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is apt to be real luck when 1 alittle foresight is com- bined with the equipment f It pays to have every- thing needed to meet dif-

ferent conditions.

From our big stock of

tackle you can pick any thing that your outfit

lacks.

Rods

We have a fine assort- ment on hand. Baitrods at 15, 25 and 4Oc, Fly rods with an extra tip and case at $1 25, 1.50. 1.75, 2.00, 2.50, etc, up to $20 ;

each. _ I

` Flies

Our flies are the very

- best values offered. Made I exactly to suit the fishing in our waters by English T , experts to our order. All ‘ . the best mitigie flies -- no I - 10 hooks-Dry flies for , ‘ experts. Gauze wing flies I

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I Lines F Wellave a braided en- amelled silk line, just the right weight, strong and

reliable at 5Oc, that will s it either rough water

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when thc some gcllllclncn will give the

1i‘IfIl`l`-">"’~"-W everywhere men \vere talkiilg of lllm '~’lI3’5'5MI‘f~"~ with hushed voices.

Third District Kin¢'| County

THE EUMIIIIII III WHITE

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Strange tales reached us in the

. I A Meehngs :ranches Rumors raced up and down

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Lif)`er’:f€.:I::§,,rI:.].,,h.:,I;e ,I,'i\|t|mI,€:thz§dtaI: source of them nor the truth of tllem.

` They came quickly and they went

eA|_DwiN's aoAo qui., sAruRoAv. Auousr 1 tg?"

at B p. m. blue

lic addressed by thc ‘ Frlc

HON. J. A. MACUONALD \h0

CARDIGAN so

300-mile line from Switzerland

he sea. We knew neither the

kly. Yet somehow I remember very hour when George Casey cd to me with a queer look in his eyes, and asked if I had seen the lid ot’ the Wounded.

Alld then he told me all lie knew.

HON- PREMIER MATHIESON' After many a hot engagement a nlan HON- JOHN MCLEAN in white had been seen bending over

wounded. Snipers sniped at lllm,

MR- J- A- DEWAR- M- L- A- Shells .fell all around. Nothing had Qolmg Wm bp |,,.|d M power to touch hinl. lic was either

llerolc beyond all heroes, or he was

etlilng greater still. This nly-

nl

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 10 sterious one. whom thc French call-

is. _ i sd a pm be

the Comrade ill White. seemed to everywhere at once. At Nancy, in

Argonne, at Soissolls and Ypres,

*_ J But some laughed and said the

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til i`ro

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ilics were tolling oil lnen's norv

ny talk, t-xclailllcd that for lilo seo-

ll-. . . -

cs l, wllo was oftcn reckless enough

FI ill l

T iilg was hclicving, and illat I didli't

llooli on Friday, A\lI»!\lSl 20lIl» 1915- Cd' lil any person or persons, willing contract for the building of a dwel-

house. Plans and specifications be seen at the Parochial House.

. It-lnrgarcts. The lowest or ally

lldcr not llcccssarily accepted. If

expect any help but a German knife

,\‘t».llt-ti Tclitlcrs will be rt-ccived un- If 1

was found lying out there wound-

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‘I WAS SHOT '

was thc next day that tllillgs got

A C M¢c0RMA¢|<, lively oil this bit oi’ the front. Our

Montscllo. bil-I

2410-s-s,7.io,lfl.i5,l9. ssl-

, lAt

'I`ht- llndcrsignctl offers for lnlmedl- ,to

atc ac ra

to

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guns roared from sunrise to sull- and began again ill the morning.

noon wc got word to take the

trcncllr-.s in frollt of us 'l‘hey were

yards away. alid we weren't well

200

started till we knew that the big guns

&I'lTl OI' 3 B

tion

failed to do their work of prepara- . It not-ded a stollt heart to go bllt not zi man wnvercd. We had

i__. advanced 150 _vards when we found it

W It S

sulc his farm consisting oi’ 160 III

rcs of land at Mayfield. small fox som

no good Our captain called to us

take cover, and just then I was shot roilgli both legs. By God's mercy I fell into a hole of

e sort. I suppose I fainted, for

iich on inriii. l-'or particulars apply wlloii I ol>crif><l my eyes I was all a-

w. w. noiltl, lit; Prince st.. or ,Hd

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lolie. The pain was horrible, but I

n't dare to move lest the Germans

write nor 415, clirirlottetoivn. slloulfl Soo mo. for they were only

nity yards away alld I did not expect

j happy medium line.

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Landing Nets, Baskets,

Straps, Casting Lines,etc

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crcy. I was glad when the twilight

calnc. There were lncn in my own company who would run any risk ill thc darkness if they thought il coin-

Canadian Mail radc was still alive.

The night fell, and soon I hoard it

“ " ‘Slit-p, noi stealtliy, as I expected but

llet and firm, as if neither darkness

nor dc:-itll colild chock those illi-

Ipaves Inmrwlonial Railway Wharf trollblcd fi-et. So littlc did I guess

Pictou, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY I

of each wcck, on arrival of the morn- S

hal was conzilig tllai, cvoll wlloll I w illo glcain of while in darkness, thought it was a peasant ill a white

snlock. or pcrllaps a woman deranged.

ddclll\' with ii littlc sllivcr oi' joy

ll ,, . .

im: Cxprpss from Haufax (about or ol` fear, l don't know which, I

noon), for Souris, P. Ill. Island. and "I

it-ssl-ll that it was tho (`onlrado ill

more awaits the arrival of the after. \\'llitc. Alld at that vt-r_v nlolilcnt thc mm” train from Charlottetown; (it-rliliill riilcs bc-.gan to shoot.

thcncc to Magdalen Islands as fol- Q lows: `

l`hc biillt-ts could scarcely miss cll :l targct for llc ililllg out his

ll .

M0NDAY_L‘,ave Souris for Eta,,g_ sirius as though in ontrcaty, and tllcn

,m_Nm.d‘ Amlmrstl G,-indsmne miami dl'cw tllcnl but-k_iill ho stood llkc one and l‘oint. Bossc. Returning, calls at "T II“`*5“_ “'"?"S"I"» "¥"’SS“S ‘hill “"‘~ (;ri,,,|S|,,,,,._ Amin.,-st and Som-is; ami saw so olti-ll as wc lllarcllod through mm mmms ,D I»i,.mu_ Franco. /\lld llc spoke. The words

TH URSDAY-Leaves Sourls for H

calls at. l’oillt. liossc, Grindstonc, Am- H

June, July, August and September, F

Hay to land mails and passengers for Anillcrst, thence to Pryoli Island. Re-. turning, calls at Point Bosse, Grind-` stone, Anlhcrst aild Souris.

MATTHEW MCLEAN & CO., I

oulldcii |`:llnili:ll'. but nil I rolncmhcl'

Alllllcrsl. (irilldstolle Island. Point ‘WIS I'Il“ I"`I5Il‘l|Illl1f 'If IIIUU THIS' lima.. ,md G,-,md Eng- Rein,-ning kllowllf and thc vndillg, 'bill lio\v they

rc hid i`roln tllillc t‘_\'cs.' And thcn lic

lit-rst, Soilris, and returns to Picton. -<I0Dll<‘d lllid gal.lir-rod mc into his

(ln the first trip in the months of firms- nic. thc liilrgcst num in the

cgilllclit- and curricd me as if I had

weather perlnittiiig, calls at West liccli ti child. -

‘I MUST HAVE FAINTED

l nlust have fslilltcd ngaill. for I

For further particulars apply to woko lo colisciollsllr-ss in a. little cavi- WM. ROBERTSON &. SON, by a sir:-ani. and tho <‘omradc ill , Agents, Halifax. Whitt- was washing nl_v woillids :intl CH/-\S. W. IVES, binding tlli-nl up. lt sccms foolissll to

Agent, I-'ictoll. 'my it. for I was ill tr-rriblc pain, but

was happier at tllat lllonlrlllt than

Agents, iiouriri. ovcr I rclilt-lilllr-r to bavc llccli ill all

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DIARY 0|" EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

(‘.|ty Magist.ratf~'s tlourt, It a.m.

Prince l~ldw:lrtl Tllcatrc, 7 and 8.45.

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cllitrgc.

2195-7-22Mtf.

A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR-

RYING THIS YEAR'S DIVIDENDS.

S. P. GOUDEY, Secretary.

For Sale

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE

BIRTIIS

McPHAlL - At, .\l‘l:,\'lc Shore oil /\ilgilst l. lill:'» to Mr. and Mrs. Mack l\lt~l’hiiil, it tlallgllti-r.

BEAUVAIS.-At Montrclll. on Aug 4th, to Mr rind l\'Irs l.oliis ill-allviiis. formcr- ly Miss i\iill'_v Str-wart. Argyle Shore, ii son. tfollgrzltlllatiolls.

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ROBERTSON.- As .\Inyflcld oil Sut- urtlay, .lilly Zilsi of parnlysis. .loscpli Robertson aged 72 years.

MCKINNON. -At Charlottetown on

August Zlrd. Mrs. (‘hl'isty McKinnon beloved wlfo o|` Mr. Il. (1. McKinnon. aged 49 years. l~‘ulloriil froill hor into rcsidencc Hillsborough Square l<`l‘itlay 6th. at 1.30 p. nl. llitcrmcnt. at llrook- tlnlg Comtitcry.

"Prilits Cali’ Tonic insures qlilck

healthy growth, is a disease tlestoycr and iattnnor. 501: package. Foster‘s Drugstore. 2406-8-5M3l.

"Kill-em-quick" Fly Discs the best

fly )liller`made 5c package. Foster's Dugstore. 240Q»B-5M3l.

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VILLAGE OF SOURIS.

I offer for sale the fllle property knowll as thc “lit-.iitoli Farm" oi' 55 s at-.rr-s. 40 acres I-It-.ar aild in li. high state of cllltlvalion, 15 acres rcildy to e slump, two large barns oil property,

I/I lllilc |`rolll village.

Also thc property oil main St. ad-

olllcc, stiililcs. coacll llousc.

Also the mill property and Iillllo

Kiln nt lit-all Railway Wharf.

This affords ii grand opportunity for investors to secure some valuable ft Itcal Estatc.

Good titles gilaralltoed.

Sollris, P. E. I., V

July 2iI, 1915. A

2326-'I'-30lVIttstf.

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L_! _ lug

Ur to WM. McLURE. lllallagcr and my lift- Iv~l`ol~r~. I i-:in't r-xplliin il.

tlwllcr, l‘ii-lou, Nova. Scotia.

13061.-7-llillltf. boi-ll wailing for this without know-

hilt it scclneil nfs il' all lily days I had

ing it As long as that hand iollcllod nic and tllosc eyes pltlod me I did not sr-cln to ctirc any more about sickllcss or llciilill, about life or dcath. Alld vhilo lic swiftly rclnovcd cvcry trace

l.

Yarmouth Sllvel' BI3¢I{ FUX and FUI' ol’ blood and lnlrr-. I fclt as if li:_v wllolo

Co ltd Yarmouth N S llzlillro wcro hcing wa.'sllt-d, as if all

. . , . . ,

hr- grime and soil of sin were going,

50 Il- C- C85" IIIVIUCUII5 UBIII and if I were once more il. little child.

lust ycar.

20 l>. 1'. cash fill/ldslldl SM' ‘HE ‘roo HAD BEEN wouNDED '

ralltr-od this year.

llllloss more than 20 p. c.

cash be paid will add more IOXOS I" IIN! "f*"‘7I'- and I wzlntcll to know wllilt I collld do

Anlcricarl sllilroholdcra arc mct on

arrival of thc Iimlton boat at the tlock und tukcn over ranch free of

l sllnposc l slopl, for wht-ll I woke

this fooling wits gone. I was it nliin

for lily friclld to hcip llilil or to st-rvo lliln. llc was looking towards thc strcaln, and ills hands worn clasped ill payer; and thi-.n lisaw that llc lil-id bot-.ll wounded. I could see as it were il. shot-wuullfl in his hand, alld as he prayed a drop ot' blood gathered alld fell to tho groillid. I cried out. I could not holp it for that wound of his seemed to me a more awful thing tlliili any that bitter war had sllown mo.

‘Ynil lirc wounded too,” I said faint-

ly. Pcrllaps llc llciird nic, perhaps it was thc look oil my face, hilt he all-

sworcd gently, ‘This is nn old wolllld. bllt it has troubled inc of latc.' And then I noticed sorrowfully that the

amo crllcl mark was oil his feet.. You

will wonder that I dill not know soon-

r. I wonder myself. But it was on-

l_v wllon l saw his fcot that I knew Hlnl. p

joining Post Oillce, with store alld ‘HE WILL COME FOR ME TOMOR-

ROW '

‘Tho Living (`hrist'- I had hoard

thc chaplain say lt. il fcw wceks bc-

irt-, bllt now I kncw that hc had

conle to me-to me who had put hlnl out of nly life in the hot fever of my

F- S. MACDONALD- V S . youth. I was longing to speak and

to thank liim, but. no words camo.

nd then he rose swiftly, and said.

'Irie hero today by the water. I will como for you tomorrow. I have work

,Jill

for you to do. and you will do it for nie.”

ln a moment he was gone. Alld

while I wait for Him I write this dowil that 1 may not lose the memory of lt. I feel weak and lonely, and my pain increases, but I have His promise. I know that He will come for nlo to-

morrow. I `

CANADIAN PATENT

(Gurdian Special.)

161,411 Door Knob- J. T. Ander-

son, Hamilton. Ontario.

161,412 Ballast Car- W. li. Yost.

Montreal, Que.

161,413 Ballast Car- W. II. Yost,

Montreal, Que. .

161,423 Fruit Sorting Machine- D.

S. Timmons, Creston, B. (‘~.

161,425 Double Superphostphate

manufacture- Wilson and Half, Ot- tawa.

161430 Paper Contaillcr -ROY &

Ritchie, Ottawa, Ontario.

161,437 Electrical F. G. trap- J.

Satinover, Montreal, Que.

161.452 File for Docilnlclits- Rit-

chie & Douglas, Ottawa, Ontario.

161,453 Washing Colilpound- C.

Agger. Winnipeg, Manitoba.

161,-56 Fountain Brusll- T. Am-

brose, Vancouver, B. C.

161,463 Pneflmatic Musical Instru-

ment- F. W. Bull, Oshawa, Ontnrlo.

161,464 Graili Mill Head- J. Bur-

eau, Tetford Mines. Quebec.

161,465 Car Roof -It. W. Burnett

Molltreal, Que.

161.467 Cargo Bucket- S. Carlson,

Vancouver, B. C.

161,484 Pump- H. C. Hogarth,

Tillsonburg, Ontario.

161,485 Mosquito to Veil- D. C.A.

Hulstrom, Vancouver, B. (‘.

161,486 Locomotive Tllrottle Valve

-S. J. Hungerford, \Vinnlpeg, Man.

161,491 Glass Cutter, J. Lambert,

Yanlaska East, Quebec.

161,495 Necktie- W. C. Mountain.

Toronto, Ontario.

161,497 Windsor Platform- J. Mc-

(‘artin, Ottawa, Ontario.

161,498 Pump Tank for Wells-W.

McMaster, Vermilion, Alberta.

161,513 Rack for Cables etc- W.

L. Sifton, llainilton, Ontario.

161,518, Brlqilette Making Process

- E. A. Paterson, Port Arthilr, Ont.

161,522 Flax Harvesting Machine-

T.H. ’I‘olnbyle, Montreal, Que.

161,523 Electric Heater, A. Tracy

-Ottawa Olitiiio.

161,526 Power Generating 1\laclian~

isnl- (T. B. Williams, Pence, Sask.

161,527 Excavator- C. R. West.

Youkon Territory.

HOW THIN PEOPLE

CAN PUT ON FLESH

` A NEW DISCOVERY.

'I`llill mon alld lvonloll-tllat big.

llonrty, filling dlnllcr you atc lust night. Wllnt. llecullic of all thc fut- proilllcillg llollrlslilllcni' it colltaillctl? You Ilnvcll`l galncd ill we-ight ollc ouncc. 'Phat i`ood passcd t`rolil your llod’_v like unbllrnoii conl tllrollgh all upcll grate. The matt-rlal was tllcrc, hilt your food docsn't work and slick, and thc plaili truth is you liiirdly got cllollgh nolirisllnlollt frolll your nit-als to pay for thc cost of cooking. This is truo ot' tliill folks thc world oycr. Your nutritive orgalls, your fllllctiollis oI` assinlililtioll, are sadly out oi' gclir and in-cd rccollstrllctioill. '

(‘ill olil thc foolish foods and i`unn_\'

sawtiilst diols. (inlit lilo ilcsli crcnln rub-oils. t‘ut out cvol‘_vtllillg hilt. tho lnciils you arc outing llo\v alld cat with cvcry one of tllosc ii single Sargol tab- let. In two writ-its note the difi`crclico. I~'ivc lo cigllt good solid pounds oi' llealtlly. "stay Ill:-rc." fiit should ho thc llct rt-suit. Sargol cllalliros your wciik. siiigllallt blood with millions of fresh new l-cd blood corpllsclcs-gives thc blood thc curryillg power to dclivor nvr-r_v oullcr- ol' fat-lllakillg matt-rial ill your food lo cvi-r,\' part oi' yollr botl_v. Sllrgol, too. lnixcs with your food and propzircs iti for the blood ill ciisily assilililnicil form. 'l`hill pi-oplc galil all thc wily frolll I0 to 25 pollilds it nlilllth while- iilkilllr Sargol, and illc ncw Ilcsh stays pllt.. Siirgol tahli-is are a sciclltiilc conlbillatioll of six of the host iicsll-protllleing cloillollts known to chemistry. They como 40 tab- les to a package, are pleasant, harm- less and liloxiiollsivc, and all drugglsts sell 'them sllhji-ct. lo an stllsolllte guar- antcc of wcight increase or nlollr-_v back.

PRESENTED COLORS

T0 REGIMENT

tVl"I‘A\VA, Aug. Ii.-'l‘llc Ottawa

holnc guard. llllnlbcr two colllptllly. Moliday :li'tcl'lloon pr(-sclllcil (‘olol's to thc II8lh Ottawit lhiltalion at an illl prcssivc sci-vicc on l‘ilrlialllcllI. lllll 'l`llc prcsclliiltioll was nliido in Iricu tcllallt-t‘.olollt-l lthlwords and oillccrs ii it squilrc foi'nlcd by the battalion.

EXPRESS RAN |NTO‘

A LAND SLIDE.

l"AFI{I~}R`S LANDING. Pa.. Aug. 3.

-Rillllling at high speed, the Buffa- lo express on the Buffalo and Alleg- heny division of the Pennsylvania railroad ran lllto ii landslide near here early todliy.

Jesse Williams, engineer of Pitts

bllrg was killed. Three day coaches alld a slccpcr lcft the track but rc- malned upright.

GERMANS WILL ,

SETTLE IN MEXICO.

SEA”I`”I‘l.I<}. Wn.. Aug. 3.- Sovernl

hundred fiirlners of German birth ol ancestry, wllo were expelled from (‘anadli on tho outbreak oi' the war or who fled to escape interment and hiivc since found refuge in Seat. tlc. Bellingliani. Tarcoma, and other cities of the northwest are preparing to elnlgraic to New Mexico. It wal announced today that 1,000 of them have planned a farm colony near Santa Fe, N. M. to be named Hin-

denburg in honor of the German Field Marshal.

SENT TO JAIL OR GIVING

Ill-1Rl.lN. Ailg. 2, via London, 7.45

p.in.-Harry I.. Wilson, of I’ortlnnd, Oregon, and Washington. the clerk in the American consulate in Berlin who was arrested last week on a charge nlade by the Germlln authorities of assisting it Ilrltish subject to secure an American passport in order to es- cape from Germany, will he released tomorrow at the request of tho Amer-

ican Government and sent back to the United States. - *

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In I -I _ _ -'

li

Iresscd an open-air meeting at. the ju

ill audience of about 2,000 people. in Sir John Simon said he came there th

after nearly twelve months of war He did not mean that he came there to tell them Cabinet secrets, except - that,_the Cabinet was a united Cabinet. :levotlng itself ith all its stren th

called together. We entered into t.hlsI“5 by a domination to be exercised overl-°f

our duty lay. and looking back now le after twelve nlonths of war we had "I

war begun. The Prime 'Minister at the 1°

the nation. He stood tllcn, as lie stood K

‘nlposed most willingly upon the poll- I5' tical leaders tllere was a correspond- ll' Ing duty of restraint on the public at lt

cisilig the past. lt will be won alid it

that wc may address ourselves-King,

rlssex County Cricket Ground. Leyton, 'not Stanley Jolilison presided. There was-the

w 5

to the single purpose for which it was Wd war because Europe was threatened bl"

more reason than ever to say that we I3' Us were right ill going into this struggle ‘“-“Ice and we were nlore determined than wer” grcmly "°"c°r"°d at the emmn' ever to see this struggle through. 0“5

We entered lt a united people and Th"

wc were as united today as when the king

ilow, the embodiment of our calm re- UW solve alld our fixed determination to _sclentmc People wh° had been study' win by victory the object for which '"8

we entered the war., , ____ S110" Waf-

'rhe out 0 new ini the

y I a great Imperial patriot to whom we

The cabinet had been recenstituiedlcoulll never express our A<lmlfH"°“

to show the world that all partisan and ,mid _ Personal considerations were com-,WI19Ul0l' 1110)’ E01 lll BCPIIII any me* plemiy get on one s|de_ Every pa.»sages like that ill which South Af- trlotic lliaii and woman lil England’l`IC1\ felt that 10 use Supp times to miseitlicatrc of war. Ile wondered what partisan igsuog would be h1tg]c|°3})le,'(‘0I0llIOS Gt‘.l'lllf\lly_IlatI WIIICII Ililll the and to use sucll times to forward per- Il<‘l\l'l I0 lI0- ill? Will I0 ‘I0- Ol' NIO DOW* soniil ambitions or fonlent personal 01' eoiltrovcrslcs would be disgustingund G0V0l‘llll10lli had 00119- In the German would lie fatal. if that restraint were iiowsliililsrs llw illlcstlou was Qsllslvlll'

large. lt was a great deal easier to Gd criticize than to fight in the trenche5_ unfrieniled, Isolated Power slle was to

This war will not be won by criti- this

has got to be won by resolutely avoid- 110 ing all sterile controversies ill order of

ls because of that I am so com-

(“What about Lord Haldane?"

Sir John Simon. Home Secretary ad- shouted a man In the crowd.) That is

the sort of question which I do think it well to to ask. l'0I\ll'll9¢_i Home Secretary, amid loud cheer- I have only got. one question, and is. "What about beating - the

at

g. at

to ask them to consider how we stood Ienemy?" _

A Long, Long War

effecting a stocktakilig at the of twelve months of war. it was well to begin with the debit side. that did not complete the whole the account. Ile did not believe ally

lil

nie lilieriier of all or us. we dia noi‘ "HUG" lllvolvvd I" the HUUSHIG HP' hesitate In deciding in what direction l""’CI““"I to the "I" I" “vane” how

rrihly destructive modern instru- ents ot' warfare might be. So recent-

the previous day there was evid- ill the papers that the Germans

collsulnptlon of munitions of war. war was boulld to last li long. time. but it would not last so

ng but that wc were prepared IO

outbreak of war became not the leader $° 0" “ml 1° Win' (CI‘“erB') Thatlfmg gf Q 'pm-gy, but the ag(-epted leader of tornied to the calculations of or

itcllencr, bllt the Gernlan strategiBtB.

German wliiters, and those terrible

war for years had designed B

He alluded to the announcement of

great feat of General Botha, a

oilr coniradesliip. He W0I1d9l°6d

offered to help lil tile European

to do what General Botha and his

asked: “Why has Germany 110 lends?" It was not her dlplomatlsts; was her actions, and until she chang- them sllc would contilluc to he the

moment.

Allildlllg to thc \Val~ Loan, he sliid had been assured by the Cliallcellor the Exchequer only that morning

_ ,_ v iv _V _ W _ ____ __ ` _ _ __._,__ V _ - >Y___v" '__' _ _ -- ___--I -. - .- " ;_;..___

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willingly make, and that there is noih

BH U ing' it can contribute ill any form

which it will not'throw into tile scale -It

pletely confident of our ultimate suc- ecss' in this tremendous alld over- whelming struggle.

that it had been supported in the City in a way that fulfilled his expect, ‘tions. (Cheers.) ln conclusion. he asked who there was that doubted tim if we were true to ourselves and one another, if we reserved criticism to the proper time, and thought about nothing but beating the enemy, that we could do-lt and would do it, there. by ridding our own country and help. Ing to rid the countries of our Allies of the greatest danger and the greatest evil against which the free communl. ties of Europe had ever struggled 10 ultimate victory. (Cheers.)

iiU$S|IiiS° IITTTHT

Sllliiiiliilll HTSISTIIIII

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PETROGRAD via LONDON. Aug.

1.-I hereby solemnly declare that we will not conclude peace until the last enemy soldier has left our land Words of Emperor Nicholas of Russia uttered at the winter palace on Aug. 1, 1914, were reproduced in the Pei. rograd Press on the anniversary of the war. The message in the Burbg Gazette today, printed in all the lang- uages of Russia‘s Allies says for a year past the enemy has been threat- ening the freedom of the world. W0 deeply appreciate the work of ourselv_ es and of our allies in exerting com. bln`ed pressure on him on al,l sides, A firm confidence in victory and in the community of our world wide iilter. ests and the final triumph of right fires the spirits of the nation. It has been our guldllig star throughout ii year of bloodshed and will serve ill the coming nlolltlis, may be a year of struggle. Russia greets her Allies. All hail to their heroic loyalty and ilrln detemlllatioil to stand by her to tile elld till llgllt dlspels the gloom.

"lt takes practically “no time" to

make li delightful, thirst quenching glass or _illg of lemonade when you use Specza Lemon Powder. Try Speeza, the lemonade that’s quickly made. Powder 15c a tin. The Two Mac_s, 149 Great George Street. MU,

“Pratts Fly (lhascr protects cattle

frolll flies, mosquitoes alld other in- sects.-$1.00 gallon Foster's Drug- store, Sunnyside. 2406-8-5M3i,

ri

Ministers, Parlianlellt, alid people-to “

I do not care how milcll criticism 5-

ihcre is, llow strongly it is expressed,

tCllccrs .) '-

justifying the splendid heroism of I our soldiers in the field. `f

ir what consequences may come from / it ns long as the criticislli is llcld buck 1 until we have beaten the cnclny.

The Example of France

llclllocrncy was on its trial. llclllo- TI

IJIIIIRIIIIN IILASSIFIEII ITIS. A

charge Twenty-dve cents.

word each continuation. Cash must ncC0mPi'1Y °"d°"- M"'Im“"' `-I

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_*I-Ei-isl--E-i¥PI4éi1I~*4éi~I**¥l'*I4P-i#i‘I4+“i*P¥r'|~I-<lii4€ifl°d#lfi~*l'li3loI@l'€I<i¥i“l'-I*l>l<P];

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criicy was at dciilh-grips with tyl°aillly.

It was up to us to show that thc dc- lnocralic basis was tile bot-it basis to carry ii nation through ii war. Tllc or- g

lion of thc Germans could hardly bc cxaggcratcd, hilt it must not be t`or- gotten that these were the fruits of

tlolllocrilcy showing that it was not only willing to onlcr illto a war but to cal‘l‘_v it through, alld that. revt-l‘scl<l illstcad of dcjcctillg a di~nlocritc_v stillllllatcd it to filrtllor t-i`i`orls, that we could justify thc political faith that was colnnloll to every Ellglisllnlan.

In-t. us look to I-‘rillicc ill order to

sci' how anotllci' grcai Itlllropoall lllocracy llndcrslood thc biisillcss ot' carr_villg on ii wiir. lil reply to sonic :ittacks oil sonic of tllc dcparllilcllts of thc l"rcllcll \\":lr tiilicc, thc Frcllcll

F

“Who could say that ill an cntcrprisc

so conlplicatcil as this no errors have bt-cn made. Pcrllaps othcr nlon might.

if those who criticize us, l ani noi F :ure tllal they would not have colli- lnittcd otllcrs. 'l`hc (loviwlllncllt luis lollc its lic-st to llllitc l‘iirlizllilclll and thc country ill (llc colnnloli task. it is ilot right that words of pcsslilllislll and list-olil‘agclllcnt should hc llscd at thc

.ng in the trellcllcs, und tlicrc were those who ought to give it good ex- 'inlplc at homo, and wllo should have colliiilcllcc in thc splendid llatloil who had llccll lighting for clevolr nlolltlls. illd would continue lighting with -very mcalis that it had till _illstico ihoilld rcturll to the earth." Tllcre was lint one lilclllbcr oi` tllc I"rcllcll "llalllhcr wllo llctlrd that. spcocll, said Sir Jnllll Silnoll, who did not ri-itlizc

to forward, ltccpillg its c_\'cs steadily in thc cllciily iilliil llc was struck

“U nworthy Panic"

lf tllat was the icnlpcr in wliicll thc

I-`rcllcll dcnlocracy, wllicll had sacrific- -tl far more lives than we had, faced 'ts trial, ought not we, who prided iurselves on English snug-i'l‘oid, Eng- lish courage, and English absence ol' lervcs. to he counted upon to do the lke? licllevc mc. he continued, sterile

:ily panic about the future, cllltivntcd iysterin about the present-all these 'hinge are poisonous gases emitted- .vhetller those wllo clillt know it or lot-with no other result save to as- |_ illyxlrlte illid to collfuse the Judgment __ ind temper of the ni-itioll. (Chr-ers.) Let us bcwart-. lest by raking up the past. we raise a dust which will prc-

vcnt us from seeing clearly what is the object at wlllcll we are aiming.

.vrap himself up ln a sort of smug sat- siiiction. thinking that nothing furtll-

ir need be done. 1 say plainly, he add- ed wllli emphasis. that of we do not do is

ind it is just because we are not going in

iacrlflce that this country will not

I

prcsclit tinlc. l<`riillco will go on to the '

l-nil. ’l‘llcl'c wt-ro tllosc wllo were iight- |§K'RM' FoR`“"S7\[é'*-6N "‘|i`T5|'A‘N

_.YQ _

110|- Sam ' Sltiiiltiolls .Vacant

gallization. skill, powcr, and prcpara- I-'OXESTFOR SALE-2 BLACK MALE

foxes and 2 pairs of patcllcs 3i_'/2 lnillltlls old. North liakc Ifox _( o. North Lnkc, l‘. E. l. 22lS.»-S-lllfilptl.

tyriilllly and despotism. It was by a F0R"5A'|_E__"1g0` |_AY|NG' HEN8

also 100 liegllorll (`-llickclls anti 65 \\’_\'zllliloito (‘hickt-ns llaicllcd frtlln Ontario Eggs of n. 2-ll) Egg liiylllk .strain vcry hr-st also. Ono (`l`P2\lll S<>pill'iitor ncw. Ono Express \VlLl-!- gon. Ono cart and wllccls. 1 liollc Griliilcr. John I). Illlnlc, l)llllsiot'I`ll- rig.-,, l»_ ic, |, 2391-8-4M2l

H_`E'"l'7i_`TREslsTERED

OR S Shorthorn Bull Il _vclirs old. Apply

to Angus lilcliclliin, St. Georg:-‘s.ll. lt. No. 1. 2:ls4»S-4l\il<)3i.

l‘l'ilnc Millistcr llsctl tllcsc wise words; FOR SALE.-UNDETRWOODVTVTTYRE-

writrrs, No. 4 Model, special price 40. Scnt oil approval to responsible parties, cxpress prepaid. Dominion

have avoided tllenl. llut. lloivr-vcr '|`)'Ilf‘WrIl0l‘ C0-. HS Vitttorla Street. niucll I respect the cnllllcnt qlliililics 'l`0_lf0lllo. Ont.,

OR SALE-TWENTY PAIRS IS-

lalld ranch raised ll/link, this year's kittens. Should prove to be llrccd- crs, as lllcy ilrc the progeny of tcll pairs, out oi' clcvcn in thc riillcll, Must scll al. once owing to crowded rallcll. J. R. Brcliaut, Montague.

2303-7-28ME6l.

River Road lending to Black Ilorsc, coiltainillg about 55 acres, with large barn nciirly new, dwelling and ollt-hliildillgs. ncver-falling well of water. Gllariilltced title. Terms- $l,000 cash. balilllce to suit pllr- clltiscr. Mrs R. A. Ilillnlall. Kon- sillgtoll, l‘.l‘}.I. 2190-7-21m12i

-----___1.._.__== Ili-lp \Va|iI.c¢l-Mille

lim uit-. .lilly of nic ticmiii-riit-y was in w/\N‘rE"5lvouNo MAN 'ro wonk

ill tht- Star l.iiundry. lllquirc. 134 Kent St. 238!!-S-Illiliii.

I--wr W1ii~1'r'E'ist*;“6XnE'rlo< stirs 'F-65

sllliill fox rallcll, Appliclitlolls will bc rect-lvcd lllltll Tuesday, August 10tll. Stlito qllalliicatiolls :ind sal- ary. tliirrllgaii Silver l3lack l<`ox (`olnpally, Ltd., Cardigan, P. E. l.

2371-R-3M5i.

WATNTE 5IA""" C HA U l?FEU`R'." AP-`

ply Box 163 City.

Lost

-olitrovcl'siei~i about the past, ullwor- LOST-FRIDAY IN THIS CITY A

gdld locket and chain with wIt.ll

er_“r°s“~iirm"s7<e‘tosivr"°i_i~E

t`or city, town or country BIB! 6FH`l\- ings guaranteed, Permanent all your job. No experience necessary. Write Lilke Brothers. Llmiledf Mi>rll,r_9_{\§~j'g______i

s2.5o"PEl=l DAV Fon nls'rmau'r; ing "WORLD‘S GREATEST WAR. Up to date book. Wlllrlwind seller. Linscott Company. Brantford, Ont.

llclp VVantcd-Feinal-3

A VCHAMBERMAID WANTED AT

thc Morell llotel. 2384-8-iinliil.

wAN"r'En A elm. Fon' 'GENERAL

housework. Apply 83 Upper Prince street. 2350-7-31Mtf.

'.l‘0 Let

To LET - LARGE FRONT BED-

rooln, centrally located, ill a private family, Apply this office.

2402-8-4mtf.

'ro' I_Er2lHousE. APPLV 2:42 Great Ifcorgc St, 2052-7~15Mtf

T0 LET.-The Store and premises

oil Kent Street lit prcselit. occupied by Goo. McQu:l.id. Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D, Stew- art, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-26m mtf

Teachers Wanted TEACISIYETRT WAN t Eu run num;

Valley School, No. 107. Supplement

$110. Joseph Trowsdalo, Secy.-Treas. _ 2396-R 4M5lpd. WAt4`fED.-"PrTri`él;Ta`l wanted for Bode]

River School (136) Supplement $40. Apply Socy. of 'l‘rustees.

. 22'55~7i26'¥3°7_.'_.._.____.__

TEACHER' wAN'rEo'“ 'lion 1°-es

Northam School District. $35 sup- pionlollt. lil. Mayllard, Sony, Nortll- am. 231.7-7-2llME6l.

wAN1'Eo.- l=lns1"'oR `sEcoNn

Glass ’1`oai:her for Annandale School. Slipplemelit $35.00. Apply to ltoy Ilowlett, Socty of Trustees. Annandale, R. R. No. 5.

2316-7-29M8lpd.

l Vlanted

WANTED FOR FALL DELIVERY A

pure brctl black male fox pup, must be a perfect specimen and price must be low. Dr. Samuel F. Wads-

[ _____3

;_,.. .:___. _._._“_‘ W ' ' _ P' os'r-A Few oAvs Ae.o"A"vEs1°

snap of lady and gentleman inside. Finder plciiso it-uve at McDonald & P<‘rry's Flu' ‘-191 salvlrn l.

worth, 26 Cummlngton St., Boston

_ Mass.__ g __ _E406-7-2`A8M7lE1l. wANrEo.-To rent or phr¢hT|€'&wsl-

, ling house with few acres of land

pocket kodak hi case with owners

nanlc oil siinlc. l"iiitier kindly leav e

at Woi‘tlly's lnlkery. Reward.

2383-8-4Mtf.

CITV DURING WAR

()'I"l`AWA. August Ii.-The capital

to he it garrison city during the war

n the past we are going to be beaten, being moblin-tl hr-rp w||| he mtmncd

Otttiwa It is understood that His

nore ln the future than we have tlonc and the scvcilty-seventh battalion now sl

-f s

~ ~' - o

h

.o be beaten. and are going to win. and Royal III I . th D ‘ - because it is certain that ther is no naught ilrf-\]\I"l`IIlse at&lltl?JIIcof0Ilie I

nt or near li. village, or small farm in desirable locality. Apply by letter Mrs. Patrick Clinton, St. Marys Road