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tccl and Coal C0.,
Miners of the genuine
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SYUNEY
SCREENED,
RUN OF MINE
and SLACK.
Prices quoted F. O.B
pier North Sydney.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST D, IGB.
le, ls reported cn Wall Street that
President Schwab reeilrlwd fmlll th’
United States Steel Corporation for the
purpose of organisinz 8 0811847811 Sf°¢l
trust. It was he who first started the
movement to establish a plant at Port
Colborne, Ont. and the Canadian held is
said to have been always a hobby of his.
He is understood to intend the brinitilllz
together of all the Canadian steel in-
Kdustries under one control with an en-
tirely Canadian directorate.
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The professionalurdof J. S. O'Neill,
barrister, solicitor, etc., appears in an~
other column. Mr. 0'Neill is a son of
George 0’Neill, Vernon River, was educa-
ited at Princeoi Wales College and St.
_Dunstan's, studied law tor two years
sim W. A. o. Mmm K. c.
and completed his legal studies in
theoiilcecfA.A.MeLean, K. C. As a
bright student, and a young man well
and_favorably known. Mr. 0'Neill enters
upon professional life with excellent pro-
ro, s ___
by the Government. Over six billions The “mum naahmt “wr h
° '=f~= ° fro' factory direct” N R 0
_ Has the right Havor gi? vm enuea;da-m_min;nve hui;-eskue “want of me MB tm the°__endm belng m tha __ 
’ ‘ amount asd . :cnc els, 0
Tl' strength and color. just 'sf German bankers and the Rothsehilds ::,.:;T¢:;t|-l:rI;l(ti!::°;: haexceedve, Zi.-ltilhh;      st
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HE ThA for an evenm wel%0l¢ll¢8|l¢1'\»0f&k¢ W8 W||°|° 1°!" earningsbysome sevenmillonsotdollan sm
g 8116 URN WU* ¢ll°‘l8\l 0505 ‘mill “min veryseusihly adds But the Internolon-al 
-_ \|\Y°s°°*3 "° uk* “P th* "|‘°l° *'“°°“f~ |haapaid, nevarthelms, llrdiher consider
0 vs while the larger subscriptions covered the “mm must he
" ‘~ °°°*|°°'°"‘1*i'“°' °'°"~ N°'~°1' b°¢*°iThaI. C.RhasI|;n of immensebzhitt. _ - _ A . 0
` 1. inr.n¢wm1a'si|im\-Lumina acer or s ¢,,`g,,¢,,,,,,v;,,,h|¢,,,1,.,,,;|,,",|,,,,;,,i f _ 0 ' 1 - p
 __  _ _ \__ ‘___ _\__ _ \__ mouemeimnosn form sues e sunerlinpomnt out iu_ etiénsthenimrne _ _ _ _ _ _
f is abundant response. Gunmen federation. itmighrbeadded _ _ _ _
r ~ f |_*j"__;*__"‘5_*;'=_';j_'m”'j_;° __e"°°=~m§°;°_u°”"=b_ A splendid chance to Ht the boys
» _:_-»»,.s....... e... .. ......,......n... Good School f Suit for very little money
and aide~il'aeked by another roadtobc , ` ` _ ' _
__bllilteutirelyatthtpnhlicollt. ` Y li'-‘ ` '
 ~ WI 'll' no my 36000.  in anim
_ _ $l0,(I}3,(Kl) worth and lllllghi back '
-spects. HisodiceisintheM0rriS Bl0ok,*$7m0“n 'cnt In “hu 'ads the
_ _:Queen Square.  Provinces contributed more    Q
tnmonesinnofcmsaisnexpommrt 1 _ ‘ » ' _ b
U. il \ “>'\ e %\ l I That British creditwasnot much lm- Suu., but took only an seventeen: -~ _ _
- f’ "°i'°""’ ""° ”°"’ °°°"'°“"'°B°°'w" pu-0 or me imports from me Unimed
'was amply demonstrated when the States t°Cm‘d`
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Ulm" M uw sdkrnm “_” we u 
lashreo! spun silk _may_shd_`ltly be a nw ' 4 ' f  _  3 _ ~ _ 'R
'iuaumy in me vicinity or montreal. ~ 0  ' " if _ ‘ ~
Enos of the sux worm imnortednom '  '  _ "
Italyare now beinz hatched along with ' ' _' "' _ '
others from China, Japan and France
Canada has this year the biggest sur
plus in her history The _cillcial sink E  I
ment shows the total receipts for the year
ended 30th J uue last were $66,0l8,ol4 and
and the expenditures $-2.013.750. There
are, however, some outstanding accounts
to be met which will still leave asurplus
ot fourteen and a halt millions. The
largest previous suplus was 'also during
Hon Mr Fielding’s term in 19(1) when
the figure was 38054714. ` Last year-'s
surplus was also a handsome one, viz
$'|',29l,3!l5.
the United scum in round figures c ass  at   of
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W e balance ol trade isheavily- _ my
aguinst the Dominion asawhole inour N _
commercial relati w 0
Sm _,___ is _;;_fm_f=;_=___°~_:__1j_;»1§_j ¢ are g mg out of the Clothing
:_;»_y_;;f=::_°;°_§_;=§=1°n;»<;_f__»_=;_¢ Now is your chance to get this season’s
Provinces eoueenveiy sold use you to | ' '
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unwe-
Our Fall  
Overcoats 
y Astatementprepar-ei bythefhnadian , ` _
_Departmental Tr-adeandCo|umereewas ` .
,distributedtothedelegates ofthclmper _
uri-sae Commun u¢uueai,aimwu»g ' __ ‘ ` '
Canada’a pereeutageot increase ottotal
trade ascompared withteu other; pr-ln.  _
_cipalccuutries Thehasisditcompas-lsou -
theilscalyeara _For thepaat lveyeara ‘tl
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If it’s an Overcoat for the business man
` who wants style and service and conservative _
fashion-
It’s hcrc, $10.00 t0 $14.00.
' If it’s an Overgarment for the punctil-
ions,professional man who seeks individuality
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_ widest{variety of fabrics, colors and  A
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 It’s l1crc,,$l2.00 I0 $20.00.
  If it’s a Top-Coat for the

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Canada -
Italy s
Argentine Rep _
Japan
~ United States
Cane Colour
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mn°'s: 
gg; Church Services.
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aaa, _Prince Street.-Prayer and Praise
mu 'l.Strauger-sweloorne. Atteutiveushem.
23.3
Stateswhlchwas apparent in the later
decades 0f_ the nineteenth ce :tnry. In
tact reciprocity is now being aissussed
_ more generally and more favorably on the
otha-side ot the line than in Canada.
Gamdiaus would rather do their own
mauuiacturinizthan to have Americana
do ittorthem.
to let theraw materials ot thi country go
across the border to be manufactured.
Ther-elsalso a growing appreciation of
our position in the British Empire and
a growing desire for trade expansion da
uoderourowuilag. The British Empire ' _ ,
will always be the greatest of nations in _ - '
commerce. As Uucls Sam becomes more “T” Dumrms umnuh ‘mnduw is r°q‘“'°d R
' ardeutiuhis advances Canada becomes n"°‘““"°7'm'°°°°°d‘u”°°’t9°°d _A '
i , ' 9 imoresbyofreciliroeilo. Canada ismore Bighuuuu m°ax'v°?p°n\m‘ Ben- '_‘°t_°'°:b°l;::mé;{°%°k:i':‘?kt‘u:d'“|:
1     oousciousothercommercialindependenee dist"-l‘t7p'm.o“eehmm‘t2lh .L ammo an *hh emplqment b,
_ _ Innlrineaatluseniee.
mdmoreassuieaoznsrownfutursuim ‘N°”°”' W W Th“'mb"mw°
_ _ . _ ~_ _ - St.Pau1’s-Bev.LeoT. . illiams “ Gllllelltoting
_ _T0l1y 011 011C   __ ""b°!°r°".dh'm“n°'inn°h"wt° Rector. Lion-nlngservlcel1a.m. Sundgyl_ilGrsat60orge Street Church, opento
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 , _ _ ~ Ovgfggats mgans    _ _ _' 7p.m. A_1leeats£reeandunap\lo1a'iated.__5»“3lllriUlllMlrlouli=u1'e.
Ullicg
to
°   G00d-by Tailor
~ and -money saved. The sh0rt “T0ppe.i',” the
long "Stroller," the medium length “Chester
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Great Britain
Belgium
Switzerland '
France
There is no longer in Canada that
desire tor redprocity ith t-he
Grace Church.--Prayer lleethg at 10 a.
Rev. W. W. Lorlue atll and 7. Sunday
Solioolat 2.15.Sh~angers alwaywelcome
andpmvided with oomtortableneats.
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St. amos.-Pi-ayermeetmg Rev. R ' » "3"
'rJn mo- an una -it msudq w° K' r 
wi ma nine one ns-».a0. ~ - Crm-iooerown,
_ _ _ _ Mauager~P. E. Island
at7.SllndaySchoolat2.3llp.m.
'°b°me_vmwl_sm°vid°dwim”“s_  
 ~ ~ ' Announcements
Theyarealsolessdisposed
lttllh0m&
clnraancnnisrus ' -Regular-HeetiugotVictq-5
r Sami sr 2.30. Priya- muon i"8~ L
Wednesdaynightat8o’clock. Seahiree _hdia Aumhnlaf Y “_  *_
mdlmooroomwd- lleetsthlssmuimat 7.30 odour. Fun
HATtheCanadaLif AssuraneeCompu
l=1’s'=r=m°\mt of¢NewBnanies pid’
Cana.da,1n19o2,than any other noel”
_ __ _ M5, Inthisasinotherfespeets thelleportplacea
G Sinclair-otloutague at llaud 7.. _ e   
daySchool and Bible cIassat2.3l. 
Bev.SamnelFrende.rat 11aadBevG.  '
White ~
Gnuncnorolmrsr. _hvby d”mnT° Q pu; '
Serviessatll a.m.aud345p.m. malgahould-apply i
ii¢v.B.~w.S1e§¢u.°..011ma1. suo S0" of Temperance _ou even' `
FARMERS
AND HURSEMEN
Feeding stock tor the
Exhibition would do
to feed some of theI 
Connrrion PowDizk§e-i
sults 'are quickly notice§l.
Itgivss aloose e`oat`,’ a
`gl%y,’~h1de a healthful
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pearance. A true 
puriiice and tonic-#Its
sales are increasing largly
as it is a gerat favorite.;
Let’s show you testi-
moniliils inits favors. 
_ riee,»25e. per1b._ ~
Sold girly by f 
_ f  _ _ 9 i " i.Yl.llEll0ll, Pm.,_3.
_ THE clbrumks.  f ri¢_sqw¢ 
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St Peter’s.-Bev Jas. Slmllon, H.A.
PrlestIncumhent,RevTH.Hunt,D.D.
a=»f.Pr-inf, noiycmmmim (pun
Sam latlns(ehoraDaudSermouat
11 a.m. Sunday Sehoolat 3tp.ra.
Cha-allvsussugaudseruicu 7p.m.
Holy Gomuaiuu lvexy wa day
at74oa.nLChnrchandAllSdllta
Chapalopeneverydayhmulmurlseto
suneettorprivatedevotions.
' SALVAHON ABl¥»
sumq»servims¢7,u,s,.na»s7a0p.n*
Thursday Friday.an`d Saturdayat_7.N.
ssvaurn DI! anvxirrisrs,
tSreet,at2.€llaudat7p.m. ~ 
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HondayWellncsdqu»d
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we noouluhvus. citrine
clfllalldatim. liomeatloill.
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_ -memorial Dq.-all oaareiun no
_ ytI;e@iiuat,atl_,30o’cloek,.to,
gtakeoart inthe 
l1Day.Proce's7aiou3eaves Lodge 
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n¢b¢i~vmi»¢s.»u05¢¢_ or
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reqoestedto|u'cetat0d¢l!ellows Halioa 7p.m.' “_Paeumea|a,ltsoansa,qmptuma,
'Sum wo.
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oiwerznseos.-_ira»aina'-an wint¢,.that is-elerhq to
_ ' Homenslo. Boanaeiponlyaoe. _
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_ Services at the Tabernacle, Fitioylmll ¢g.l0.Y°four fav;;: trips by,t:‘e iumdfii
tlieiuamwedo more we
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To Orwell Wednesday at3.¢ll.l'arela‘_. ‘  ‘
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