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I-‘oods are

. for grown-ups

and no claim has been years has not proves.

Casteris is a harmless

. Drops and Soothing Syrups. neither Opium,

_ age is its guarantee. been in constant use for

I

Fletcher's Castorla is strictly a remedy

specially prepared for babies.

is even more essential for Baby. Remedies are not interchangeable. a remedy for the common ailments of that height Castoria before the public

It is pleasant. Morphine nor otner narcotic substance.

rellfilyfofllletch

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for Infants and Children. A baby's medicine primarily prepared

It was the need of infants and Children after years of research, msdeforitthatitsuseforoverltl

Bears the Signature of’

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‘What isi CASTORIA‘?

substitute for Castor

Oil, Paregoric, it contains It!

For more than thirty years it has the relief of Constipation, Wind- Colle and Diarrhoea; aliaying Feverishness ‘arising tbrefrcm and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids n» surmise» of Food: giving healthy and The Children's Comfort-The Mother's Friend.

Flatislency,

natural sleep.

possum: ‘CASTO R IA ALWAYS

iii Use For Over 30 lfears

fill Glnvsua cossrsuv. nlvv vmut clrv

British Press I Comments on -

Ganadian Gazette, London.

"in the

est approach to conference Air

forthcoming conference on arms. ments. and especially

as affecting the Pacific."

Daily Despateh, Manchester.

eloquence, but cold reason

ly the chief marks of his

mathematician in politics.

uient of an opponent to a lufilfll dissection. restrained in its ex pression but pltiless in

main factors which has‘ him to his present place politics of his own cuuntry> "We need not_ expect sentiments of flamboyant llllpul‘ ialism or of aloof nationalism

be one of inquiry"

Freeman's Journal. Dublin.

talk yesterday with

was most hopeful

lastln; results accruing from tli

lLFonss-r PROTECTION ADVICEl

FROM THE ctouns I

Even old woodsnicn who might be supposed u» be prejudiced in tlic opposite direction, testify that tht printed notice, the fire warning bill or poster, is the most import- ant. weapon with which to figlll forest fires. Keepnng in close touch with every p-irt of its vztst field the Forestry Branch of the Depart- ment of the interior now prints It completely-diflerenl. set of posters each. season, so as to keep the warnings as attractive and strik v lug as possible This season two new forms of notice have been add ed. the first is composed o-f stick- ers to be placed on the wind-shields of automobiles entering Dominion forests and the other of slips or tiny hand bills tn he tlroppetl by the men of the forestry air patrol as they fly over camps and picnit parties. Ono of these lrtter hears the word "Citizens! Help the Forest Service to protect your property by being careful with fire in tin.- uomis. ('0-0,'1t-'l".|ll\'t= Acrlal Patro -—l-‘orestry ilrziiicli-Air Board"

YABMOUTH, N. S. The Original and Only Genuine.

Beware of imitations sold on the merits of

Minard’s Liniment

For your pleasure and health a trip on the "l-larlsnd" ls unsui- passed. You are offered the op- lwfinlty any Tuesday, Thursday, Fr yand Saturday at 3 p. m.

Tuesday, Orwell return fare 60 cents.

At East

Aug. 17th. at 2 D- ill-. thirtY acres of standing grain, some time 60 acres

[IE

AULTION SA

presen’ efforts to settle the question. lie tic-claret! that whcre in tlic ivorld would vent 0f pcrmunent peace and "i honorable srttlcmcnt in Ireland h mauled with greater favor tlia

Canada's Premier

AngIo-Americsndapan ,

hleiglien has played his pnrt and

_ armaments

"Melghen ls fluent to a degree. and his speeches possess n certain of bed and before l got any relief. extreme earnestness are lnvariam- h public kept me in bed for days at a time pronoincements. Not long ago one and drove me almost frantic wdbh of his intimates described him as,a

"His ability to subject the argu~

its thoroughness, has been one of the (fould llellt mo like brougpndone. l‘ now eat anything

h, the and aim never troubled with gas or

9pm;- aches are a thing of the past,

. . . . . ., . ' lit. l get up ln the mornl feel- _\1r. M-ighens lllltthlfleea tltirlu, "lll 11-5 his stay. indeed. he intends to so)‘ lllg relmsllcll ‘lllll lllrlmg as little as possible in public. ll!“ “ll/ll” my llollselworll “ll-ll whole hearing during this visit wil I

"l- had the m; vantage 0f a ltrlflfi Mr. Mcighen] the Prime Minister of Canada. ll‘! of fruitful dlllll

lriizlr U0' the atl-

mc - outsmart FOR HOURS SlllfD WALK Tlili FLOOR

Parliament of Prime Ministers has helped to create a new atmosphere of hope. Somebody said In me "Ilhe dsyspring has come from Over- ‘seas.’ l-t ls known of course. that none of the Empire Pill!” Mlllll‘

WOMAN ‘UFFER’ ters coutd~do anfllllll! Wli-‘ll-lllfl"

FROM INDIGEBT- ION CAN ‘NOW EAT

ANYTFHNG Tllé shl‘, LDHOOII.

"Mr_ Meighen the Canadian Pre- mier, volunteered. we understand to serve in the Boer war. but was re-

"l didn't have much faith in Tan - lac when l began taking it. -but I'm convinced now its the beet. medic-

we have great hopes of practical i“ m u", wofldy “m ,M.rs_ D_ A ificlz-fid- llggtlllailgll are dell?" m: results from -.\1r. Hughes 'persu.i~ M D m“; I R erya gape 13m. ~l El‘ sive pench‘ in the matter if inter w; a’ 5_' o es 225:3"- ll" “"6” °l General Em in communications. --| had 10s; huh in medmnoav a; . -

"- P- Melgllell has» "l ¢°l"‘5l'- l hadn't been able to get relief wllolhy each altlglengné‘ “Paar; exactly interpreted Canadian [mm an). 1 h“ tried bu; w“ Mllllli-el‘. tlll‘?! n?’ ‘ No 1o Wishes. heartily welcoming the steadily growing worse all the lll lll° Call l” 0° a '

Downing Street. and admire cacti

time. ll had stomach trouble of the other? qudlmch m. alawsmanshipo-

‘worst kind ‘and couldn't eat a thing without suffering Miistress afterwards. l believe lsuffered more at night than at any other time. and often would get up out and walk the floor for hours l used to ave violent headaches too. w-liloli

The Metropolitan Review, Lellden

“Borden has found s msn st last." was the late Sir Wilfred Lender's verdict when he and‘ his party found their obstructive policy ‘tip-ken down my the qullet but masterful Solicitor General in 19.13. The Right Hon. Arthur Melghen is all that Mr. Hughes is not. Taclturn, calm_ the typical Trans- atlantic business man carried to the highest degree. Emoitlonallsm will n-ever deflect him from bis course; he tlisdslns publicity; but he knows both his own mind and. the surest way of reaching his goal."

pain. My nerves got so ibad that the least little thing upset me and would start me trembling like a l loaf. l felt so miserablekind worr- ied l was about ready to give up.

"l never dreamed a medicine Tanluc has l want

llndlgestion of any kind. My head-

llly ——i I-“rvea have quieted do-wn and I The Daily News, London h, sleep as sound as a child every

"The Prime Minister of Catiadn has pointed out in his own Parlia- m-eot that-a moment when the minds of all constructive states - men are turning with lIOPQ and even a glimmer of confidence to practical schemes of disarmament is not the time for concentrating afresh on the naval defence of the British Empire. Let us. said Mr. Melghen in effect. explore the possibilities of n reduction of ar - moments rather than devote time at this juncture to the elnbors - tlon of plans based on the as"- sirmption that the scale of arma- mentg is going to remain as graet. as it is. or event greater. No conn- sol could be more tlnicly, and the Canadian Premier will do a lasting

and go 8 haunt t. as it is no trouble for me at Vail. Tania: is certainly wonderful and l aim-glad of the chance to re- commend it."

‘ Tanlac‘ is sold in Charlottetown 0y Rodrim Bros and by leudiug llrllgglsts every wlierc.

.ilir--|r l|' .

their fresh vlslon and ship?

"General Smuls has been n pow. or lor good. It is now an open sec- ret llial but for Mr. Illfllfillfflffl cour- ageous stand on Canada's behntli‘. alter a heated discussion wncern-

. ' statesman-

f] L‘ i1 S

Royalty Wednesday. l“ llllllllllll- ll” llslllllell llle ll“ ‘ll lug the renewal of the Japanese BQWlCB lil We 'l‘3mil>|\Y‘9 l" hi‘: five llrellilrilil l" fl" evcrYllllllll l“ lllflTreaty, the Washington Conference Dresses his views. which are clear

also ‘at l""\"ll"l""l ll" “'35 W" F" “'llll*‘l might never have been called tinder l.v those of Canada. on his colic‘-

ng 1am], -; "BIN Plfimlef from llle l)°mllll°l"‘|such proprltious stars as now, Mr, gues at the conference now in ses

acres of standing lumber. ‘Farms m suit purchasers.

W. WHEATLEV d; CO. LTD.

For Sale

T w o

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just finished a

Clydesdale Sini- lions, wt-il bred. These iiorses have season and will be sold reasonable to an

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immediate purchaser. ALSO

Number of first Ram

Ewe and

Lambs.

tiarticulars on application to.

MANAGER. COSSAR FARM. Lower Gagetown. N. B.

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nnnly in OWIIB

FOR SALE

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Breezy 'l‘odil ow Webster. Sly-tin owned by E. Rossitler.

The subscriber offers n vcry de- residence acre of land situated a

including

Marie Horse Races Tuestlay,Aug. 16th

Forward,

. .....Green Race

class Leicester Further

one t Contcrville, l-‘or further particulars r. Miss Maud Wright,

owned

ned by Albert

taken by President Harding w?

mansiiip that has taken place 1 liistn . Ho “'11s convinced fiir-ic-uliln: results affecting tii futurc peat-o oi the world wmll by ilic result of

viction that if this problem an that of irclanti were permnnenll and saitisf era of civillzutltinjinsod on worl

ly ho ushered in.‘

Daily Mail, London.

-l\lciglien. llrini will he niuc

"Mr. Arthur {llinlstci- of (iunzidn

month. llc holds strong views an is not zifraid to express them. H has enthusiasm. eloquence, viri it_\' and vivucitv. He Will be lll youngest member of the linperlu

Wily of thinking! "Ho miiy prove mcnt in the imperial

He is an imperialist. but he is

Premier and liolh of them are in : n request for lncrcasetl contrlliu

wliy tho League ls not being use to reilucn armaments."

Sunday Pictorial, London

and the free Statics of the. Empire

one Ur m“ gymnast “ms or stalefi_l(llllllll"lll)(’l‘lfllll and Sir Edward (now

that ir-lio could most swiftly and surely

a peace conqCanadlvs Prime feroco made up oftlic Great PiY-v- Ell-file Ellh" ers, and expressed his strong con-

mnrily- iuljustcd. n new the Canaolan Premier and Genernl

peace conditions would iiidubitab-"lianimering out Empire prdblenis,

in the public cyovtiui'ing the next

at tlifflctilt o'e- Conference

(‘nnaditin first. He. realizes the ini-

stronr. position when they reply to

tions for navul tlefcnce by asking

=.\lelgheri's lwlsdom has been warm- 5l0ll-"

" l" "fllsl l". lzllllllgzilll: l“ Siiililatelg-ll l)’ braised on the other side of the trilielvpileslznt H10 er e Atlanlicp. ' t l i . ' “in Melghpn dismissed m9 D _| The Daily Telegraph. London ' ‘ h tliwirniament pm‘ my MIN-ll" L°lld°ll Al

illlil-“llfill "l l ll f‘ . H1 Whcn the Canadian Prime Min-

ptmals and the situation b11811? "Mr, Lmyd “purge one“ "aw is," received yesterday the Free,

llllll ‘ll lllll‘ dflllllslléldllmssguhmlitiliat in hiis experience of the House ‘lom ‘ll’ ll" Clll’ "l bond?!" l"? lll’

lance. uni cc are . ' '

terpretcd that gift as a compll - merit to the Dominion from which he comes. He may be well assured that it ivas to the man who in the first citizen of Cunadzt as well its to his office that the citizens of London were glad to do honour. “'l'he_\' (Londoners! can ‘wt-ll un- derstand how power came into the bands of Mr. Melghen_ and they have heard without surprise that whatever mny he the future vlclssl tudes to politics and parties in the Dominion there is no dispute as to the confidence which his felloiv citizens have placed in the man who is now their Prime Minister. "He lins the good fortune to rep- YPSPDI. a country which at this anxious time enjoys a larger mett- sure of content and prospcritp than any other State in the world "Meighen. as they say with us. the Canadians, as they prize the advantages of unity in the British ‘Domlnions in North America, have learnt 1o prize the unity of the Empire, and they are convinced

3 of Commons the lute Mr. Joseph

nlLord) Carson were the two men ulfaslen on the-weakness ln an argu- tl menl. l am told that Mr. blclglicn, Minister has the

d Y i

Leeds Mercury "How near came Mr. Meilgheu

ll Smuts. the South African, now to being battlefield enemies. has just been told. ll seems tlhat Mr. Meighen volunteered for service in the Boer War. but was rejected." e T-he Noerdeen Journal

it "The respective outlooks of the llomlnlons were fnilithfully and char t; acieristloally reflected by their 1 Prime Ministers. Mr. Melghen for 9, Canada was judicious and non-com- | initial; Mr. Hughes was vigorously

ll

Conferen¢e_h¢. is j||g[ fuugvloutapoken; General Smuts ltlenlls- that upon its maintenance depends _,-e,.,,n_|,ul he p, experienced tn tic and pox-inc; Mr. Massey full of the hope of evolving “that greater me m, of moupqng mm, w m,- a strong limperlalism, ‘Vir. hfcighen league on the success of which

the future of the world depends.’

"Such is the message of the Prime Minister of Canada; and If we may echo his words. not only the Domlnlons overseas but every British citizen

was all for publicity. He liatr no suspicions "of designs on the auton- omy of the Domlrtlons, conspiracies to bring lfiwliil. revolutionary chang- es in our Constitutional relations."

fl

' . , ,1 - .11“ u... Pall Mall and Globe, London must hone and pray Premiums $180. g3;,“;';;:,,;§,, 3.75,, ;,;,e,,",_g_ ..,..,,,,.., m. 6...“... .....,,., u... t... ................. will t. ful- l his vote on some issues concern- Minister spoke but a few words, he filled‘ in" the Pacific will be guldcl d t - ,.,._ a; n n h- —i— gllrlzfrlAlifi/vgig ‘are tihepolassep. .... .. laFgcly by that consideration." giksmawsérlflfhnggllivhr, lzaveo Con: The Yorkshire Evening Mall. _ " ° ' 7° a" i" ""6 inlo personal contact with Mr. Mel» ,,

My, |_ d , Melghcn. as they sap with us.

Rawlelgh iitflt tonsi tin f 240 “““““ ........ ............. n enamm’ on on “hen “tlll-e Intel ‘hat: ltleolllls ilngdillt is a m“ of retmence’ VH8 does not

l‘ ' b‘ B 0 - ° l" P-W- -- - “D _. t, p 1 k 1_,.-. "illmll 9°"? llllv ° Y i ' like public light. the blaze that

horse. wagon and sleigh and hnr- one" Rica M000 vauniiilphe Fllifflflnaalgsgcvflflfxflltll gllalv pill-an but also in imperial yiolltlcs. beam upon the heights of omca “a” “l” “m” "ll 'll""‘l' l“ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' cliarflcierlstic ftllilitles by Hughes ‘l m“ "l "W" llllllllll" "llfl l‘““‘ ‘But he's in downright earnest. His particulars apply wmmm Hm’ 19 tho weight of the imperial (‘on- lllosglllle llublls’ lll’ m,“ dllpmly mllllv” "Y9 Z°°ll~ llls llllllclllles (“mm Siren Free for A" ' fercnce has been thrown rlnflnitclv l0 n” “wall “l lll” wb-llml‘ ll” l‘ll'll' brave and his bflhllera unstained- _ on ‘the qme fir‘ ‘he Leaguu Mi,‘ lcs. His words ring true nnu he in Canada sends you m Memhen a , Winnie M., owned by Leo “higher; though he say“ m“ "u." spires confidence. cultured citizen. l-le will grace your

S S “Might General hmiits ll: Just its con llllllerllll Collllllllll". ll was llll Am"

_ e e emllelen R.. owned by P. Brawl- vfiwed of "5 yplue and I the ptisgi- The Evening Mail and Post ,Dun ericnn v-lsltoryto our shores who 55mm. Be“ Owned by McDonald‘ liillties as the South African d” llplllle" I

t

Greater Britain, Mr. Melghen takes noble place.

"His keen and burnlslieil intell- ect_ straight and swift as an arrow ln its piercing to the crux and core of a problem, reveals a Canada which is bringing her best bruins to bear upon the problems of .1

"Mr. Lloyd George has been cap- tivated by the cultured personality of Mr. Arthur Mclglicn, the Prlinic l Minister of Canada.

"Reserved and reticent, nothing’ pleasing hrlm more than a quiet retreat where books are in be found. Mr. Meiizhcn yet addresses

Ruby ‘Fodd owned b D11‘-

l Thursday, Victoria. return fare Robbins‘ y ‘l “l "Mr. blelghen makes m. were, n; himself to public questions with wnr-cnfeelalleri world.“ I I ‘ '1'!!!‘ Orphan Girl owncri h (lrovc this pleasure at the announcement lllllllelllllllg 0f 9J1 lmlllerlallimlnd. His "Them 5 8 56V" Y 0 59" ill-ll‘ aselllllllllY- ma“ m"?- "lllfll "l"! Coffin l y ‘r or the Washington Conference and speeches lll llle llllllllllellce °l lllll 51GB? 12:13‘: (bgwéflgegarg fifnljflljii

cents ' . ', _ _ ' _ ‘ Empire's Prime Ministers have “"1 ' - ' '

Saturday, West Blver_ return fare 11mg, (lgngghnhlhlttglglwffi ‘:5 [fgnfiginlfitchgilllhenxsgslTfealfieéi? been notnible for their grasp of llllfllllllll he rellelvell wllllvlellll lll‘, B5 cents. A Rabtiflns . .v .0.» In ‘f Ca mum Pr‘ in malln issues and their breadth of Vl-“ll“_"“ l° "ll-end ll“ _"""ll°ll Ba one of the large number who "a"; 1.01m “w i b A _ 29mg I ll’ ll ‘ "elll an" Ounookl H“ h“ n thorough kmw and t-iat during his JOI-‘llfll in‘ now tahlre advantage of those very Dnnam‘ ‘ M’ y ' ‘l' Ml“ rlllfrzlvdiollelylinfirhellarfilh mug“! kinks ledge of British Parliamentary hle- 2r lllllllllwYrllilJlitl-lefs Eohzefifililllell,’ l!‘

an ya e excursions. . ' " ' _ ‘ ' ' » . '"" '9 - ' - ' Tobe nccomodatlons are flno. We Pallulflllfil Mglll "wllllll llY lee" Pill“ ‘lllll lllllll/le- zollllllg l?" Elgrtmilrlldhlznl-ivgg miklilgsylfllgdggfif, the immense task of ti." "tfcr l new you Wm be pleased with the Bib ’- ‘N d _ hit? indomitable sprit cons hm in the public me or Canada was an i-nce itself I 11in best it-rve ‘my Insults, Phone 773_ l ommo me owned u,» going thiough all his tremendous anmysia or the “m “d character country by giving my whole llllll" Mllllilllalil» tanks- strength to that work.‘ He pry--

.-_ .. n.

MAI ON RACT

SEALED TENDERS. addressed to the Postmaster General, will be rcc- nlved at Ottawa iintll noon. on l"rl- day. the 2nd September. 1921 for the conveyance of His Majesty's lllniln,

on proposed Contract for fnur Ye . nix times pcr weak on tho Charlottetown Rural Route No. 3

from the Int January next. Printed notlcos containing furth- to conditions of

McDonald. Pliflill’ J. owned by A. J. Rooney. Slllllllv Kaklcis Pride owned by worth.

Elsie Mun

Neill. Jack Tod-d. owned iiy Sullivan. ‘Educ-rum owned by Jns. McDon- n d.

‘ _ Muttlc M.. owned liy Jnckmnn.

I. W. V0009, Acting District Sugerlntendent Office oi’ lstrlct upcrlntendent of P vice. l

Ily 22nd, i921.

I Ber B. J

‘,_,_ I . r

t- -.~ n- .-r+a- ' "uni/r

2.40 Trot and Pace

Judson Lad owned by Dennis. Princess Vir

“if hnlf of the reports itrc to the believed, there have Iieen one or two stormy scenes ln the llmpeiilal Conference thils week. Mr. Melghen

gjnlfl Owned by G8,, has been holding his ground court-

owned

Entries close August 11th. Entry fee 5 per ccnt of Purse and must be remitted with entry.

This meeting will be governed by National rules. aonoon HOOPER, '

Secretary

' i ‘I’

5m, statesman are showing up

by R. Mt:-

General imperial better

eously but very fllifllll)’. qualities as an

and better."

Evening News, London ‘Wlint oi‘ the influence of Ull‘ Overseas Prime Ministers, with

T&B

t:.::.'."..:"’*".....""".:’

"l the younger mm" ferred to sacrifice a fcstnl populsrl

iy rather than dissipate his energ- ies.

"l-lls heart ls as large and gener- ous as his breln_ tl-ie is an out - standing personality sttlie Round Table of Prime Ministers."

Canadian Gazette, London

"Some who were present at the llall of Gray's lnn on Monday even- ing, when Mr. Melghen was the guest of the Benchers, tcli us that nothing pleased those high legal luminaries more than the authorita- tive echo frorm o Britain overseas of the principles which make this Empire what lt is."