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  CONFEDERATION  auuannawu 
Have Y°“ 3 SPHYC   OI  for Conietleration Week 'I
g ' " -5, .'- .~.;f~ -,`~ Q-'_'-.___._,  -3'  ' _ ~ -_-  _ _. . . i
t. ulaéf £30 3’°“ 87101475 _C9mmunicate_ at once with the Charlottetown Guardian giving par-
ic . erms etc. Inquiries are :coming from” all quarters about accommodation for the third
week in August. The Guardian has" 'opened a register of private houses and boarding houses
which can accomm
o en their h
odate visitors. Private citizens` are specially requested for this occasion to
P  ouses to PAYING GUESTS. I There is hardly a house in Charlottetown but
could accommodate one or more guests for a week.
TheGovernor Premi r "  'I n
o en' to receive
» °€ » Chief Justice a d leading citizens are throwing their houses
P I guests for t_he great Celebration._and accommodation has been promised for
£00 _PQOIP 6- The_ rush_ will be enormous. and--if _ the Visitors be well looked after--the
eneficia_ results will be incalculable. Will every citizen who has a room or bed to spare
communicate with the Guardian so that particulars may be registered for ready reference ?
Do it now. Time is short. I
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IRISH SITUATION THE IVIEIIEIII IIIIYAI IIIIMMISSIIIII EIIIIEEIIIIIIIIIIIII
  I MORE HOPEFULE SIIUIIIIIII HIIIIINE EUIITIIIUEI] CEIEBIIIIIIIII
Conference Between Opposing Leaders Has Been
Further Adjourned. Solution Hinges on
Discovery of Compromise Relative to
Counties Tryane and Fermanagh.
LONDON, Jiuly 21.-’l`he outstand- reach the goal by other means.
ing fact in the Irish situation last
night was that tho Home Rule con-
ference was still in being, the predic-
tions of the whoLs`I/iberal and Union-
ist press the previous day, that the
conference was on the eve of collapse,
having proved false. _
After a protracted meeting yester-
uay_ the conference adfourned until
today, Meetings and discussions of
the various party leaders proceeded
in the lobbies of Parliament last
night with unabated activity, and
moderate men like Lord Courtney
are working indeiutigably in tho dil-
rection of a compromise. Hopes and
fears fluctuate from hour to hour.
Ons favorable sign is found in the
fact that further consideration 'ln the
llouse of Commons of the amending
bill, which was postponed Until Mon-
day on account of the confer-ence,| The finding of - solution still hin-
llus been' still further ll»ostlJ0il\'f=<1-
'l‘llis justifies this belief that the con-
ference will extend into next week.
Another hopeful indication wus a
meeting of the Unionist leaders,
which was attended by the Muruuiu
of Lansdowne, the Earl of Selborne,IlTlster Unionist, demand shall be al-
tlla Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of
lialsbury, Earl Curzon of K_edla-
stone, and the Duke Of D0"0m‘h“`°~
'ilhc Liberals, from 1’l‘¢I1\I°1' AH*
qnith- down, are working tooth and
nnil to hid it solution. of the Ulster
liroblem which will meet the views
of Ulsteritss and Nntlionalists. Should
the conference inn. they lwnc to
` The tiding Over yesterduy's critical
session of the conference ut Bucking-
ham Palace of the Ulster situation
without the occurrence of a rupture
created a decidedly more ‘hopeful .view
among the general public as to the
outcome o-i _t_l_ic discussions between'
t-1-lc statcsmen reprenenting the differ-
ent parties. The Irish Nationaiists,
however, are still declining to com-
mit themselves to any expressions of
optimism. 'Among Liberals and Un-
ionists there exists an impression.
that a settlement will be reached, if
not by tho conference itself, then
outside ot it. The Nationulists show
less confidence on this point, and af-
ter yesterday’s meeting l’at.rick
O'Brlen, on Irish Nationalist, said:--
"I am none too Sanguine of an. “BT99-
ment between them being reached."
gas entirely on the dlscovtiry on a
colmpromise in regard to the thlrny
problem as to whether the counties
of Tyrone and Ferinailagll shall be
included in the area which th-e ud-
horent-s of Sir Edward Carson, the
lowed to vote as a w-hole ,on the sllb-
ject of exclusion from. the control of
the Dublin Parliament. The Nation-
allsts are quite ready to allow the
[nur mstern counties of Ulster to
vote as .. single area, but claim that
Tyrone and Fermanagh nillst each be
allowed to cast a separate county
vote as suggested originally by Prem-
ier ABqUlth.
/
CONDENSED. IDS
T00 LITE F00
CLISSIFICATIOII
One cent per word each iusertivh
in this column. Cash must accomp-
any order. Minimum charge twenty-
lI_"‘_’_§9‘1§_°~__________-.... WWW- -- - --
callin Moron Boar ron l-lluia.
'Phono 41!-J,_iZ‘l1_f_i_8:6-§6l1_lIlt0. _
WANTED: BIXPEHIENCEIJ HARD-
ware Man, R. T. Hollnu_n Limited,
__S_ug_Iu°rsl‘19»_ __ 3_i“§‘_‘_'7__°?_*iII’_‘_‘_‘_~
MAN wnnfrnn 'ro WORK AT FUR-
niture repdring, etc. Bteadl' Bm'
ploymout to right person. Beer &
___Weelrs. ___________________35'3'3'_7 -NIM Y',f_~_
ron statin mPi~:1-ual. p1o'r1oNAn-
ies and e!iclyooll1`0dl:»- A}l>D1Y II- (J-
C -C ., uc ion ooms-
“mr ‘T °_ seas-1-asnal
i<l'\‘ol-llaivfovlau son same. SUIT-
uble for smlll house. ADPIY B- C5"
ter di Co., Auetione;§iTa_7_2mtf_
w1N‘i*T|Tn""°H ' ouon`“amx. ron
nex-al housework Hliilmi- “",’l'°“-
I ~ 'li _
§:""°°I“°*'_ Am' "isis-1-izuu.
'  N_n`n’l§n`n`no maori
wall ywlhkcduec our .ll°m\>`¢’?\L_iP5
Sao to t .mosuum Tl" gsm
2058, Cc K1- - __;
F/Fns an oouvllivsn sv lu "IPM
. ata ,to ' £0111! Hotel' now olisu.T\'°
lar, fu; 'g s nah.-Plume panes gags:
Hotel '
Grist]
M|;,]p9qllg_ ‘_ _V ____ 3ti_BT-'f_‘_25MlI.__
l'0lf.'l‘RAI'i‘S PHOTOS ENLARGED
all sizes, Crayons, Pastels and
Oilcts Convex Portraits amd fram-
ng ,, specialty, (14x20 raised glass
50 cts.) F. Young, 72 Upper Queen
st., cilnu-lntnetown. __ _S585-1-goluil.
HAY SALT".-Wl0.ARl~l AUTHORIZED
by Mrs, Geo. Lewis, West Royalty,
to sell on hcr farm on Friday, July
31st, 1914, commencing at 6.30
p, ln., 32 acres choice hay in lots
to suit purchasers. 'l‘ermsf- 4
months’ credit on llDllI”0V°<1 I0l¥\t|
not:-s. B. Carter & Co., Auction-
eerl __v_______'w:;_s_oli-'7__:25li/I2l.__l
WANTIGI).-CAPADLE GIRL IN'
family of two persons. _Must be a
lzood cook and laundress. None
other need apply. Every modern
convenience to lighten labor. Re~`
ference with application. Wage!
55,00. Mrs. _lloraco Pease. HGTV
ford, Vennont. 3692-7-25MS4i.
IIIIUHT IIE .IIIIIIIIIIIII _
.___--_
in the court of ousneery y¢ster<l»v.~
His Honour Mr. Justice Fitlgerald
011 th' B°“°h’» UI f°°“;ffl°:‘fi' New ml Tb ML- _CI“`k»°~l“‘i “T9” "h°'h°d 5" I one loweht |.h0'Prcv'inu_s nllllt IMD?
which Thdmll H1300
Daniel Sutherland. Gi
10|- on account
Captain _
Bridge,
deel’I`
I
an
complain tl
to
WAE`}l]NG'l`0N, July 23.- Ambas-
sador Da Gunn., of Brazil, and Min-
isters Bugrez, of Cglle, and Naon, of
Argentina, the three mediators in the
Mexican affair, appealed to Presid-_
ent Wilson yesterday to have :he
United States use its influence with
General (Jurrunzn. to obtain a gener-
al amnesty for those who supported
the I-Puerta Government. It was the
first formal call to the_ mediators
since the conference at Niagara
Falls adjoulne_d.,.
They expressed the view that Dran-
clsco Cnrbajal, Provisional l- .sid-
ent of Mex co, who succeeded I-i\.._~ta
was ready to turn over the goveln-
ment to General Carranzn, but want
ed gualantees that they would be no
wholesale-_ excursions, arrests, ol' con-
fiscation of property. Unless these
guarantees were given, he said, the
Curbalal Government would concen-
trate all itn military forces, and rc-
sist to the utmost any effort to in-
vade Mexico Cray. _
IIIHMEIIS VISIT _
EXPEIIIMEIITII. SIITIIIN
There was another farmers’ picnic
to the Experimental Station yestei-_
day. 'l`he lmmbers of the Morell
l<‘al‘mnrs' Institute comprised the vi-
siting party. - They arrived on a
special train in thc forenoon and
spent the balance of the day up to
evening, in inspecting the Station
and its many features of peculiar ln-
terest‘ for them.
After luncheon in the beautiful
grove, Superintendent Clark address-
ed them, speaking of the purpose of
thc Station, and giving an outline of
the work that had been done at the
Station and some of the work that
was intended to be done.
Mr. Clark elicited from his visitors
some information as to the difllcul-
Mterwards the party visited the
plainlng things, as to methods of
sowing, tllling, ploughing and fertilis-
ing and lighting the various plant dis-
oascs and insect pests, in that lucid,
enthusiastic manner which is charac
tsristlc ol Mr. clerk, 'rue vlsitoni THE 'Erwin ---
were greatly interested and display- ‘  TEHPERNTURE ` (SPBCIBI by 'P\l0l10)
ed a lively concern in all they were  -00"” E-rc _ (ll~.OIEGE'l;0W?.  '$450155 Srl;
reme our or g n y -
shown and saw. |D ‘
Ag dwg;-me times they were ad- "’”` sumod at the Court House here, this
dressed by Mr. T. A. Henson, Dom-
inion Poultry F.xpert,~on the egg cir-
clc movemsnt and the marketing of'
eggs, and by Mr. W. J. Reid, Animali
(Canadian Press.)
A lncetin-g of thc) ` Coufederatloll
RIOTING CONTINUES
IN ST. JOHN, N.B.
~¢ 1
ST. JOHN, July 24.- Judging by,Genural Committee was held in the
the Standard of previous days, to-.Legislative llssem-bly Hall yesterday
day’s session of thc Royal Con-miss-fafternoon, Hon. Justice llaszard pro-
ion s hearing ofthe Valley Railway,siding. lfeports were submittod by
mafwl' “'39 1.555 lntefeitlnli U15” UB--the various sub-committees and gen-
ual. The entire day was occupiedIei-nl progress was reported. The ac-
with the evidence of the accountanticommodatlon commltteel reported
that arrangements had been made
of the construction Company, having,
to do with Voucher Payments to
different pcrsons.` Largely his evid-
dence had to do the financing of the
Railway and Construction Company.
The evidence was of a technical nn-
ture and for that reason the audience I
which was quite large when the en-I
quiry started gradually dw'lndled‘
until during the greater-part of the
day only those particulr.:'l;r interest-
ed in the case were in the Courtl
Room.
I’-_ ,I._I_$I.II_I,IIf,S. LIHISESI
IELEPHIINE UIIIIIIIIIII
,iw
for providing board accommodation.
for about five hundred persons. The
Kindergarten building and the Drill,
Shed will be fitted up and camping
arrangements made sufficient to ac-
commodate other 1,000. In connec-
tion with the opening ceremony, it
was reported that ,, gallery had been
erected an the Exhibition Grounds to
acoomnzodate `.. thousand children, It
was alsointimatetl that medals and
flags are to be presented to each
child taking part in the Drocession_'l‘lm
procession committee reported that
lalns were well advanced for the Dro-
Thousands of Citizens on Streets. Military
Patrolling Streets and Guarding Power
House. Representatives of Company and
Strikers in Session.
(Special to The Guardian) say to return to work forthwith.
ST. J0llN, \'. ll., July 24.- f-lt. 2. Nine ofthe eleven men who have
Jolla is experiencing nnothcr night been discharged will be reinstated.
of rioting and stone-throwing. Menl-lllrnzlllliun and Illendon may appear
DHS Of the F0!-iiilliint of infantry und l to thc Board of Directors for prompt
the '|`hird Regiment of artillery arel 3. .\'o discrilniuation to be made
patrolling the streets and are l‘alll.:e<lInguillst. any employee because of
in a cordon around the power houses nlelnbcrshill ln tllc,_Uniou or because
ni the st. .iohn Hallway co. to pro- of -buvlns'-‘token nslt in the srlslius
D
cession, the various societies enter-'tact them from the violence of the
ing ent-_husiastlcally into tho proposal, lmob. ’l`hrongs of people are in the
Captain Bell and Lieut. D. 0-' M.|strects deploring the request of the
Reddinhave been' -appointed marshals. l Mayor that they should keep in-doors
The banquet committee reported ar and there are indications of trouble
A contract has been entered into
between R. H. Sterns,' proprietor of
the Victoria Hotel and The Tele-
in'stal~lation of .1 Private Branch Ex-
ignorcd half mwzsures in such an es-
sential as Telephone Service, bring-
ing his popular hostelry fully up to
the standard of the leading hotels in
the larger centres. by Silllil-‘ping each
room with all modern conveniences'
including telephone equipment of
the latest type, representing the last
word in telephone methods and cqplip
ment.
Guests occupvlnl; rooms thus equip.
mit messages to any subscriber on
and s very beautiful switchboard the
néaltry division nl the station ann .Product <1! The Northern Elwtrla Go. Hide fb” '"°’ "P “-
spent some Mme among the hens and factiory at Montreal, is ready for in-|lllatoliltlitzealézlséisgeshelim; 'mm nm
chickens' Then they went an over Tlizgriraiihmit llglpllitg as the preunmary reports which were sllbnlittcd yeste.--§
the .\ta»Llon, making a thorough ln- It is exgected tant me row svstemiday that the colehmmon Wm be B
npection of the work that hns been -I
done there ,md of the mm crops that will be in operation inside of the-ea|stupendous_i3;>ce_ss;______
weeks This is one of the largest in
are being produced, the Superlnten- '_
dent accompanying them and “_ Istsllnulons ol. its-_kind in Es..tsrn'$UPH¥ME 
Canada and the first for Prince Ed
ward Island and marks the char-act-~
orlstic energy .nd push of the pro-I
\Dl‘i9t0l‘ of this hotel.
fnngements mtldé T01' €I1‘I3€l`i¥\g t'l10;to Colne. At the same time repre-
guests and started that it was the santativcs of the Company and of the
un-uimous Oiliui-on that uc alcoholic striking men are in session attempt-
any of the o:ltert'ainments. This the the details of which nm not yet pub_
Bdisputv. '
, 4. All charges hereafter preferred
|against employees shall be investiga-
,tad by an otiicinl selected by the
com-puny nad Lifter the investigation,
'should the accused be found not
guilty, he shall be reinstated with
'nav for all time lost.
phonn Company of PL E. I. for the"`*’“h`esh"‘°“ts sh=°“Id' I1” S“PPII°d at ing to arrange a basis of settlement 5- Ally f'm-_0_IUYC"- OF ¢0U\¥11itt°° Of
employees falling to get satisfaction
change of the latest type, equipped committee endorsed. The convener of liebe.; M this lm",-I 11 ,,'¢1(,¢k_ adleiore such oihclnl shall A have the
at present for one hundred lines, U10 DNSS °0m"‘i'ttee "ef0'“m€’“d"‘I m/lb of tllousands of people have coll-yfliiht U1 “PPQHI Ht BUY I-151° t0 thi’
with on ultimate capacity 0| two that represmtntlves of the lending I g,.,,,,,,,tc,l Un the Market 5,,,,a,.(, Wham 'Board of Directors.
humliwl, Canadian newspalpers should be ill-,the't“.o CMH “em m,e,.t,,,.,,,,d mst, Signed for the company by Lt.-Col.
vig (1 t mend d thi is was Fugll I-I ’i|cL@nn President; W H
Mr. Stems realizing the importantI 9 0 “ il" 5 5 0 'night and every car which passes is ,,' ' ‘ ' ' '
Dllfi- *hilt \\D't0'<Iu\'»0 Tvldllllone serv- “Freed t°~ _ Ithe target for showers of stones andl I,h'°"’°' F""d R' Tnylur “nd R' B'
ice plays in tho business Worm today |. It is probable that warshlps from brh,/kB_ The militia me in tm v,Ci_,F.rnlnerson. Signed for the meh by
the Old Country will take part ln ,my of King gqwm, and me Um `\Uart Mcl.eun. B. Kn¢€1S\!1lI‘ B114 F~
the proceedings' Mr' Hartz reportedllillrylng grollnd. There has hcell.'I0h"_5t°"'
that ii. larger an';l more mngnlflcentis me Ht0,m_th,,n“_i“g nt m0tO,.mL,n‘bcai'lllg.
display of fire-works than h-as ever: 0
~ s -‘ <1 
         
mlgplftgtulilft t;E“&l‘5°;T)ra€§g:;°ll,IéII;OuI‘; tr{e,llc reached at any time, but as yet
Campbell; Supnrintrmlent of |'7~<lll‘ there is no 
cation, reported that he will require f 't ‘
J . . l_. t The street railway Us rikc was act-
in 2:” Fexllfixtlifnan g1‘:lit"i:,:§Bc],X]0(; tled shortly before midnight through
Isns S on ' - _ » . _
Ped will be able t receive land tmlw house 'mted up "8 schcol h0“,S,,B were tht efforts of J. D. .\l. llaxtcr, l\.(..,|
o ,my or sixty years ago.. and nnothm. M. I.. .I\.t inlr. Enxteg had been tbusyl
. _ .ll d c he en _e-,
ties they had encountered, and show-.I th-e lines of the whole Telellhone SYS-,spuce “ted “" I5? "present th” mod IF] - “yd ry 'rig drildgt 1 t, ‘m ,TOR _
g fr gh iv C 1 gush- W ern school. This ns for the pul”lJ0s'2 Of 1°' B" “uc ee a 3" ‘".“ ‘mg
ed what means were being employed Bm Om 0 DF li Y 0 0 ll _ _. . _ in A meetin between the .,i\|¢iB,l§ of
_ t li fl _t li e ,
st the Stutlou to solve these pro- '°,;,>;"- i t I, su d f;"‘l‘v‘,’,‘ff,;’,;‘C",,'},’;2,]‘,,  if, 1,§‘§,f,if,fr the Company and the repri-sentntivor
hlems and others which were con- 0 HB B110" fm' ~-1 Y GDEHSB ' 5 _ I f th C f . h H
_ tl ld_H f _ kitchen in 0 0 men. Ufl BFBIICCB \\ CFB 0 1
fronting agriculturists generimy' running the mcemmry wmnland came ¥;:;nT§r Jah? wmmfm Zigzlwn ul0ng_Iall evening and shortly before mid-
g ie kitclie with all its night the formal announcement of al
ssttlelnent was made.
The militia was at once called from
the streets and the crowd which had
Coulee eviinln.
ANHOUNCEIIIEN IS.
` EAEETINGS ETC.
One cent per word each insdtlon
in this column. Cash must accomp-
:nv order. Minimum charge twenty-
five cents.
"Pure Gold Quick Custard requires
no Sill-£9. just ,milk added. 3691.
"Every delicacy of the season will
be served at thc tea at Union, Mon-
rlny, 27th. A good place to spend
your half-holiday. 3697.
°"l`llurl-_ will be a ten. and straw-
gaihered in the evening ill a decided-
ly ugly mood spent the remainder oil
thc night in orderly pnrarlcs and:
cheering. ' ‘ »
During the evening the usual mobsl
had gathered and stoned the cars ns.
they passed and repassed. The cars
carried no passengers, thc only per-
sons aboard being the crew with
guards. Tho militia in the moun-
time were centred on King Square
and the district of the city where the
crowds were gnthcrcd. '|'hsy did
good work in clearing the stlfeets and
preventing thc formation of proces-
II EIIIIEEIIIWII
berry festival nt Stanhope, Wednes-
dny, .lilly 20th. Proceeds in aid of
Presbyterian <`hurch. Tea tickets,
25 cts. 370l~7-25M3l.
"WHY _\'0'|` A rebuilt typewriter if
you want to try out 'l‘YDOwrftin8 and
than wc can go into the question of
n trade out for a new machine later
on-thus you are under no risk. A
Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 3700.
"Only 50 cents for the round trip
to Mnrru lilvcr next Wednesday
morning. The hearing of the case
of J. W. Carruthers v. R. A. Taylor,
ln which d mages wcrc claimed to
the extent ofa $10,000 for breach of
contract over a fox transaction, was
(Special to .The Guardian.) |
TORONTO, 'July 25th.-Marltlmm
Moderate westerly, winds; fair audi
warm -
Husbandryman, who spoke about THE WEA-rHER___F,ah. d wm.m`
draft horses, lllustratingghis remarks wemher pnvausd yemrds;f with ,,_
glilékgie animals belonging to the Ent mow” 011.8," in th, "mug
_ , 1
,asian his party me no station.. f,f§,.““'“ "° 'wut “M "°°“"‘"1 y
Mr. Geor e W. Grant President of -' h ¢_ ¢ Nil
nie Iunifets, -_ nnaeiol then- ~unmk|‘",T;':,;,;°h;1t¢_tf;'§`°§§;,“r1s;2':°r=r°,
“ltd/4_,$t th' “bmi  U Ul§f0ll€d 6 D V.. At 9 a~ m_ “tm-any
“I0 fllllnt *&tll_T¢I!tl0T1` tml' VI* '12  agp; Qt Q‘p_ my 63 Qgg,
sit; their big: appmcfation oi what .1,o,,_ _
was was ,d 6 »¢f¢I=_° Swiss and 'nn uae will seuigil this nm-nn:
nie enjoyment adoflsdihm lutueir it nas, lemon” is nal ana.
vilit- `~ ` 3 _ ` Sunday at 12.46; it will be high to-
ul’i"Cl\1l'k; briclly l0kl\0Wl6dI°1l f»l!° morrow morning at 1.14, ldoadsy at
hangs vote. pt tliankrennt was ae- 1.46 mnvruniiay at 3.16.
cor by tha visitors. The nun nil this evcuinlr at 7.38,
' ' tomorrow at 7.37 and Monday at
_ . 7.36: it rises tomorrow morniuk at
‘ - °  " gms, nanny it was ina 'mossy
at 4.87.' _
There was A an moon on Wednes-
day, July lad at 10.88 A. m. I
'Hn dnt quartsr of thrmoon will
be on Wednesday, July fmt: at 7.57
proceeded with. -
The evidence having been concluded
on the previous day, the counsel ad-
dressed thc jury and the (Thief Jus-
tice summed up. The jury found a
verdict for the plaintiff, awarding
him $5,000 damages.
Counsel: Johnson, K. C., and ln-
lnsn for plaintiff; Mathieson, K. f'-.
and Martin for defendant. _
The trial was.thon begun of tha case
of Foster Robertson v. Gordon T.
Ivcs,_an action in trover to recover
the value of certain furniture. This
cue was undnishcd when the Court
adjourned to to-morrow.
lnuiol-1 couslosnsur or
oonn :mon rm: Nauru
SEATTLE, Wash., July 23.-Bight
hundred' thousand dollars ln gold
bullion, thc largest consignment
shipped from thc North this year,
wal brought from Nome, Alaska, by
I The moon cats tonight at 9.58 and
“tion toh’l°f_r0W at 0.18. '
~ I The len of today will be fifteen
-- hours alidgttilli-so minutes and tomor-
garllt in egwnrow fifteen hours and two minutes.
steamship Victoria, \--hlch arrived
yesterday. The Victoria also had
‘$75,000 worth of furl.
ldlnard'| Liaimcnt Cures Dlptllerla.
sions, while thc actual members of
the unions assisted them by caution-
ing moderation and quietness. Tile
articles of agreement were as follows:
1. All men except Frederick llam-
y .
Grace Church picnlckers cordially in-
vite yon to join them on their an-
nual outing. '|`rain leaves at 9 a.m
3704-7-25M4i.
"If you've been to Murray River,
of course, lu'll want to come again
yi -
lf you have not, why, don't fail to
join Grace f‘hurch plenlcksrs next
Wednesday, July 24th. Return fart
only 50 cents. Special rates for
children. 3704-7-25M4i.
THE' EUIIHIIIISIIE.
CIIIIGIIISS III EIIIIIIIE
“Go to York Point llotul for a
‘days or weeks outing. Good bathing
, und boating. A Ferry boat makes
LOVRDES' T'm"°°',J“Iy 2*?" The four trips daily between Poibnl
“cond ‘hy “I th” I"“°h“""*“° (l°“' wharf. Charlottetown nnd York I-‘bint
gross of the Catholic Church witness- Round mp ten enum me mm tnbm
°d tl” “T5” °“°"' Y°“t°"‘I"7 ““"'“"‘¥ .Telephone connections with the hotel.
to get the 0,000 delegates divided ac- ,n_ w_ white_ prum.|e¢_m._
cordlng t0 Butlonality. Owing to nu.-{_34u6'\|_
the fact that there is nn edldce here _.___
capable of accommodating the entire vllayuee wishing to a¢,¢¢n¢'¢\\, gg.
Congress, and owini: to the great di-‘and gesglvai at Union gp Momhy'
versity of lanzuesss BDOIWII. llmlll-,27th, are reminded that autos will
taneous sessions will hereafter bellffavc thi: Motor gupply Coq ggi-ago,
hed every dey in s down different nrt-at f.e<n-gs so-est, st 2 p. ni.
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ch'lIllcehTiTihsion f the Tngllsh spcakin pam Wm iiinuimsgso Gm \“ an hi-
divlsion was attended by (‘srdini:l'_:ile.I,;:,I-,d,,rs ¢g:,;‘:y¢;  gg, 2-`:“`:|:
F“"I°-'» 0! N¢“' Y0"k» *md i-he “Ven Return fare 50 cts. lland in attend-
othcr archbishnps and bishops who “ML M91,
are representing England and the '
United States at the Congress. I Isiiui-.1'| Linimmq, gm-gg Qglql 0;,