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Pi-amen: ......i\. A. mmm °' 1905' Maniiging Editor ......J.B. Burnett written shortly sitter the catastrophe TUESDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1914. 1-iussia’s development since the reign Peter the Great. In the seven- DHRY 0F EVENTS *_ TODAY. City Magi‘strate’s Court, 9 a. in. \‘-'IZ 9p. m. ; l Auousr. \\\'fIIII/II/ S S Time: H t. Time. H t. _ llls'i\\\\\ `7CliU||hml\¢\-1 =5e1weeP 3225532; sseesseg Gwwilézcéb. Q see” E 6; :come - H. M- , Sn 19:07 I S. 10.22 M. 21:81 Tu. W G G 22:32 28:22 Th. -.~ 11:18 S? cc 3 *F is ‘P ci 4' c ,v .1 ._ fl ._ _~ .Tr ~; ._ Tiff wi - Only a Few` A comparatively small number of Hamilton Watches are made every year. Their extreme ac- curacy and fine adjust- ment forbids making them in large quantities. 6" The amiltun sith “ Tlu Esllrsau' Timitupar of Anurlca '~ Not only the msn or woman who wants a very accurate watch buys the Hamilton-but thc individual i- - \ who knows about watches usuall 1"# lv V ` demands the Hamilton. We ser! Hamilton watches complete, or supply is Hamilton movement for your present watch case. All sizes, ; , or msn and womsn. "' . l` '_ l mw-~ “"6&é g§O>B® ~"?`_’~?t‘ dw»»» Quo mae 12:49 18:32 Tu. 14.14 W. _ 14:56 Th 15:92 F. 16:88 17:46 19:08 M0 20:18 5‘9 21:20 tl'2 22:10 8‘6 22:51 70 28:58 7'4 'i`iZi'§"`e"'i"` s~a F. Sn. 12:05 S. M. .'i°§§E`hi°=§§§§¢‘5§'§S5‘£‘1E'6.`¢5‘c§’.I.`E=occ Ill fll VI :v»F§2§5¢P’§€? Fr 95??f?¥ S5‘3$§.°i3S'.'='é wesssaeee é4Aw~»Nw °'°.'?°‘°.° Qmooe 10:04 10:58 0:02 ` 0:35 12:89 1:07 18:30 86 1:40 14:23 2:14 16:19 ' 2:52 16:24 8:39 17:40 ` 4:84 19:01! . 5141 20:16 QgQmmqxma_ »a¢~mw~oJ» Qgmqqm amanda Mt` fP.E.1.Pbtr, _ zxolfeétfucg, 10 a_ m_ re' y ° y training and organization, was not PPUJ00 Edward Theatre. 7-30 “Hd Through the strategy of Peter the al and severe struggle, Russia ba- cs a united Empire. In the be- ginning of the 18th century, the frontier, though only partially de- fined, had a total length of 9,333 nliles. The army was from 150,000 to 280,000 strong, but, through lack of of teenth century, after violent upheav- me to be relied upon as a fighting force. Great and the experience gained in peoplels Theatre’ 745 ,md 9 P' m_ the war with Charles XII,, it was greatly improved. Other wars lol- lowed, and at the commencement of .____..______ the 19th century Russia had become B105 WATER- a strong military power. During the ensuing hundred years Russia. had to face several diilicult military prob- lems under complicated conditions. One of the earliest of these was the conflict with l\'apoleon's invading host. In the north she had to make sure her position in the Gulf of Finglnd and B0¥.llI1lB. In H18 WQBY. she had to keep the Poles in subjec- tion. In the south her footing on the shores of the Black Sea had to be made secure. In the Caucasus and Far East everything had to be done. Three wars were waged with Turkey- in 1906-12, in 1828-29 and in 1877-78. In the middle of the century the in- terference of the European Powers ill Rusaia's affairs led to the Cfimssu War. Thereby Russia lost her Black Sea fleet and the possession of the mouth of the Danube. In 1877-78 she won back those last advantages. and also obtained l>°B°’e55i°“ °f Ba” oum and Kara. Of this conflict-the lsst great war in which Russia Was Engaged in tue 19th century-General Kuropatkin says that,_however in- volved its causes lnay have nren, it Fox lndustry Throughout the United States An excellent chance is off- ere_d to get in with a good reliable company of Ameri- cans now building ranches on P. E. Island. F_`or further particulars write the Boston Office of Bay State Fur Farms, Room 76, 45 Bromfield St. __ Boston, Mass. suiuis , BROWN.-At Pownal, ,,,, July .'l1st., to Mr. sind Mrs.. John Il. Brown, a son. Congratulations. Pnt. please copy- ` ' DEATHS £ ]lU\ITAI_\'.-Miss Isabelle Buntain of Rustico, in the 86th (eighty-nlxth) year of her age. _...__ EFFECT ON LOCAL FOODSTUFFS MARKET. Some concern has been crested in the flour market as a. result of the war, some of the large mills stating that owing to the fluctuations in the fwheiit market it is impossible to put B Drice on flour. It is understood that dealers here do not usually ltwk heavily st this time ct the -your and consequently are not in as 8004 I position to supply any large demand as they would be-_in the fall., Bonn of the large mills have with-` drawn quotations entirely so that it ll lmpolllblo at this mom t. ` my “gum ,Hem 80:. ‘atlas dltions. No dreadnoughts, super- mlllllrsnlklnlnl muslim (lin “VID” °f *NU lllilral. Ona of the large companies, in an advice to their customers here, stats that could not on the market to- and buy flour 76 sts viirioualy estimated at from ons and we know as little, excepting' that the tion has imposed upon the rest of is also mid to be n most efficient one serves, and a fighting strength said to be over n million Of the mobil ment little is known. It ls to be noted that this war, if it becomes a general ons, is the hrst to be fought under modern con- dresdnoughts or submarines have yet CONFEDERATION CELEBRATION "““““’°'Y°“'“"°“g ""““‘° ‘°w“'d`° the Blunt; Sea, complicated by the ________,______.._ sober-minded of my people." This '_"' 't f ssistin the kin- admission in face of Liberal asser- naarsfrnn OF ACCOMMODATION. gsggsséeivinni, am: sulggricns. nur- NOTES mms ,hat ..c,v,| Wm... ,,,epam,,_,,,,, _ W re all bluii, was like spark 'n 'T IDB the ‘W0 cenmnes that ended We have fm desfire _ to “How The thee gunpowder, and catiised ii veril- Aregister o‘ accommodamm in with December 31. 1900. RUBEN DB0 Patriot in its qulbbliug 011 the W' tnbie explosion of Liberal und Lali- . . waged 22 wars, for the expansion of presentation or uny other question. our wruth. The Chronicle suggested lgnvate bonu' and 3 few bllardlng thu Empire, lasting inpall about 101 ,nu stand on the “fourth represents- lhfit U16 King had bI`B“'~ll€d Hcliffllv' V ouses may be consulted at the years; ,,, ,Our Wa... nn- its defence, uve~ has ...uae it rlaiculnuu even in f\}g’il;h° t‘;;‘”‘;:§;‘§£‘;ste§‘ ‘Guardian Office. Pr0v|8l0ll lla! euiiui-ing for 4; years; had been en- the syes of its friends. The H811' though; His Mujcsty had been un- ialrendy been made for about 400 gngca in seven wars and two cam- ‘zurd reports are open to its readers, duly .ilurn-.ca hy reports ol ununiciul \ l Pccllle over and above the ordiuilfi' vsisns. in “the interests °f €““@'“l and if will b@'f°““‘1 H m“°" *"0"* W' “°“"“e"°""' _ ° _ _ _H . . _ 4 - ,_ While the Unionist newspsperslvuve 1" I jholel accommodation. The names E“’°I’°““ "‘?"“°“' °°'°_'".'g "1 'fn h“b"’ _““'h°"”' tha" Th” P“.;"° upheld thc Kings ucuuu una umu- ».} U. » ayO1° - - _ ~'1' il l`0°°9dil1Bs of the I fifty, the Czar's government is evi-11-PZi5la¢\"'° Bild i9 ill BWI? WB! wor- ' ' asntiy nutoistsnccd. 'rust .ui invsa- thy of the lwvvuf ¢°l1f°rfed ulwn ing German army would meet with Ulm- _ awe c lt s ia ha an invafiii(l;mRuus;,:nmar}hllyB wohldn meet LONDON ~ in o - `”` -mu. cue--1»<_»f-u-si- -<1 ...... ...... u.........-........._, made of selected cowhide leather, on mits. Taking everything into con- L0N|_i0\' 249. Jul _ sideration, however, the General is which. Q the Kin; Tdlifuday dl.; disposed to believe that neither Ger- |10 WYODE stems to many nor Russia would ultimately have pulsed' and today the d°m“° “§.‘I'2.§f.°‘2s..§f..§‘€..§’.§"‘Z§’.Ii...”“$.`f..'E221 lined, with blouse pocket. All prices. nalists were, in the posi- :- The House of Quality Everyone nowadays carries only the ! Leather Suitcases ’.i‘;‘.';..Z“°.?. .‘1i..F.‘;i;"‘..‘.‘;.“.';;.1‘iZ.§f‘° :::::“;: .122§.‘;§::::S“....".‘..'i‘;“‘t.'::¢; Catches full lmen lmed and fitted Wlfh su.. u -.unc ue 'mule Aw- swf-°'° ‘1--if-. »-fl -io" to blouse or shirt Docket. All prices. _ ance, the Dual Monarchy has turned avert the disaster which seemed ine- ~ - _ Matting Suitcase -made of strong fibre matting, extra '“=“'df°*'-H°W“°°°“f"=°”"°~ deep, leather corners, top strap, swing ‘“‘°"°. °' "‘° °““"“°* '°"‘“‘“°“ handle, brass locks and catches, linen Give Patons a call for holiday goods. PATONS PATONS C. "*“7 Y _ ‘ ' 11% ` * lest Food in me world ls good . Homemade Bread, made of ' “Beaver” Flour Bread, made of "Beaver" Flour. will nourish and sustain you longer than lny other one article of diet. Bread, made of "Beaver" Flour, ls the least expensive of whulelumi foods. You can eat bread, made of "Beaver" Flour three times ldlfl for s lifetime without wanting s change. It's good for you. “B|taver” ls a blansied flour. It contains both Ontario and Wostnri wheat, in exact proportions. Your grocer will supply you. Try lt. Dl£ALEl£&-Write us I on Feed. Coupe Grains _ Cereals. Tha T. ll. TAYLDII C0.. lllllld. Cllhlll, && .i F. PCOLEY, 65 KENT ST. I-IALIFAX, N. -Q., 'Travelling Halen Agent sf" -'W . -~ -- - - - committee on Fisheries, Game and 'Fill'-henrilig animals, of the Com- mission of Conservation. - ~- -- `*‘ - Pl HOTEL FLANDERS I lf”-|57 west 4-7th Sl., New Tort ily ' JUST UFY BROADW A1 I hs right klnil ...l s hotel ln the right locality. iii uis lisnrl ii' :hs tlisstrs dist.. ot sim coli..-ent. to the sliouplug ce|\trs»i.l'nsttlv».i Ilis .i-..,._ lnruslliui :urs ua luil su excr-ptloiinl orcllaslrn. A larra riililytion lust coiuplstad e--ntuinnu ~ library. ui ll sud hluisru hull. lisndsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bslli, $150 PER DAY UPWARD uni Usutrsl Rilitl-ln. cars ins rkml "tiv.»sil»viii" witlinuo snnulvi rs niiuvivunli r~l§»ll|f‘»||i.‘-ith A->"sr iv th ut un 0 \.| pull 0§\.eIl\. uolu nlwnini .li,t1uAu. ri, |'nu|°. il1nman; ls that of rearing foxes in captivity, attention being pnid chiefly to the idark or so-culled silver foxes on uc- count of the great vulue of the skins Attempts lluvo been inride for u able black or silver foxes in cuptivi- ty, but the experiments of Dalton and (lulton on Prince lddwnrd li-llind are chiefly responsible for the estab- lishment of this industry on its pre- sent successful basis." After describing the method of fox (Continued on page 3.) ` -L_ "If you .are troubled with dyspsp- sla or any other farm of stomach trouble, we believe that Rexsll llvs- number of years 1....; tu ...ur vnu- Sell then you are sure ot it, you know what in redien s I .- _ ' g t are used, you can make as much as desired and will cut down the cost-and our ice-cream freezers are Just what you want. Call in and see them. if pepsia Tablets have worked wonders in scores of local cases and their good merits are gunrnnteed by over 5000 drugglsts located in every corner of Canada mid United States. 'l’wo sizes $1 00nnd 500 ri 'hox, gunran yourself and use it. You will like the look of our smooth running, ball beating and clean shaving lawn mowers. See them. ' __ - ..l._...---_ <_l" " - ___-_...I 21 /tial... iuc-c.c..... Freeze? In Your Home The best way to have ice-cream is to make it your- Shave the Lawn Don’t borrow your neighbor’s lawn mower,`get one - ~ ° ° ' ' ' 'iced to satisfy ur uiuncy ,rc-funuodi & il-Y 0' her RUBY. 09|' mem!! 01 N139' Delfnesf Cannot be Cured ' Mh¢Kj|m0f| [hug CQ" C0'-_I great pon andthe emciency 0| hm. °quip_ morn and Kent gt;-,efl Mtp YY vigtgfia Row i ` 1 sis l -~ ; g I engaged in actual war. No aero- PIIDBB or wireless, signalling have Yet employed in warfare. From the of thble modern do- by has or land. Regal Shoes for Men---Goff Bros Sole Agents Regal Shoes are_built with a care and_ attention to detail which th - Leathers and their materials are selectsd_-keeping in mind always the speciale s:l’\';irc;lag';: