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Mark Cross-I $5-00 qualily razor,by_its_ very name is work- ing magic in thework of raz- _ ordom. Itxawept New York . with a wonderful record and

has come to Canada with the same marvellous success.

To get thousands of these

tripiesilver-plated razors into use theygare offered at a spec- ial. is V

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25 CENTS `

The Buda ‘ ‘a miracle in steel, ' ’is

made of .\heli'ield' steel, scientiii- cally treated, perfectly tempered. hand ground, honed, stropped and hair tested. Extra blades in waxed pll.D0r.tr\ist proof packages, 5 cents each.

Guaranteed better than any

Sii.00__rnzor or your money hack.

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'~ Will you be dragging out a sbiftless existence---working in the same old rut---“waiting for something to turn up"---

"_ or will you _be already on the ,,; road to sure success ?

With your natural energy

and ability strengthened by a Union Commercial education you can qualify for the posi- tion of

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_ Correspondent, Banker..

Stenogrcpher, Odico Clerk, Civil Service,

Commission Merchant,

Broker, . _

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for the"U.‘“ C.” C. will make every point in the way particularly p cin witli its modern courses, reason- able rates; expert teachers und bright. congenial environment.

What will you be at thirty ? It

is for you to decide. \Nrite for our year book,

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WANT AD WiiYS` `

Why not get n. better job? Many

have done so by using Guardian Wi`|.nt‘Ads `

Why not receive better rental

value? The best house values and business locations are obtainable through the Wants. __

Why not turn _disused house-

hold. things into cash or exchange th_em_ for more needed articles? The Wants have done just these thinks for many. _

Why not keep posted regarding

iainful chances in the realt mar-

et? '1_;he_tWants are an index of o r um . » p\1li’oliy nogpiit the Wants to the test of proving their efficiency in quickly providing things thai. are necessary for the home and busi- ness.

Guardian Want Ad. readers are

in `_ touch with many chances

worth while. '

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Butter

Chicken pair Fowl (each)

Potatoes, per bus.

Turnlps,

Cabbage (lb)

.Hides '

Peits

Caltslrtns

Bee! (lb) `

Bee! (quarter)

Codiish lb)

Corned Oodtiah (lb) Spring Lanibiqr-J r , Lettuce (bunch) lic. Ficsh Mackerel (each) 20 to 25. Mutton (lb) 10 to 14

3 to 4

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Lettuce (bunch) epinnni. ¢rt»)“r ~ Radish lbunch) Strawberries (tit) Peas (qt.)

Becta

Cherries (box) Red Currents , Black _Currents

I Blue-berries

4 to 5

25 to 28

12 to 15 12 to 15 12 to 15

6 to 8

Ciilliiower

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sounis Manicure.

(Corrected tor every Wednesday and Saturday'a issue.)

Potatoel (bus) ` '

Pork (lb) -

Oatl' (whi_l:¢)_' ' __

Oats (black)

Hay (pressed, par ton) 5 l Eggs (doz) _ ` _ Butter (lb) 24, Hides lib) _ _ 9 tv 1,0 Mackerel (sash) 5 to 6 onion. urns.) s1.oo ¢o $1.35

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PL2Nt1_)0N. August 6,-The Morning . _ os iis morning announces the en- At C' i t N ' k -11 0 _

izagoment oi Victoria, the daughter oi ci|,m,¢i_mc2_mm i ew Yor ' ' V ;°rd__'_\_“<1 I-adv snnkville-went and .xt Boston Boston 3 Pittsntirg 2.

'"0 the S0" 01 Sir Arthur Nichol- it sr. Louis. st. Louis r., Brook-

B0u. the Permanent Under-Secretary lyn 1 < ~

Times Unionists are now against' the

zo to?2_s 20 to 25

80 C0 $120

60 to all 20 to 35

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$1.00 t0 $1.50

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it th :d_°*` ° °v°11i=l._ate.. have ti-n:_spli- iN'rERNA'r1oN.iL.

1_ .rin cigars than is no pu-16° _*here 3_At Montreal-Montreal 6. Newark,

You can get bett. 1 1; ` . here at The Tw? V31 gig hiaaie 1353: At Providence Toronto 5 Provi-

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I every won-know 1. a li - _ _ ' `

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f St t . . ' , ' _ Buch a frontier would give Bulgnlr. __~..-_ 3,, .__:_-vi; __._.___ ‘_ fr .="`._ _

central Dfusdon " Thea _'fépE£tF_;’_"°£E;1__1_:;Ti_:;_S_;_ent was WA; Chicago Chicago 4. Pbilu<1¢l‘|in, possession oi the town ol Kotcn- ._`_.

sunnyaido ,,,,bli,,hed at the time 0; the recent _ ____ __ ;ana.1stiD. Struinaitsli. Stirea and Ka- , _',. ,__ L d d ' trial but was declared u ' C ' lvalm " "‘-""'f itilfiliiii "- I "_: €"`F`-fff.'i`f"`. ~‘E'~"?E` "L mi’ e ‘

’ ““““‘°""“ “““d‘”“ P"°"“' Eiiignrin iinniiuea to recognize the - ii*-ll-,;!..l;i"~,;s» =-;i».“-°-i-iff.; 1'-.,. 6-- ~ L ,

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_/ . \ UNIONISTS AGAINS1- n __ _ onte:__in_to _.IE-ecuéngotintions concern- \_ hells -» ,-.,».; _-_;._,»‘.__.,- Shells

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ETOWN . _

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Corrected for every Wednesday and disease breed," . .

- g pest-the common COURMAYEUR, Aug. 9 (Speciai)- In and e 1

-` ' saturday haue' _ house-fly-when you can secure at this Mr. Jenkins Alexander Stuart, oi \ xam ne our large assortment' We Cin slve you nmncy‘ ~. :i Oats (Whitey - 40 an etiectual exterminator. We carry Baltimore, had a narrow escape from /

Qats (bl,-wk) 42 tom everytlliiig you could want in the line destruction yesterday morning while straw- (pu, tom) “jo to ‘6-:so of ily poisons, catchers nnd_ insect climbing Mont Blanc with two Swiss ` DOWBFS and we know you will find guides, one ot whom was killed when

ounprices very moderate, Call in t0- 9, fall of ice from the glacier threw

‘lily and get il HUDl1lY~ Thi! Mi1¢KiIi- the three men, who were roped t

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save themselves, but the guide_Rieder _ ' _ was kll1ed._

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ALWAYS CONSULT

they' would be continually running,

stairs and llown, mixiiilr W01'k. wear-

aiter 6 p nt daily it is useless to

and 133.

Patrons who consult their phone

books tor the numbers they really want will greatly lesen the work oi fha patient Central telephone and Guardian clerks and thus hell) man their lives much brighter and hill!- p|e,._ 3-16dti.

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-DATE GHANGED.-'rho ants oi

the New Annnn Races has been changed irom. the 13th to Wednesdal' the 20th.

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THE PHONE DIRECTORY. NEAR SETTLEMENT.

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_ _lt_ is surprising the large numbcrgoi ~5et,_1°m,mt 19 '¢;_0ugj_dered;,prqbeble___oi Deople in Charlottetown who, whim the ditlsréncea betweeri`tbe Chinese U19? Want £0 inquire about their and Japaiiese in regard to the ad- Mvrniris Daily Guardian or subscriii- iustmeut of the"i-scent-ellis* disputes tion. ask Central ior the News phone in this city, in which-n number -of N0- 132-3. inBt0B<i.0l 132-2. 0l"Wl1_°H Formosans were killed; The negota- they want to inquire about advertls- tions, however, are making slow ing ask Central ior the Subscription progress. "

phone No. 132-2, or forthe News

Phone No. 133, instead ol 132-3; or H _ T ,

when they want the News or Editor- » ial Department ask Central for the Subscription phone No. 132-2, or the _ _ » -_ -~ ~ =_ Anvggininfthnhoix r_;1_n. $2-3. ilnsteiid Parisian Sage, - the Hair Oi . e oug 1 oss spar - - ~ ments and their respective phone Rencwer ls now sold all -numbers are plainly given in the tele- OVCF Cal‘l3dB.

phone book. Some people, instead of

looking at the book, even phone one Since its introduction into Canada

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.» LONDON, Aug. 6 (Special).-Prem ist Asqutth received a. signal tribute (rom a political adversary last week, when The Pall Mall Magasiiie said:

“In-these days when there .ia over-

niuoh prating ol Irishman, Scots, and Welshuien, be stands out a great Englishman." ‘ ~ The testimonial is given in conso-

quence ofthe tact that the Premicr'a second son, Cyril, has taken high honors at Oxford University, follow- ing the example oi_ his iather and elder brother, Cyril, by the way, was reclantly lined for driving a motor without lights.

The Asquith' family's university rec-

ord, though \remai‘kable, is excelled by that ol the Butler family. Lord Justice‘Flete'ber Moulton and his aol, Hugh, were both Cambridge wrang- lera.

LONDON,_ Aug! 6 (Special).-Biib

garia has submitted couiiter propos- als to the demands oi the allies at the Bucharest peace coniereucc, ac- cording to a telegraphic despatch from Bucharest, Roumania, to the Exchange Telegraph Company.

The Bulgarian proposals stipulate

that' the frontier line shall start at the old Bulgarian boundary and run southward between Kumanovo and lugri-Palanka, thence -between Velea and Istip, across the Vardar, River to Mlirichovo, neur Monastir, and then by way oi Moglen, Geoghel and Kilkish and to the west oi Sores nif- roas the Struma River to the Gul! oi Urtani. '

tlrat oi. next April, is too cramped

CH-INESE AND Jars

MB c u an `9-` i

what number to ask for to get an- the sales of Parisian Sage have hem; “her department' Au this is 8' phenomenal. This success has led to great waste °( time °“ the part °t many irnitations similar in name. the person phoning, the °D°"B'»‘”` at Look out tor them the are not the

th” Centrah andlthe hclerk in tm dia' genuine. See that :"l‘he Citi with the

partment wrong y p oned. The news Auburn Hair.. is on every p,,ck,,ge_ stall. on an upper iioor, cannot give Parisian Sage is the quickest acting the necessary information about eith- and most emclent hair tonic in the er advertising or subscriptions, nor wo,.m_ i the advertising stat! about subscrip- It is made to confurm to Dr S n_

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tions or news, norithe subscription gerbonws ,ol Paris) proven theory

S555' about adverus 5 °" 'laws' In that dandruii, falling hair, baldness other words the clerks know and can ,md scalp itch are caused by germs_ 00 but their °Wf\ Work in their °w“ Parisian Sagw kills these dandruil departments, and ii it were otherwise germs and removes an trace of d,,n_

druii in.t.wo weeks or money back; It

*from one d°i>“rfm°"¢ '10 ““°il‘°\’- “P” stops fnuing hair one itching scalp

and prevents baldness.

ills tl1¢_ii\S¢1V°9 '0Uf *3“d_ musing th' Remember that baldnesata caused greatest Possible °0nf“=1°f1- 0" “"5 by a.-.naruu gn..-ui, funn.. limo nois-

workin crsistent devils that da

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ask for any Phone Humbm “WP” 132 and night ao nothing but sig into

the roots ot the hair and destroy its vitality.

Parisian Sage is a deintily periumed

hair dressing, not sticky or greasy, and any woman who desires luxur- ient and bewitching hair can get it in two weeks- by using it. Comes in large 50-cent bottles at Geo. E. Hughes. and all drug or toilet goods counters. The R. T. Booth Co. Ltd., Fort Erie. Ont., Canadian Makers.

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JAPS LOOKING FOR COLONIES.

_ TOKIO, Aug. 9th-Scrutiny oi the I-‘aciiic coast oi North and South América and the South Sea Islands, for the promotion oi productive colonization, is the announced object ot the Japan Exploration Society, recently formed tor the general pur- pose oi inauguratiug Japanese ex- yloratlon.

The tlrst expedition will leave in

_September ior a two years’ cruise on n 115-tori schooner. The course tor the cruise _includes the Izu' and Bomn Ialnhda. the South Sea Is- iands, the coasts ot Brazil and Chile, and the Paeiilc shores oi North and__ South America. The schooricr will their '7lsit Cuba

and the coast oi Airica and later malta' har way through the Mediter- ‘ranea`n_ Sea. On the liomeward trip _sho will _ touch at several points in bidi.. ans aumniin. s. 'i‘nre.ln, n graduate oitha Japan-isa Noi-tical Collegapnd. ...seasoned sailor, will be the captain ni the little fcssel.

The exploration soclctv ia com-

posed oi a -number ot inllilentlal

.ia ncaa, ag 'lt enjoys the sili--port ‘ot ai Ito.

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Take- A Tobin Gun Along With Yell "

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ii . . ll _ . _ _ " The “Tobin” Gun is known the world over for its handsome appearance

_ and durability. It is a gun that has gained the confidence of the sporting world

everywhere not only for its excellent qualities, but also for its extremely low price. _Every single part that enters into construction of the Tobin is thoroughly examined and tesled bv expert workmen before being placed. Every one of these

, high _class guns are fully guaranteed to be as good as Mister Workman can pro-

Tobin Double Barrel Hziinmerlcss Guns, Each one fully guaranteed. Eich .. _ . .. . .. . _ $26.25, $36.25, $40.00, and $45.00.

‘ We are Sole Agents for P. E. Island for the Tobin. ._ V __ _

SPECIAL-A strong single B irrel Brcech Lolding Shot gun, 30 in. Steel Barrel, full cliol-ce. 12 bore, Walnut Stick, One Price $4.49 Other Double Barrel Shot Guns ranging in prices from $9.25 to $25.00

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_ ,_ __ _LONDON Aug,,,,t 9__SignE Ot c0n_ At New York New y,;,.k 6_ St embassy, is much discouraged at the

-' i' ' . siderable clearuge in Ulster Unionistn Louis 5; _ _ ._ _ _ _| "um-_7°k"' I

ou e ranks because Belfast is losing' its At. B0St0n- Dtltfoit 5-.»B0“t°" 3~ Jimtice Gerard has inspected an tio;

bllainoss and English Banks are con- _ At W“B|‘i"gt‘.’" Clelfclllnd 3 Wash’ "‘vmm.h!'e houses in Berlin and said atructlng credits there. Business is \"8t01’i '_1- ' ' , 6 mst mght that “me” 11° Bucceeded ‘“

going to Southern Ireland. An Ul- ' _~°-" ‘_ _,finding a Place adapted to _tlhe ret; stu, .c]m.gyman__ w,,ites_ th8____n,iBh 12.50 i quirt-ments oi himself, his fami y an

' the embassy he was seriously consid-

_ :;Bu tain- B911 & C _ f beet; c 1_` ering declining the post oi Ambassa-

C.u“0_n n_0__ucy'- » _ lowest? prides. 0 ' or 9-231311, dor. He added that the present em-

OHARLOTT MARKETS bassy, the lease o_n which expires the

Dominion “Crown” and Sovereign Shells liavc proven to bc the best ou

the market. They never miss. You are always sure when you carry these brands. ' We have a very complete stock in all sizes shot on liaud. Now is the time to get f , your requirements so as to_ be ready when the day arrives. We can also supply '

Poitier in diilerent qiialllies,. Shot, Wads, Shell Bags, Gun Cases, Gun Oil, 1 Cartridge Belts, Loading Sets, Etc, Elc.

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REV. JAMES A. MonoNALir

Maclionald.

quid in the year 1840.

was elevated to the Holy Priesthood.

ut Vernon River as Curate. His first parish was Cascilnipec, which at that time included Bloonitield, Albcrton and Lot 7, where he ministered for a number of years until he removed to K¢'lly‘s Cross and St. Ann'a, Lot 65.

He held this parish until he becnme'bF0fh€FB YO m0\i\`ii U12 1<iBR0!i\i1 Only

parish priest at Hope River. I-ie re- moved from Hope River some years ago to become Parish Priest at St.

columbus, Eau; point, Hero he io- and numerous relatives null friends in bored faithliull and well lu the ser-]Cannriii and the United States

vice ot the Lord until about a year ago when his retirement became ue- cessary owing to ill-health. Imme- diately aiter his retirement hc ontar- ed the Charlottetown Hospital where he remained with very little change in his health until about two weeks ago when he took e. turn lor the worse from which he never recovered.

Father McDonald was a son oi Mar-

garet und Angus (Ban) MacDonald, oi Pisquid, and some oi his iumily survive him.

The late Father MacDonald was n

noble, generous-hearted man and not- ed for his charity among tlie poor. He was a good shepherd, always ready to administer to the wants oi his flock and alter his long wnd iaith- iul ministry the call to rest came as the call to a worthy servant.

The funeral takes place on Tuesday

morning from the City Hospital to the Railway Station, where a special train will leave, with the remains, for St. Andrew's tor interment.

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MRS. FLYNN.

A gloom was cast over Bt. l’eter’s

Road, Cardigan, on Sunday, .luly 27th, 1913. by the death ot Eliza- beth Sharkey, beloved wiie oi the late Michael Flynn, in the sixty- iourth year ot her age." The ileceused had been apparently in good health until about three weeks previous to her death, when ehc was strlcucn with heart troliblc. She was ii wo- man ot amiable character and was; always ready to oiier assistance to those that were in need. She was 3 kind neighbor, n. devoted an-i lr_»'~=.ng mother, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She bore her

illness with one cnrintinn nliunnne _ 'IQ-_ i_Vv___i;i__1i¢<m_f_:i_<:l____G_\;<irs_;»_

and resignation to Hia divine will and was comiorted beiorc her death by the rites oi the Holy Catholic

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Tllufe P59501] t0 his Lternal l‘8Sl1 lit man was laid to rest in the adjoin-

12 o’c1ocl< on Saturday night, one of ing cemetery there to await tbelast the oldest members oi the Catholic call.

clergy of Prince Edward Island, in -#-

the person oi Father James Aeneas LOUISA McKAY.

He tirst attended Bt I)unstun’alucss, Loiiisu McKn The llecensf-ll

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College and later entered the Ginudiwas born in (lhnrlottetown :md token Semilnary where he pursued his sur- by her parents to Mnlpeoile at an :dies until _November 1861, when be early nge where she since rl-silierl, and

After his ordination he was stationed postmaster in the Princl-town post

land allectlonate mother. Her hu

a year ago. On Tuesday her r

Church, Cardigan, where a requie

t0!‘, Rev. J. C. McMillan, after whic all that was mortal of a kind wo

Father McDonald was born at Pts- Passed away at Mnlpeque on thc. y

13th Jllly, after several months’ ill-

was for 49 years narlistnnt to the

oiiice, and was well iinll fnvoriillly ilrnown to the residcntrl of lilnlpellue, 'Hiimilton, Baltic and liarnley. Oi nn active and cheerful nature she np- peared to lie many years younger than her nge, 83. She leaves two

sister, viz., H. E. McKay, postmaster' at Prlncetown and Mnlpeque, and Archibald McKay, Moncton, N. B.,

who

will all regret to learn oi her passing away.

::Trailing Arbutus Complexion

Cream has a soothing cooling eiiect, a delightful fragrance, n. softening and cleansing quality and it increas- es the beauty and boiiltli oi the skin. Every woman who admires n smooth, satiny skin should have n jnr of this superior cream on her dressing table, 'Large jar 50c. The MacKinnon llrug Co., Corner Great George iinil Kent Ste. Mti.

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High Mass was ollered up for the re- ' pose of her soul by her devoted pos

THF! WEATHER.-~YesteriinyW who

' bealitiflilly mild with liri ht sh

h _ K sun lilo

cloudy lu the curly evening Wm, 'a

iight rainsiwwer inter; oinnriug to- wards morning; Saturday-Clolldy I, with sunshine alternately; heavy ruin in the evening and early Sluiliiiy_ _morriing.

The highest temperature recorded esterduy was 78 degrees above zero

,and the lowest was 63 above, The ‘lowest the previous night was G3 nbovc. Al; nine.n. m. "it was 70 9, have and at nine p. m. 63 above.

The highest teinperutlire recorded

Saturday was 77 degrees above zero and the lowest was 68 above, Tho, lowest the previous night was 68 n-- 'liUV0. At liiiic ri. in. it was 68 above

and at nine p. m. tho annie.

lin Snturduy 1-3 of an inch ot ruin

fell in Charlottetown.

The tide will lic high this evening

at 6.48 and tomorrow at 8.04; it. will be high tomorrow morning nt.

5.42 and Wednesday at 6.45,

The sun sets this evening M; 7,15

and tomorrow ut 7.14; it rises to- morrow morning at 4.56 and Wed-

nesday nt 4.57,

The moon sets tonight; nt, 12.

The ilrat quarter of the moon was

on Saturday, Aug. Sth, at 12.30 n.

The moon will he lull Snturdny,

Aug. ltith, ni: 4.37 p.m.

The length of today will he four-

teen hours and twenty-one minutes.

$5li.ou0 Loss IN

FINE AT 1'EAI3oD\'.

PEABODY, Allg., 9,-The munici-

pnl electric power and light plant

here was destroyed by tire early to- ray.

The loss was 350.000. The town

will be in darkness tonight, for there ‘is no power tor electric lights and it will be three weeks betoro arrange- ments nane be made to get power

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The following registered nt the Rc- vere Hotel, Charlottetown, Saturday: | Bernard Gillis, East Point; l-1'. t`lir-I rie, Peakes; Mrs. Geo. Mnth 1 :i,, Cardigan; S. E. Reid, Tryon; Ido li. Wnlsh, Cecilia G. Wnlslii ll, V. (iro- kcn, Vernon River; Mrs. E. McPher- son, Caue Traverse; K. C. Mcl’her- son, St. Margaret/s; Chas. C. Hal- loway, Montreal; P.'C. Jamieson, Philadelphia; I.. Hnydlen, Vernon Ri- ver; H. H. Hoopqr, New Haven, Conn.; Miss C. McNeill, A. Stewart, T. Stewart, W. Stewart New Domin- ion; Fred E. Brown, Geo. C. Brown, Toronto, Ont.; Mrs. A. McKenzie, Misa Ivey McKenj/.ic, Melville Sta- tion; A. D. McKenzie, Hai-tville, N. B.; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McLeod, Cornwall, Ont.; Florence McLean, North Wiltshire; Miss Laura Steele, Miss Eva Steele, M'ss J. Lemon,

Johnston, Berlin, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs

Turley, St. Paul, Minn.; J. N. Bair-

ohurni._ six non.. ami two anugntnrn tin. J. 0- Cormier. Sherbrooke. Quo.; are ielt to mourn the loss oi a kind M- 1-Ylwll, Tilsllllh-

from Siilem. Many of the leather nrrrocco iactoriea here are rlin by vlcr'rlc|ty, and these will be iorccd to shut down.

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ASU-.\SSIN BANISHED

FROM l"0H'i‘iI '..\l..

I.li " N, Portugal, Aug. 0.-i‘un- ha Ne\ ~ who attempted to nesafiaiiiii ate the l' tuguese premier, was to- day banis1._.l tor ten years irom Por- tugnl.

TWO DROWNED AT

ATLANTIC CITY.

ATl.AN'i‘i(‘- CITY, Aug. 9.-- Misa

Edith Rookey, 21 years old, oi Quai- rytown. and an unknown man were drowned while bathing hero to-day.

. PRISONER ESCAPES JAIL.

NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 9.- Philip

Tioniie escaped to-day ii-nm the I-louse ol Ciirrection, where he was serving ,one year tor burglary. 'Being is trus- 'ty he had access to the prison yard 'and scaled the outer wall. ,