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A THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1919. --

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t _ __“_D()_ Y()l'R BIT” T0l)._\ Y. “-

' '€olliiig`_`t°akes' place 'today throughout the provinco_ for tif return of members of thelegislature. The_polliiig

houi are between 9 a.m. and o p.m. In the city andl

town? observing daylight saving, the new time will- be obserjed; elsewhere standard time will govern the open-" ing arid closing of the polls.

during the campaign. When all is said and done honest people will admit that the Government has a record of things accomplished to be proud of, and has a platform for the future which warraiits everyone who has the best interests of the province at heart voting for the (Sov- ernment candidates.

Most people have already made up their minds for

irhoni 1. they are going to vote, and so far ascertainable indications point to the return of the Government by a considerable majority. It is hoped this will not tend to -lukewarmness on the part of the Government support- ers. The Opposition are working hard and determined- ly to avoid utter rout and a little laxity on the part of friends of the Government may give them an oppoi‘tunitv to gain a seat in unexpected quarters. Eternal vigil- ance, therefore, is necessary and every available vote in every constituency should be polled.

' The Government on its merits is entitled to an over-

whelming' majority, and every constituency is expected “to do its bit” towards winning the victory. A . _

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Geimaiiyis rapidly buckling down to hci industrial

against things as they are, for things are unquestionablyi hard-.in Germany. There are many years of hard strug- gle before her, years of grinding taxation, _vea1's of hope-' less striving for many. Yet her industrial machinery, lame aiidhandicapped as it is, has already been set in motion; she is re-establishing her foreign' markets, ar-`] ranging for foreign credits, for'transportation, for gen- eral developnient at home and abroad. She has learned her lesson in humiliation and pain and sacrifice; the black sheep among the nations of the earth she is adopt- ing methods through which the disgrace of national blackness may be overlooked. The path before her, na- tionally and individually, is exceedingly rough, despised and mistrusted, hated for her nameless atrocities, unre- pentant and unfoi‘given, she is facing a hostile world de- termined to make a living out of it, dreaming, possibly, of renewing her attempt to conquer it. Who shall 'say that she shall not succeed? »

And fwe? We who taught thisfarrogant and tyran-

nical nation that might cannot trample right into thc_

selves together and in a mighty- and holy effort, ready to give all-life and means-in order that national righte- ousness should not perish from the earth-we who ac-

what are we doing to establish our hard won gains? 'In-

Atlantic commerce, labor strikes in Canada and United

earned without imposing unbearable burdens upon th poor` These and much else we are mingling with our sane efforts towards reconstruction and re-establish - ment. '

premacy in industry and commerce, as well as for intel- lectual, moral and spiritual domination. We _won when all the odds were against us. Germany lost when cveryth`ih`g but right was in her favor. We won once because we were on the side of Right and of God, and today wc glory selfishly in our winning, each of us seek- ing his own good. Germany lost once because she ignor- ed Right and God, and today in the humiliation of defeat she is beginning to build on theashes of her almost des- troyed empire.

While watching Germany building, let us not forget

our own. We, too, must build; we, too, must remember that w'hat we have we can hold only in righteous, un - selfish striving.

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To, the lboker-'on the country seems more full of

trouble at this moment-than it did in the middle of the war. The sceptic,'casting his eye round England, might \vell smile saitionically at the joys of peace. He would note the threat of a railway strike and the existence of one'amo_ng bakers. Cotton troubles and unrest in the coalfields would stare him in the face. Even the police would show 'him that their dissatisfaction is not yet final- ly allayed. In fact, almost every branch of national ac- tivity that he chose to examine would seem to be expos- ing its seamy side only. Strikes and threats of strikes darken the industrial sky. Yet we would encourage ‘him to believe that the sun will emerge. These _commotions have followed every great war, and although it is a little humiliating to find that we are no more clever at avoid- _ing ti) ' than were our great-grandfathers, at any rate We can _ nsole ourselves with the reflection that ours was th _ reatest oftvlars, and we shall do well if we es-

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The Motorist

IY ALBERT L. CLOUGH

plete igiiiier. iiiiluiliiig both ilie tim- ing iiiiil ili.~'ii'ibiiii|ii; eli-iiieiit is ai very ll>‘L'Y`lll -'lNll‘c. 'l‘lie resistaiice coil. soiiietiiiies ciiiployi-il to liiiiit the pyi. Ulilfl' ciiri'i-nt ilow, soiiietiiiif\_\~ biiriis out iuiil il is well to have :iii i-_xii-ii oiii- oii_ liiiiiil. ('oils iinil i-onilciisers soiiieiiiiics break down, but ilu- liiiliil- ity ol' this is not great; ()t` course, you i-:ii‘i'y spiire spark-plugs or spare cores for them.

GRAPHITE IN ENGINE OIL.

d. C. asks: ls it ii gooil thing to

Inlx ai little iliike izrapliile iviili tho oil ii.=i-il in ii l"oi'il i-iii:iiii:':’ qui lolil _tliiit l-2i'zlpl_iite helps out the lulii'ii:al- ini.: iiiiiililius or the 0i1_

Aisnwtfri The iniiiilil`1ii'tiii'ei's of this

rzii' _iiilvisc agiiiii tt ilolni.: so, :is i.:i'iiph_ ltr- is ii i-iiiiilucioi' of electrii'ilv and thcri- is iliiiigi-r of its sliort-i-ii'i"iii|iii; the windings ot' the iiiiigiielo, whicli I* Uxliosed to rh-- oil in the rraiik NSU. 'l`liei°o is no liiirin iii usliig ii little graphite iii niost i-.ngiiies un- less the oil reavlii-s the spiirk~pliigs hi \v\liii~li ease ilii-ri- is gr(-aier likeli- liooil ol' ihcir hi-eoiiiiiii; short-i'iri'uit- cd -than when pliiiir oil is iisi-il, ii should not be iisi-il in lubricating sys- tem-s_ where tlii'-_rc is iiiiy po.~:si-liill\_\ lt inlglit clog any of the pii:-iszt,<.:es iiiiiL_

,iii fart. its r-iiiplo_\'iiii-nt is iil` iloiilit

ful value. altlioui-Zli it is priilizihlg true tliiil it iciiils to siiiiiolh out ir i't-giilziriiii-s in thi- |,,.m.mg _,~u,-f_,(._0, and thus _i-ediii'c i'i'ii1iioii. ._ _

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D. writes: Thi- Iii-iiilliglit biillis which eiiiiii- with iiiy' i'iir iliil not givi lil-ilii Illoilixli iii suit ini- iiiiil l piii iii li|l`i1i‘r ones. ’l`hr-so are iiiiicli belts-i' but ivlii-n they art- Un -',]g,,,_-- .i|,¢._\ do not irivt- eiioiiilli light iii bi- of ;iii\ llsv, Thi- iliiiiiiiiji' \\'oi'koil all right wiili_ the sinalli-i' b|iihs_ Why iloi-sii'l il with the laii'i.:i- oiii-si’

Answer: Thi- iliiiiiiicr is siniply it

i-o_il of i'oilstiiiii-e wii_~i-, piil in i-ii-(~|,|| with lhf- bulbs, \\'hii'h ri~iliii~i-s il|_ voltage that ri-ii<~iii-s ii|,.m_ -I-im hm. i-i' thi- voll:ii.:o ilii-_v i'i-i~i-ivi- ilii; i|im_ ini-i' lhi-y liiirii _:intl thi- liirgi-i' |hi_- i_-_iirrciil llowliig thi- iiiori- lh - voli:i;_;,. is i‘eiliii:i_-il. lly putting iii hluhs tzik IHA' an iiii-_ri-ii.~‘i-il ciii~i~i-iii, you hzivr- lowi-roil lhi- viiliiigii :ii-ting upon ilii-iii iiiiil you shoiilil cut oiit ii p:ii'l :il thi ‘l.i"‘"l“1` roll ti si-i-ure it iiioi‘e--lrrllli- :int diiiinii-d liglit.. Any eler:ti‘ii'lziii eiiii do this for you. 'l‘he_di|iiiiiin;: coll is freiiueiitly ii loose spiral of wirr,-_ foriiiiiig it part of the light switih, iinil, by biiiillnr: logi-ilier ii few of the turns, so ihiil. they touch, you can sliort-i~ii'i-,iiii ihciii iinil les- sen thr-_ total i'i‘.<lstiiiii‘c.

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By Fred Scott Shepard.

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“A iniin is worth what hc is, not

what hc lids."

Vii'f\\/vii iii the Iii-tht of this quota-

how poverty-stricken are sonic rich nicn; of what iiriniei-l_v worth iire soiiir- or the poor ol` tho eai-l_h_ The enduring iililiigs of life are not nioncy iinil lands, nor stocks anil bonds, but inor- al worth, ili-cp, lionrticlt nspiriiiioiis after truth, iiiiil i:liai'ael_i-r biillt upon fiiith in (lod and ilovi-lopi-il by scr- vlco of one's follows. That “thc pure ln ht-art shall seo Gorl"; that "thi-_ ineok shiill inherit the i-_iirlh/' iiiid tliiit “rho kingdom or hr-iiven is for the poor in spirit," ls thi-. doclnriitioii of the illvhio Master. and tho l’salni- lst/siiys that “the ungodly are not sin for his way shall perish." Then "Lay not up for y‘oiir'selves treasures upon eiirih ‘where moth and rust doth -nor. rupt and where thieves break through and steal; Init lay up for yourselves ireasiires ln heavf-n-for where your treasurer ls, there will your heart lm also." Anil so, while thi-_ idea of Kottlnii wealth in almost the predom- inant one in the llvcii of many people, it is well to he reminds-,il again and again that possessions are not the greatest thing In life, but that the -highest ambition of evi-r_v`ono should

po to have that true wenlth of char- i-trr, that high principle of ideals that make! for enduring. essential

cape wit out the greatest of strikes.-London Express.;

worth. _ __ _ _,___ ____

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Rive ti-oiihle uiiexpei'tedl_v'. A coni-

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._ ...___ __ _ _ r -»_l‘-‘-.tm-..........~f,‘-Sunday' School; Conveiitionl

Coi@ad '

l.\`th Vovelieiiil.

Aftt-iiiooii session o eni-il with shi

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~ '~ ~f~ -is Pr- as is av vt- -is Av -r ing :ind pi-ii_vor_ Mr. Ross, ticiii-ral Sec- ' _

i~i-tory ol' Miii~l‘tliiie Sunday Scliool As-

SPARE PARTS FOR lGNi_Tl0N _-oc'iitioii |ii'es|iloil."i*.iti,-r' wlilcli the

SYSTEM' pi'csiiliini. .\'Ir_ Matthews look _the_

pliitioriii .intl coiiducteil an iiilcri-stiiii;

W._ P. L. asks: What part ofa bat- :ind liulpful eoiivi-_iition_ Miiiiiii-._~i oi' the

'UTY ignition uystein is niiiiil likely lo liisi Siiiidiiy School rally, h‘-lil zit give out? I ask this question bccaiisi- _\iiii'sliiii-lil, wi.-re read iiiiil - iitlolllvll -I ani intending to take it long tour .\'\-»i'i~ly~iil-l the sclioolii in the ilisirlcl this suniilier and want to luiow what iveri- ii-preseiited and ri-porteil gooil SPSIFC li=\l'lS U’ ¢'il_l‘l>'- ~ I = » ' work iliine iluring the your. .\ iioinii\»

Answer: This iii-peiiilii soiiiewlial :itiiig culuiiiittee wus uppohiicil con-

upoii the particular systoni uni.|ercoi`1~ slstini: of Mi:-is liovycr, Mis.-i .\'liiciloii- 5ld0l`“ll0!1 bill. in u izoiit.-ral way, thc ald and i\1i'. Win. Cl~_irk. A ciziiiiiiiltee h_i'eiiker niecliiinism is the part liiiost on i.-f-_soliitloii iziiine next iii oi~ili\i'. ltcv. likely to fu-il. The springs uscd sonic- Mr, \\-"lsoii_ Mr. McNeill and Mr. Es-

tiiues break or lose their elasticity- scry were i-lioseii.

“ml 'hi' "0llU*Cl l>0lili»~' SUIIIUUIIIPS 'l`lii- |ii't-siili-iii then gave ii short :id-

‘L aarrriui ilri-ss rcliiiivi- to the work ol` the hoiiie- P 'g§¥;§,'§ _ 'ind the Siiiiiliiy School. The iiii"‘llIll1

As a'final word to the electors we would say “vote early. ilfiiii iiifiiit--iilfmiiiii-' .ii§i.','ii.`i`ir ,liifiu-iliilii

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and vote for the Government. Its iecoid is before pg _.i Aa"-.'&. ® |M,._ J_,,,,_.S M,,,,,____ ,,,______m__v ,____._,_,,,,,,,_,

and its shortcomings have been dwelt upon in detail ©___i ‘ wiui miie siiri-ini; wiii~ii.»~_ iii- ioiii iiic

ciiiivi-iiiioii tliait thi- head, ilii- hi-:irt :-uid thi- pocket hfiok \vi~ri- vlizilly re- lated in our Siiiiilziy Schor: work. Mr. Moore gave iis ii gooil girii-i‘:il view oi' \\'h.it thi- l\iiii'iliini; Siiiiilziy Si-hool _-Xssociiiliiiii stood i`oi' and how ll niiiili- poraihli- such helpful iziitlii-rinixs as thi-sc, whori- we iiiiiy leiirii how, thiit \.:i'i‘:ii oi‘i::iiii7.:iiirii ilie Siiiiili.-,' Srliflol <~:in bi- i'iii'|'li-il iiloiig by our support anil co- ieratlon

who spoke brit-ily iiii wha: was, to :nosi oi' iis. ii new suliji-et. with re;;ai'd 0 to thi-_ i-oiispicuoiis nilvr-rtisiiii.: tho a ~Toliai-co and i~li;iiretto mziker pul all ilong our i'<~iids. Ili-_ iiskeil tlii-_ people he iloiit- to ri-iiioily these coiiilitiiiiis? _

ltcv. .\li'_ i\\'i|.-ton spoke ln fiivoi' :it ii

lietti-riiii-iil iii our Siiiiilziy Fii-iiol ivorii iiiil gaivi- iis ii liiipi-i`ul :init liisiiiriiig_ iiiiliioli lor _the i‘uli|i'o tixiiiiiiig ol` the voiiiig. ‘ ` M ix itoss lhi-ii riiini- ti thi- iil:iit`oi'iii

ind givi- an iiili-ri-siiiig iiililii-_»»s, i-.-poi-» izijy "i-iiipliiisiziiig ‘llie s|ii-iiil,iiii: iii* xnori- iiini- :inil iloiiig inori- i-ilicii-ii'l work for (loil iii thi- Siiiiilziy Scliool, li_v ntl iiiil_v si-i-ini.: lo the llei-ils ol` our iivn sclioiil hiii by hiiviiig iiiiiiw- ol' the 'oiiiniiiiiit_\' si‘ii‘Ei.`e:ii-li si-Zioiil iiclpiiig hi- olhi-i', such ii spirit woiilil lirini:

:i'eii.ii-i' ri-.~'iilt;t in all oui' \voi'k,

Thi- ziili-riioiiii si-ssioii \\';is bi'oii;.:ht o ii clisi- li_v siiigiiii: and hi-iii-dii-iiuii.

l<Iviiiiii;; ~.i-siii ii -nril it W o'cloikl

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iiiliui- \\.\:- ri»_iiI_ iilliriiis fiii the _\i-i irc: l’i'i-siilf-lil. .\li'. J. A. .\'liioi'i- '-

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‘\1\»_.~_ |i.-iliiii.-'oii_ Ili-iwlili-_v i'i».iii;\oiiiii;

i-iiiiic .\l.iiiloiiii|il. t‘ov<hi iii. (li-ii ‘lilies-its lliv. Sup. lli-v. 'i`, .\. \\'il- .oii. l'ji|iii~:iliiin lli-p_ Sup. Mi". i\\'ni. ‘l:ii‘h_ ll'i‘.ii'l<le_v. llilili- i'<-ailiiit: .~»iip.` \1i-_ win. Mi-_.\'i-iii. iii-it-kli-.v i‘i>ii|t.

A ph-zisini: t'i-:itiire oi' this evenliizz.

The ri-gular inecting oi thi- York

uistrici .Suiiilziy 'School was hi.-lil July _

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The nr-xr speiilioi- w.iii .\'lr_ liissery nearly ii mile, so that ii doi-_tor niight/

sit hi his oillce and iliagnoso thi- case

Christ. eY_Q§yhD¢ly being-__a_mlsslonery for the Kingdom ol God right he-ro.

'MBY God give 'us the viiilon or what

our task should bo and the determin- ation to face it manfully.

T|\0`5|ll8llig-of the National Anihcm

brought the Convention to a close.

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Photographiiii _Heart Beats

LONDON. July 23.--A wonderful

niiichiiie which has just como into use ln the London lionpltalsfiiiukeslt possible for-ii doctor to sit in his 'con- sulting room on the 'ground iloor of the liistliution a-nd examine a heart- disi.-use patient"wlio is lying in boil in ~'l_ Word Ou ony one or tho upper floors.

Tho niachine is-.called -the electro-

cflrilisraph. ami its tuiieiionii is io register-tho heart-beats. The physici- np who is making tho diagnosis keeps his aye on the inachiiio; hc does not iiccil to seo the patient.

Iii niokliig ii-se of the iiiaeliliioviiie

of the piitlent’ii feet, itiiil his two liiiiiils, are placed in three illlTcri_-nt _isnmll hollis. each eoiiiiiiiiiiii.; wiiti-r. An electric wiro is run -from eiieh of tho baths to llie iiiaclii-ne. The inaclilne has ii needle whlcli delleets or junips with each beat of the heart, iinil, so ilellcaitiily is it adjiisted, that the slightest inoveiiiont of ilio heart is coiiveyi-il by' thc iilrl of rho clr-_ciriie ciirreiit -from tho path-iit’s hotly into tlie .wuti-r, and from the water along tho wires lo the recording needle.

Hy ineuns of the wires lt woiilil be

possible to extend the distiiiico be- tween the iatlcnt and the iiiiirhhiii to

f a patient who was licilriddeii ln nother part ot’ the town. lf the needle of the iniicliine jiini.ps

irrr-giilurly, or moves ifaiiitly, or in uii iiiicertiii-ii, liesltatiiii: way, the diii-_lor can si-e iii; ii glziiico just what is the inaiter. Tho old-l':i'<liioiii-_il iiirtlioil ol' [ci-ling tho piilsn only iniiili- kiiowii tho lilgger hi-als of tho hi-art, 'l`hi- iii-_i-ille however is reliable to the last ilcgree, for il i`aithl`ully shows even the niosi. iniiiiili: nioveiiiont. '

lf, on the other hand, the doctor

wiiiits to keep an exact ri‘coril of what lho needle tells him, ilicre is ii eiiiiir-ra built into the iiiiicliiiiie which pliotographs the iiiovcinenis, and pro- diices a record of the heart iictioii cx- actly like the weather chart produced by the recording hni'oiiictors.

Several of these maclilnes are hc-

iiii: iiiii-ross-fiilly used in the ilezirt Hosplliil in London. The r-loi'tro-¢~iii'il-

strengtli of 'i piiticilt`~i heiiri thc iloi-

hiis onlv to lake the patient into the

viiliiiihle siiicc it slioivs ut oiiri- thc

- .. _ __ _ i- , ii _ s _ _ . _ - - ""`; ’ Q . I _"lm \ ‘f'\_‘ _“lun I V_ Ulm "` - pri-<-iso size of the oi‘i.:iiii-fiiiost iii-i-es-

e~:;ii"y kiiowl_cd_go lo hiive in sonic

crises of lit-art iliseiiso.

One of tho eloi-,l.i‘o<::irdio;:i‘iipli`s\ _i:i‘i‘ati-_sl usi-_-s has hotrii to e.\:.iiiiiii<: ro- f izriiits for thi- ariny. Over 1`.5,illlil of these have been exiiniiiieil by thi- _

.viis ii pa-por ri-iid by Miss iiiivyei‘. l'I\- iili-il 'l`hi- lloiii' and the S\ll\<l2l.\'_ w'<'lioi-l. .iliss llovvi-r ;iiii'ihiiied to the

'niliii~iii'i- oi lhi- i-liristuiii lioine ci‘ii\cs hi-_ Siiiiil:i_\' School. Wlizit lhi- hillli~ ~i\i-i- ol` llibli- vi~rsi-.~: on thi- plii:~iii- iiiiiiis oi' i~hllili'i-ii .is they are li-iiiwiril 'ii iiilil liiiiuiiiigi-s iiiiil iliiili-cts i-:iii iii-v-‘ -i' hi- inlil or iiii-:isuri-il. lliit wlii-ii wr' mi.-;iil<~i~ thi- vast iiiiiiiihi-i‘ iii’ boys iiiiil :iris who grow up iii lloiiii-s wiilriiiil 'iililo hi‘=ti‘iii'tioii_ wi- oiighl to plliw "oi'Ih iiiori- i-l|'oi‘i in lhi- Siiiiiliiy Sclioul ig ini-oi this ;:i'i‘;il iii'i‘d.

.\ trio wiis thi-ii siiiii.: hy Miss i\iinle

.\lzi'ilii:ilil, Miss i\lii1'iii lloore and .\lr. I, i\_ .\liiiii‘C.

|<`illo\viiii; this i~inii- Ri-v. lVlr. \\`li-

;oii`s :iiltli'i-ss l>:|¢<i-il iiii .\liiii. lSZli "Hill wliiisii sliiill o_|`i`i-iiil oni- of thi-se lilllo oiii-,< \\‘hii~li iii-_lii-ve iii inc, ii, were het- Ioi' for hiin lliiit ii. iiiillslone wi-ro liaii_i.'i-il iilioiit his ni-ck :intl U'-‘ll ll"' wi-.i‘i\_ di'o\\'iied iii the ileptli of the sea. Mr. 'Wilson spoke ol' thi- rcs- iiiiiisiliilily ol` i-iiiw-rits 'iiii-l Siiiiiliii' Schi-ol wiirki-rs. The children of to- diiv (viii hr-_ the i'hiii'i'h ol` iiiiiiori‘>\v.

The greiiti-sl I'-.ii'loi‘ iii all our i‘l\ii.'~`-'i

work is what is diini- iii the Siiiidiiy Si-bool, li wi-ll i~i-i‘l:iiiil-_/ liflill! llii- pirgf-.~'| iiiii-ri-si in thi- iiiliii~i:_

A|`ii-i- lh'- iiiiigiiig iii' “Ri-_iiciir-_ thi-

l‘i~i‘is|iiiii:" 1Vli‘. lliiss KW" 'hi' "lil-"l"i3 iiilili'i~ss. lli- Iii-gan li_v expiziliiliig ini- work ol` tht- iii-wly :ippoiiiicil oiii`<1ors. si-iiiliiig ihi-ii; out iii thi-lr duties i-n- lliiisi-il :intl st_i|iiiilaiii‘il [or il iiiiilil 3/C“"7“' work. l`oi‘ thi- .\'l:isli-r, l

“\\'i-_ are ('lii‘i_~aliiiii.~, sold thi-_ sprink-

i-r_ that wi- `ihl;:iii lii-ln ollicrs. ill lh0f'il'- riiiyg or iippiwtiiiiily iiiiii service.

The only offer-i_lvi-_ way to Hifi- UVCVY'

hotly to the Siiiidiiy School is lo__go our iirti-r thi- peopli- who iiro_liiillili-,i'- uni ziiiil coiiipol tliein i.o come ln. l`0l` hm-i-_ right in _oiir ni-ids! is ii_iiiiI»<l\lY fiiiii-lioii for building up (ioil'ii lxliilillillli iinil ii liotti-r ciiiiilllloii ol' hiiiuiin soc- ii-iy_ Pi-rsoiizillly, is lliu <‘-i-lllilillty' Y0\\ have ‘for l`i-llowship, brotherliooil. liliiilnoss iiiiil syinpiilliy, inaiiifest:-il hi ii spirit of lovr-_ As ino liiggesi, luis- iiii-.-ii iii iiti- is iiiiiiiiini: un HHH klnil' ilpiii of (toil. \\‘hiii we wiiiil. is inoro. iriiliii-_il li-iir~lii:rs_ with iii-w ideals iiiiii it new i-oiiragi-_ (‘iiii W0 SQL Ulf* Moa] that i-hiii'1ii-ii-i'lzi-s our hriivo sold_liii' linyii iii siif~i‘iilr'i‘ iinil si-i‘v|ce for liliiiz and i:iiiiiili‘_\'_ h‘ui'i-ly we ought i.o he “,i||jmr-___._i_9__|_i\it that splril iiifoiir ta-it to win. Uhr' young. (jiiiinila for .lcslih

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RACE WAR CASUALTY

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wAsiiiNo'roN, .iiiiy 21.~At .mid-

nilglit tonight the known casualty list in Washini;'ton's race war totalled lou included two deaths :ind two uion probably dying, while unconfirmed re- ports plixceil the number at a much greater figure. Ol’ the dead oi_io_w:is is clty detective, shot tiirough the breast by ti nei.':i'0 woiiiiin who ' wus flrlni; lndescrlniliintely [ruin the up< per story oi her house. ‘_ The nt-gross, a girl oi about/seveir tccn yi-urs also was shot but not fatal- 1~_/. In :iiiolheupart of the city the blacks firing from ii garage door kept ii provost guard of sodiors and inarln- es iii, biiy for several minutes beiore being shot down. - ' `

Maiiy clashes occurrcil between

whites and blacks on street cars. Ono nomo attacked on the hack ond ot' u

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car. tired into tho crowd following the ‘car and wounded (our persona bin "na Ir was sioiviieii by ii city detective who was reported to have sent seven bullets into the nogm's body. Emu ol the four wlilto mon were only slight. ly woundoil.

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CLERKS ACCEPT COMPANY'&

_ OFFER.

SYDNEY- July 22.-Tho Clerical

Union ut tlluce Buy, representing tim clerks or the Dominion Coal Co., held ii iiiealhig on Saturday ‘to consider the olfor is-ubinlttoil by rho company After it very full discussion it agreed to acer-pt the compiinyq; P,-Oponh wiilcli include an adv/‘ance -ln wiigm; N10 recelition of committees rep;-of se-iitlng tho clerks and a halt holiday The unloii, however. is not to be re; cogiilzed. _ '

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satisfaction.

with least possible delay

Parkman Eye _Aid

Too little would only prirtely relieve the trouble. Too much would in_| ure the eyes. We use the best modern optical rippliances, absolutely corieciiiig optical defects and guarantee

All kiiiiis of eye glass repairing and matching lenses done

E . E . Pa r k r'n a n Jeweler &~ Graduate Optometrist

Montague, P. E. I. _

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Un-excelled service

`o"<-l liv >i~i\-hi- i ' uslnll the iiiacliino to ili-tei‘iiiiiii- tho L ' ~;=" -- ' ' ' 'Q .""" "‘_`_"‘_"" f"` "“`. “"_“""“_‘l““ "."l"` ini- wisiipi ii, ,...0f,|,,`. i,,,__,.,'i,_.,gif_i,;,

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This X-i';iv exaniiiiiilioii is often iii- _-

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; Wholesale Grocers A ' -

iiiiilieiw iiiueh ol` ihc good, that i:i';icc_ 'l\`_fl._ ;"_,H(,_. (f md H , _ _H __ II I I '“"ll'»" ll"t"‘- NN' lf’ ill" ~“"‘°‘lfyl"li iiidreiclovei' thian iiiiiiiy liliuiiii-liiili-iii `_ . ° °

Many a ini _ ii the il:i_-- li. i.- ei ll- ` _ '. I oil up 'for liiieiiieiil vxiiiiiiiiz(i‘tii‘iii? ioiik 31 ' some strong ilriii; cali-iilziteil to upset <

l'.‘l-i`t,ih"l`_'tlztll-_l:l ' _ is.. .:.‘._._‘ tr.: if then call us up.

the iiizicliiiii-_ did. :ind the \vould~he sliii'lii‘i's ili-,piirlt-il i`i'iiiii lhi- licispiiiil siiiliier hut \vlsr‘r_ and liiirliiig iiivoi tives at the \voiiiIi‘ri'iil “box of tricks

Mlnard’a linlmcnt cures gargct in cows

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- EWCOAL Y RD

Announcement

We wish to 'announce that we have opened a re-

tail COAL YARD in this city, on the site formerly occupied by Messrs Clarkin Bros., and take this means of soliciting a share of your valued patronage.

We now have in transit shipments of all the

different kinds of coal, in the best quality procurable, and would therefore be glad to quote* you prices and 'book your order, for delivery direct from vessel or car on arrival these shipments; or at any time during the

_ You_Will find our prices right and quality alway - as represented. - -

For your convenience, business may be done eithe

through our MAIN OFFICE at 51 Queen St., or at th WHARF OFFICE. _

J. CARRAGHER & CO.

Charlttetown Phone 754 J.

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