. AUGUST 28. 1914

City Magistrate’s Court, 9 a. m.

People’s Theatre, 7.30 and 9 p. m.

Prince Edward Theatre, 7.15 and 9

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French troops. including a batalion of the line, Chasseurs d'Afrique and Turcos, with some artillery. were

' brought into Charleroi. By Thursday

evening the Allies were engaged

_ against increasing numbers of the = enemy to the northeast of llie town,

but the northwest was still relatively’

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of parliament disclosing the names of those officers who have been thus pre- '03 -_

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out in the midst of our peace. and if peaceful souls shrink from _ the sacrifice _t;_t_li_t_e;°_.___v\'h_lle _the Fren_cli and_ German D,-_ J_ “Q 110|”-‘son was the l,l.|ll_ _ reserva lon made over of loved ones we must not be too hasty in our judgments. \\e have been ________m__>_’__ D UD Ml HCFEHB H8 b0lll- cipal speaker on Wednesday at the

plaving at soldiering" now that “thc blast of war has blown in our ears" we ' » @tlll08.ll<;;li1_l <‘0nventlon which is ineet-

- ' , ing in uifnx. ll' ul =t .~ tl ‘

are to "imitate the action of the tiger, stlffen up the sineus, ilummon the GERMAN3 HRED BU|LD|NGs_ ________l __ml_l______ "LS __:f__’_l_f_;f_l ‘X25 ul; blood." almost in a moment. That some would hesitate was to e expec e . work tl 'I` . .l ' - ' ~ -

B_ _ og ie ecinical l<]duc.itlon tom

Where there has been military training, real or for parade only, self-re- 5 UN?" U10 Gffffllllils h¥1\’l‘ “Vll1<‘l\l' mittee ni s k tl . ‘ ~ ' -

l, 1|. l l ll ll ll be no ly fired ii large port of thc buildings ing our (i,lu(Ii;ll?,ll(.)l'; f.:$ll‘|)t0l?,‘:

spect and the respect of others demand unequ ioca ;» tia iere s a and llle lull llml th _ l___ __ _ _ f _ i ~

_ ¢“PL““-‘Simi-ed. ftl t .Ti. l

hesitation in volunteering. An exchange says. longer liabitzible even it’ it could l' ' H 5 0 m lm” Ie d Hcussion

_ I-HI* was led by Prof. Theodore Ross who- Charlottetown

There are militia regiments in Canada today to which some ofilcers be- _il_;e_;-.;i___l_i_:»lill___iiili__v___li;l_ve__l;:;§n_oiii;____of :he wid of ml. _Cllallges mal were ll'ell_E_

long for the purpose of defending and increasing their own social prestige ge__-eral __e____em_____ l_l_.___e ___g__l_€l_¢ it llllldl. _ill lirlllce Ellwalll lslallll llls ,/’,’="\v,I’A“\\\\‘Z,,,l,&=“\"vl”l“"““ rather than servius lileil' COUNTY- F"a"k“°sS compels 'hal statement °r While the xliles gradually fell lrick "mlm “iw wus imat In mmm labor F-QI;

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deplorable fact. The public has the rlglit to expect that the mul who enjoy if:_ perfe_et order, the line of fm. mm._ n_arl___;’_____ ii_i_li___ _i;;=_:_o_\:_i'_c_e_s l;i__i_;i_s_t____;; the advantages of military prominence in time of peace shall undertake areal _f_eeB;o_ut__ v;_i:_rd___ilut_il thii_ allied army ______ _hm only skilled lallor wi" 0,1. share ofthe responsibilities in time of war. ,l.l l ll D " ’“°"' ""“ h°|dS~ uble ri uian to earn a good living for

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_____ _____,___________T_____,__________,_______._.__.,_._._.__,,_. _.H_._-_,._._-,_._-_-,_-_-_-_._-__._-_-__-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-.1_-_-_-.».=-f. 'a "i ('"m‘"'S had l"""" fm mr "1 iiniscli’ und fainilv

' r, cut midway and numerous

bodies of Ublans were found about

Ni sue: _nat Hitnei-to Mons itself on welllleslllm ,he mb of Allglllm

“° " reatened' Mr. and Mrs. William McNeill Simp

'frly °n Friday m°mi“g 3 °°|“m" son celebrated the fiftieth anniversary ‘ of Lhlang br°ke'm"° Charlerm' They of their marriage at their beautiful "

e was prhwners' but by Smut' home in Hamilton. A large concourse y a :le,"°"her” _“ppr0“che“ to of neighbors, friends and relatives nsbagl Lharleroi “"8 s“'“""_mg were present to extend their congra- _ 1 0 es of the i""“ders and 5"' tulations and show their appreciation 8 “gluing had begun' `of the aged couple, who had lived so ble H'e"§_h artillery to me “wth °f long and had been such it factor in own “ ‘wked me ms' advance the progress of the community dur- pub me germa" 5”", 0"! of “C” ing the last 50 vears. Their family

I`°l;"° French M’"`“’"“"s'3s are were all present except Andrew who _-_

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hours 02 030" kept at bay fur "Wee resides in British Columbia' ' His __\ ` ‘

ln references to the subject in some of our exchanges there is a suspicion no

of that small jealousy which is to be found in many communities besides Ot- We

a; this for instance: L “lt is pointed out that wives of officers, especially in official centres such esp ttawa, have enjoyed a social recognition which in many cases would not of

have been shown tiiem but for their husbands' military rank. They have avail- Ge them

lm for the wound

Union Jack and march gloriously in a military church parade. who would l_tl\_l_siy repelled six mass attacks by

conceal their fear of the firing line behind a woinan's alleged protest. They Tl _ 0 0 ‘

e cowards and _p9_lt_r_oqii_s and the wives behind whom they are hiding despise la 2’ 0 out cf permws 10000 mu*

In some of our sister cities in Ontario, and particularly in Ottawa. some- E

g almost amounting to a scandal has developed in connecction with the wel, nteeriiig now in progress. It appears that when recruiting began the da ia Department announced that those who volunteered would not go to M0

he front if objections were raised by their wives. lt was not thought that l‘:_j__u advantage would be taken of this provision, except in very special cases,but T

pears to have been taken advantage of to n considerable extent, so much the iat it has been suggested that a return be asked for at the next session and

sal

emed from goingm the "om" me" commg i" by the two surviving brothers Artliur und

rthe_rn rt;_ads. infantry regiments walter Bay View wel.(,'pl.eselll The i ' * E __| re mug t up but nm i" Sumciem only ofher surviving ineniber of the -

ion oi’ the Gerninn uns. Ta ehiiiats PARIS T0 BE

numbers .tu make pursuit i’°5Sn’l°~ family, Mrs. McNeill, of Cadiies, B.t‘., po

;l_e_i__ inolthle dny_ reinfoiécrt-ing-nts, was absl,lll_ _lon

mem fvere ___3“2vE_il' l;’_r_l‘l; '_____°"“; At 2 o’clock, when the guests |105 small towns between Liege and Nn-- rmllll lllcelldilfle l Jw, lg,0 an UTVIVWI “Hd “'@l‘€ asseiilbled UU niur. At the toiviiofllerve only i|ine-- 1 ll _ B H ~ It min’ U19 beautiful |i1W|l» Ulf* HCV- Edwin teen houses reinuin sttiniliiig out of

le ° 'ers 'zlroslsing me b”‘"’b"*‘ ul Simpson was called to preside and 500_

u H’ plirssuc me Ulum as mr as U19 f0|iDWIl§ll Dl`0El`3llll1l0 WHS Carried expressing s in all with the (lt-imtiii

ntain-I. lcveque. out ._ so

I-"SH REPELLED Slx ATTACKS ___|'Bf°C3f|°'\'-‘R9V- W- P- -‘\\'¢‘|\lbi1|li» fired upon. The success of Gi-i:n.iii

arn

The Family-Mr. Arthur Simpson. mg

selves fully of this recognition. but when called upon to play the part of Wm

soldiers’ wives in the real business of a soldiers life they have failed. Th

The “social recognition" was doubtless a sting in the palmy days to those Sa

were denied it. The “recognltion"; of being the wife of one killed, mutilat- BR maimed or at least in danger of any one of wur's calamities, might now be

d, .

Playing at soldiering is a picturesque and comparatively enjoyable busi- by _ _

ness. and has many compensations. not the least of which is “social recog- Egg 011 balurda mornin ' 0

nition;" it is quite a different matter “when the guns begin to shoot." It is _he at this latter stage that some wives and some others see the necessity of some lub

other wives’ husbands and of some others going immediately to the front._ _ arnioreil __aeioplane_ flew over the

Whether there are grounds for suspicion that some _tid Ot:_av_v_a s __<_l_\_i_/_li.___e __;e_i_l:_li_;i_vl.i;_t_rr_§ol;i§_$:i_l:_ii;i___

men have refused to exchange the toggerj ot dress para e an s p a lm accompaninients, including “social recognition." for real war paint and all tie

that it involves, we are not in a position to know. We believe, however, that British art_i_liery, well set on hills stir- . . . . ' ~ tl tall to be attributed FOUR HH - OHS was viisascil without :Millicfasiiie?5bii§`bfa?v(ivt:sab:vi:ifriiiEiilibr(iicLu'i"1iei;ytree rlrliten even with British ‘merwl bmween Smurday ’“°""I"g 0 . 0 ' -

' and Sunday night. The British force

blood in their veins and who, in the piping days of peace, can grfifefully SWil\S is

_ _ - sh

them in their hearts. Canadian women, as a rule, have put up no protests, and du

right here in Charlottetown there are wives and mothers who have not only nothing of the greater losses of Ger- given their consent-tearfully and with bleeding hearts',"it may be-but have mam- Slwilks Sufhvielllll' Of ll10iI‘ 1108-

today the Sarvlana have taken 8,000 of additional prisoners near Siiabata. 1

yard of

fu' abruptly tai-urinating it.

in the fourth place when the secret archives of the present coniiict

revealed it will be found almost surel that German 's lans did not template more than one enemy, or at mont two, France and Russia, in .

fighting line against her. The actual circumstances must enormously us iv ment t ' so ts in P tent Gun plicate the economic and iinarlcial problem, itself almost the most serious las ts mid sllpelces 8 ’ metal and Tan Calf- IJOOTS afé 011 "IC “CWC” ‘iunyhoeil-mttinylhu :=i'“l2't,h 'il t war which the G rma Em i h ry ' . . I

nterspacc as ers e n pre as . - , _.

t against nations of her own rank. and for the iirat time Germany will We *ll 3 F' F

osle s _ '

pniaagai it viii as -man ir -is can um im wiui a mais _ to wear 6 months. Th

oataid liaronoinhai-pos¢aa|ion.Forthatreaaonal`i_°§ay .» _ 9

ln the tlilrd place, the unvarylng tradition of the Prussian staff has been dal, last wall not all sllllllllllllorl, as,l

ond the war with a smashing blow in the el1emy'a Cuuulry. Slulre the bill- goulllvbe u__isheg-no;__ l_ belle_v_'e frgm of Waterloo, Prussia has fought three wars. The first was the Schlewig- __:_____e. __:li1_____BH___;§l_l______l\__4_?_¢_l_» noltllbee;-,

stein war of 1864. lt was over in twelve weeks of fighting. The second Bdequalely called to “_ "ye mgellnglwas bombarded ____m_ howltzern r was the /tustro-Prussian war of 1866. Prussia put about 250.000 in the on Monday was for the commmee to l

hting line. and the war was over practically in three weeks; for after Sa- ;1_;ai;l;i;gl_ i::i_sllili:2s,__out__ill_ders were not wn tKoniggratz) the belligerent marked time. In the third.dthe Fi_‘_anco- _____l;____ lor _he E;\a_l____e__‘3_f': __e‘;_';:_ :_\_<_’

ssian war, Prussia attacked with about 500.000 men. France ec are war July 19, 1870, and was beaten at Sedan on August 31-September 11. The

ipaign lasted six weeks. The Subsequent Dies" Of Par” ¢°°\‘ "'“°'@°“ """'“"""*~" " i “""' “ '“'“"' ks more I

how

was

Meanwhile Mons had been occupied

the British expeditionary force,

y 5, on could

Mr. Thomas Atkins, stripped to

waist and taking his morning

. During the morning o. German

ve brought it down near the i`rmi» r. All ilirougb Saturday-night the

said to have sustained and victor-

erent bodies of German troops.

oultl have been put hors de coinhat ring these engagements. to say

porate character

charge “as in.ule by one side and the

superior nuinbt-rs would seein to be lii‘;p@(~;,,rt, S|,.v[.§, of New Brullll

;lion'n__ii.\'lli§V€‘I°)’|l1l'l§0“F911 <10*/l‘l`l“| wick null _l)oWolfi~ of Novo. Sttotlu

V I r ml "K Patrol” told of \ih.it \ ' i l l One such body of the Iihlnns, coin ,.q,,.,|i,, Ns W ng (one in tho"

' i' .i ‘ u proviiices.

_ . in froitli .ilbi _ ,

lioiv long will the war last? is the question on cvery ones lips. lt is a__if____ly" _____;;___;‘_f g_l___‘;_’r‘;’_f:;:__?__f__ 5521:; ___l;l;l_:__l_r:wa_r;l___ll'liiill-ay of__I)alliriiisic

of course. impossible to give u deiilte answer, but there are considerations (.0mle_ on llle scl_(_l_ll_ M0___l__y __v_____ ____ _hu g__l____ g____.__-I____;lX!_:(;___:_ii:___r_.:_|il_i; which may be taken into account to inform us ns to the intentions of the |,,g_ A" H | lh . .. ., . . '

I lnfugi _¢` "Il-:hi UW) ii.i\ (aiiudu if thc same text books were

provoke-rs of this cataclyam as we may term the present conflict. "F591 Ulf' 'll’|Ki‘|’0i"lilK i0\Vilf* and \’||~ used in ever ' r ' ~

_ _ _ y p ovnife. lt would

ln the first place, whatever prowess Germany herself may reveal, the £355: “mi l‘""~ "P "Uni" ftf UW Pali- bring about a unity that nothing else

_ » iould. Si .ri t» l t l -

record of history suggests that she cannot count on very efficient aid from Aller ovorrunlllng lwpnly mll__s Ol ;__w____ up __i_\__;__l_l_:_;?|:_____l li_;l_l_l1:_t_‘_li_____i;f_l_l_ her only ally, Austria-Hungary has not drawn the sword since she fought [-‘|-em-h ¢0,.,‘||m-_V ul about |-our “_ m__‘ W the present l{iaser’s grandfather in 1866. Excepting some successes against they \\'ei'<‘ cullgill Hilti willful out by |

authorities in issuing periodic suin- th

e Italian troops before italian unity was fully achieved in 1870,she has been “ Fm""h “"m"'~V "**gI"“"'l~ H

maries of the movements of their ar~ be

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aten by every Power of her own rank against whom she has measured herself on "mlm "mmm" a similar pa

trol of Gerinnn dragoons was caught l

the last hundred years. Nothing has happened in the present war to this to the nm-ll, of |_|||e_ 5 nt to suggest tiiat she has improved her efficiency. -“~'--

ln the second place a long-drawn struggle is quite foreign to modern

rmany's traditions. Ever since Bismark came to power in 1862 Prussia has ___

ed war as the normal weapon to eIull\0Y l0 S859 |191' eilds- She h“5»

@ro_for;,__;il_;s_‘i_ivy_'_s___b?;_i;r§p:_red, and has always struck first, and for these F3llSl_l_f>_F_i_;_l:_i_;'|<_1_l_.______________e ___ _____ m£_____

so is .' -

ing of the lied (`ross Socie’y on Thurs-

encourage the workers of the society and urge on the good work by all means in their power.

J. T. JENKINS.

Contributions to the Red Cross

fund will do more for the good of our soldiers than any other gift.

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speech presented Mr and Mrs S‘ - ' 3

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Toronto Exhibition

Offers an attractive holiday trip that you

cannot afford to overlook.

Very Low Fares ,

Aug, 27th to 31st and Sept 2nd 34.35' Sept. 3rd, 7th and 9th 25.75

Sept. 1st, 4th and 8th 21.55 `_

Fix your date now and let me reserve

you a sleeping car accommodation; you may be-_ disappointed if you wait too long.

Tickets sold and t'

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son with two beautiful reclining chairs which were the gift of iienr rc- latives. Mr. Simpson replied in a very happy manner thanking the donors for their much appreciated re- membrance and inuclrprizeii giit. 'i`l|i~ eldest son ui’ the family, Albert Simp- son, wlio ull were delighted to greet in improved health, spoke for ii short time in ills usual cheery way.

_ the prograninie, :ifter which the lad

bravely intimated that any other course would he conteniptible and despic- ' iss t00_k_<‘llaFl§f’- Hilti SlJr<’11d il bvllllli able. They have taken up their cross and it should not be forgotten that it is ROADS B|_°cKED WITH DEAD_ ;_‘;{__Tl`_f";_t__§’_;‘l3";lx:‘g:___‘;;l;f;’;*’___‘;_:’$l__-all upon the wives and mothers remaining in suspense and loneliness at honre _ _ _ Nollle ol. llll, llllsl lll_lls'l8` alollg `lll__ [hal me blll_dl_,ll of wal. mls me most heavily __e-_;\_l___l)il_1l_iiH__1_i_t:_i_iits blliek b;1tl_l_9llffid IS cookery line that can be found.

The refusal to enlist for overseas sei_)vice, tlle objections of_\lvi_ves and all es bl kllled _‘D33 wg_i___i;_lt‘ ls:)m3_S;_' C__;I_`_l_l_€ _i_?_;lt*_l‘___l1l!_:_l;_l>_;*iilig;__i;ag_s;ie;l__t1:32

the rest of it, true or false as they may e-an qu te na urn , i rue-car y the Cavalry found ll dlmcllll lo cllal_llu_ _ _ __ - '_ _i _ _ their lessons. We all, coward or brave, know that with the life of our Empire while the perpetual _flight of shells |g:]j|(Z,)ii)tl:,ldP;§:::3 “Eta `é|::,Z@0l:l?l§ threatened. the wife should send her husband, the mother should send her T(2;~_<l§;___k;_Iil>€_§_l_f\__ll5_'_li\;:'_l_llLZ U10 llf_§hI- 11 each and all went away satisfied that

we each should send our nearest and dearest. to fight, to be killed if nec~ Beel__e'(l that _he ‘l§;l_l_;`-__ s_l;;“`_ll§‘é*__f"~sl__i_f ll_\;2__y____lli1_1l __etijo:»'€_ll_ ilne__ oi_ llie most

essnry. That is duty. \Ve should not too harshly condemn those whose natural were more lhllll lloldlllg lllelr 0w"_ D °_lif"~" ‘U 0“i` had-

iiistiricts slirliik from it Savage blood thirstiness has been drilled out of us but although reiiiforienmnts upri-

W l contlnuall bro

by centuries of civilization and the ar b ood of our forefathers in the old` Emo l’ UBI!! f0l`IW8l`d U10 D0' land ' v A i ~ A - K '

ii in Lharlcroi on Sunday e' i '

has been diluted for us in Canatla thro_i_l_gh several gei_lerntio_ns llornk to “as much nwl___ s____l________ Cl_a__g;_";_l}_'_‘_|;

ceful industry without a thought o war. ie Silvugery 0 WM' IHS W0 6" - i - - -

as being done in Prince Edward ls- iiiid to secure cheaper and betteri- chool supplies. The convention is being very large- y attended there being upwards of 00 at the opening session.

lil:}RLlN, Aug. 27.-All the forts of

Nnniur have fallen ami Longwy near Luxemburg border has been captured after a resolute defense. The French orces, attacking the German Crown Prince’s army, have been repulsed.

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confused dt!-lilo it is now possible '°l'"°" ‘N '"1"' `m°”`"`""' ‘Im ~

lo contract Nomhnnlly an ollllllle shedding their blood to _enable them

he 3,,”-wmv” ln Belgllllm Ill (the citizens) to transact their buain~_ _ _ _ Bm place that it is evident that "“ “Y "W “"1 'I°°P lQ°\\l‘°ly in their 1 Cans for Slut

ant Qcmu ln rucll the new beds at night. they will by their atteu- ‘

of mllom “me 'wt "om Bl_ll“els_ dance at the meeting in tiio~Pl'lneoof L. I F but from the northeast. an the week Wm' °°"°¢° HW' ‘f 8 9'4"- °“ "ir an ltt C O .

French`had`\l0ln in contact with day “en 'ww "mir °”r°°“"°” °~‘ .

nylllg column. or me army ol the the sacrifice our brave boys are malt

1 ing on their behalf and be ready and f ' MTim:e;.ush;r?i:abTeG:ii!bltl°t`be battle eager ‘° °“W°" n”“"°u"y th" mm

ol. Dlll_lml_ wlllcll hu been lorgollen excellent, most humane and Christian P l the stress ol, “ter evenm allhollgll institution, whose aim into mitigma

9°° lit seemed to be A considerable vlc- as far “ p°°°m'° the '“"°rm‘:“°°°“`

_ tm bl ll lu Pr ll llll arily entailed by those who_ai'e fight- 7 ` i i lll mmfugr cemeéed °?v°llllarll0n°:::_' ing to defend our country, and not ~ n I n

realy mulled me end l an allempl that alone but to save tho civilized ~ I f I fr $ $ 0 . ` lo relleve and occupy gamut l_low_ w_orld :rom tha a_mbitl_ous_:iomli_ia:ion 0 k 9. 0.

ever that may be, they have since l) lm] “fuel lg Oda' W Ml’ “Gem

‘ been slowly retiring toward the fron» 3 ° ma ‘;ll° llmllpe a gr” er er'

and this movement evidently manly ana. :me l 9 Empemr M the

prudential, became decisive'when the 0' dlll 'il avi e‘l'fl“l'a:'le“s‘:l“l:l° b°“L German troops, thrown southward 'lfltelle fla delslfucrloll 9'” e re'

through Brussels, arrived upon the B Ll is 'l lll ll

scene. On Wednesday evening lust 9 every ‘me mme D e mee ng

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able coats for Misses

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For Misses from size o u r range is; most

complete. Prices from $2.25 up. -

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, isappoint yourself but ' _ ay us a call, then you ~ vi ill be satisied that

you know the best

Hia Life in the Community-Rev. 10

E. J. Rattve. ape

in Public Life-Mr. John Anderson. als Progress in this Age-Mr. J. A. bl.

(`lark. ' _ _ ,_

The coming Age_Ml._ Wlllwl. Sllllll_ late at Liege .ind .\.iniiir.

son. '

The Oiden Times-Dr. \Villiam._

that reigns in the villages and

Those remaining carry plzicurds,

y p. ly . .

ldiers and asking that they be not

is iii Belgium. so says the Tagcbla-~ is attributed h_v inilitary --experts the swiftness with which Geininn rations were t-zirried llirougii :ind 0 the delay ul' ussisiiilil-ee proiiilizeil

the Freiicii, who nii'i\‘cd too

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rrespondent describes the dosola-I

STRONGLY FORTIFIED.

PARIS, Aug. 2'i._;Tlie Ministry of

\\`ur to-day decided to make to inako l’iiris ri perfectly entrenched camp as a precautionary measure.

-T ::The one way to get rid of the

limisv flies is to "kill ‘em off." The one iviiy to destroy them satisfactory is io have the house safeguarded with our ily pads und poisons-, Wil- s:on"s Fly pads, 10c, it package, Tan- glcfout two sheets for 5c, Pyrmld. rolls for lic, Fliban one roll 5c. Mac- liiiinon llrug (‘o., Cor. Great George niiil Kent Streets. Mff.

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W. K. Rogers

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THE FALL OF NAMUR

BERLIN. Aug. 27.-The "'i`agebla-

sts" correspondent writes that Nnmur.

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hirtyone centimeters. by Mortars and by one forty-two centimetersi Hewit- zer. He says he could plainly hear shells striking the forts and that ev-

the business men of the city for not sryone was astonished at the precis-

lta elects upon har material interests beyond tba Continent. in the event Pf00f H it being

Get After the Ducks

Duck season is now open and if you want to

bag your share of the game, you need to use one of

our shot guns.

Our single and double barrelled shot guns em-

body,_ every good feature that you would want in a SDOIIIHS fire arm-they are the kind that our cus- tomers swear by, and our rivals swear at. -

Better call in and look over the display. '

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