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THE
SOLD
I oomzsric coua'r Ao.1us'rER
l-low woiild you like to have tho Joh'
,011 rnljiistlng all the niai'1i1il ups and
downs 111' 11 1-ityot`lial1'u inillion popu-
.lL1tioii'.‘
'l`liis 1111111-siz1-ii job has 111-1-ii o1`t`1-rod
Mrs. I1lai'11ai'1-1 l~‘. Sirch, of Los .\11gc-
I1-s, 1-hit-1' iiiirsi- 11t` 1111- liurt-au t11`
]\Iuiii1'i1111l .\'\1r.~'i1i1.:. S111- was one 111`
11 1111111111-1' who t1i11k the rlvil .<1-rvi1-11
c.\a1iii111i1i11ii 1`111' 11111 1111.<i1ii111, 111111 shi-
1-ani1- 11111 wii1111-i'. 'l`l11- 1inl_\' 1111es1i1111
111111' is \\`1ll Mrs, .\`ii'1'li ;.'.i\'11 1111 1111-
li1`1:\\'11i'l1 111' iiiirsiiiiz 111 1;1l11- 1111- iii1i1-l1
n1111'1- 11111111-_\'1,-11 joh 11f the city faniily
a1lj11s11-i".’
.\l1‘11_ .\'i|‘1-li has 111111 3"‘i\F-“ Ut' "-xiN`l`l‘
eii1'1- 111111111-.: liuniaiii 111-ings and thinks
_:1'l1.~ 111111111 s11n11-1111111: 111111111 1111- ll‘i=IlS
111111 iril1iil:i1i11i1s 111` 1111- iii111'i'i1-11 \\'111'l1l.
'l`l11- 111-\\ 1-1111i'1 is 11111-11111-11 111 .<1-tllc
1111111111111-11111 \\'i\'1-1111111 111i\'11n1i1is1111t
o1"1-i1i11'1_ T111-1~.1s'1-s will 111- 111-ard 1-1111-
111l1-111i;1ll,\. I-111-r,\' 1-l`1`11r1 will 111-, 11111111-
t11ii1lj11st i'a1l11'1‘.1l1:\ii 111 51-1111- l1_\' l-‘L1-
al s1-111i1':11i111i. t11` 1-11iii‘s1- .-11111111 1-11s1-s
will liaivt- 111 111- 1:1111-ii 111 the i)ivo1'1'c
1`111ii'1. 11111 111,11 1111111 :ill 11111111' 1'1.-11s11n-
1iI1l1- 1111-1li111l.~' li;1\'1-, 111-1.-ii lrit-11 1`11i'
liriiiuintx 111111111 11 111,--.ici-1111111 settle-
1111-ill.
111 N1-w \'11r11 t‘i1_\' ili1-i‘1- is 11. (‘1\1irt
of l1111ii1-.-1i1- 111-la1i11i1.< 111:11 is 11111111:
11111111 \\11i'l1.11111l :111 1-l'i`11i'1 is 111111' 111-1
1111: 11111111- 111 111111- 1111111 1111111 and
\\-11ii':1|i _j:i1l;;1- iii 1111-1-11111'i s1111si111:1-i
it l`:i1r 111-1-isi11i1 1,111 1111- 1':i:~i-s |1r111|1lli1
1111 iii 111111 1<1111i'1, i1 111-inc, 1-11111111-.1 111111
1111- 1\\'11 vi1-w1111i111s 111‘ 1111- 1111111 and
\\'111i1a11 111'1- 1-.~'.<1-1111111 i11 11r1|1-1' 111 1.11-1
i`ai1' 1111111' l`r111ii 1111- 11111111-_
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MORSON- & DUFFY
Barristers and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY TO LOAN. '
1 _
Sold by George E. Hughes.
A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon
1v1¢1_1-:AN 111. iv1c1<1NNoN `
I-3arrister‘s, Attorneys-at-Law
li1‘owi1 lll111-11. 1`li1ii'l11tt1-t111v1i. ..
1--~ _ -~ 1
WARBURTON &. SHAW.
[1111'i'1s11-rs. .\1l11i'1i1-ys, N11111ry l’iit1-
l11'. I-111-. $11111-ilors for t‘111ii1da1 Bniik-
1-1's.\ss111-111111111, 11111111 o1` l\l1iiilrr‘nl
1‘:1i11i1l1i, Iii-i'i111i1i1-111 i\l11i't1.:1i1;1- i‘11r11oi'-
11111111.
111111-1-:-1 -11111 1i1i.1r1li;ii1 111111-1-, l’1'o-
wsi- 111111-11, t`l11i:[11l11-111\1'11, 1”. iii. i.
I ._ _`~M_:"i *
D.C. McLeod. K.C., W.E. Bentley, K.C.
MCLEOD 62 BENTLEY.
I3.11'1'|ste1's .intl /'torvicys-.1tL:1w
(ll1l1‘1-.1- 11.11111 11|' _\`. S. I`l1:1iiil11'r.~‘,
1`1i;1i'i11ll1_-111\1'11. l'. 1-I. 1.
~ PATENT SOLICITOR
WM. S. BABCOCK
L11w_v11r 1l’. SJ 111111 I1--.:i.-111-1-1-11 l’1i-
teiit .\1lo1'i11-y,'l1'1 _\'--11i'.\' 1-s111~ri1-ii<'1- iii
11111111111 111111 If. 1%, `li1\'1-11Ii11i1s 11r11ii111t-
ly 111111-1111-11,- 'I`r1|1l1- i\l1ii'l1s :ind 111--
siniis 1-1-1_'is11-i'1-il; i1i1`ri11a1-1111-111 111111
\'ali1lil_v s1-1ir1-lies. l<Ivi1|1:111~1-, 1'11ll1-1-toil
in 111111-111 :~'1ii1.~=.' Iii-11111'1s 111‘1-1111i‘1:1l i`11r
1'111i1is1-I.
Expert witness in patent suits Pat-
ents obtained in all countries 99 St.
J_a111cs Street Montreal. Write for ln-
fo1'm.1tion.
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siiiwiwizit
B11i11;AiNs
Men’s Oxfords in ian and
Black
2(1),-ap.. c. Discount
Woi1i@n’s and Misses’ Pumps _
and Low Shoes, formerly
$2.00 to $3.00
‘NOW $1.69
12 pairs only Misses’ Pat-
ent Boots $2.50
Now $1.69
we want you to ask for and
see our new low priced:-
Hard Knock Boots
Men’s.................$2.85 '
Boys’......  2.35
Youths’. ........... .. 1.95
They Can’t Be Beat
Morris,-.-Smith--B¢°r I
1' 11' Pays to buy' in om Province.
THE S. 8. "CITY OF GHENT" ar-
rived here -yesterday from Loulsburg
C. B. withfa ohoicp cargo of Reserpr
Runmtno Coal to Buntain Bell and
C0_ ' - 2659
COAL ARRIVALS. -The tern Schrs`1
“Wawanock" and “Waltham” arrived
here yesterday from New York with
Bell and Co. 2659
FLORAL AND FANCY dress Car-
nivul for the Red Cross Fund. Aug.
30th, 4 p.ui. Tableaux, decorated auf
and ,di-ivors of vehicles are request;
‘to join in the procession. The rn Q,
L. O. L. BRADALBANE. -There
will be n special meeting of Galvin L.
0. L., on 'i‘liu1°sd11y August ‘.’_6th at
7,30 p. ni. Menibers will be asked to
1-on1ri11ut1; to I1. O. L. Machine gun
fiiiid. Iiy urdor of \\”o1'sl1ipful Master.
2660
THE PATRIOTIC CONCERT ii1
1-nn1i1-.1'tioii with 1111- .-\1i1iu11l I-`l0wcr
Show will 111- 111-ld this 1-vciiiiig, l’rint'¢
ot' \\'al1-s t_‘oll1-1.:t- Ilall -_-\1lniission
1151-.--'l`li11s1‘ \v1111 \\‘1-1'1-, t`0l't\1llutc o-
iioiigli to 111-111' this 11i'ogi'ai1111ir_1 last
_\'1-:ir weri- loud iii their praises. 'l`l1f-
saiiie 11a1'1i1.-s1ii'e taking part this y1-111'.
111.1151
ENTERIES. -A great 1111111' enter-
i1-s 1`oi' the .\iiii11al l-`lo\-.'1-' Show in
l’ii111'1- oi` \\'al1-s (‘oll1-g1- l‘;ill iwliicli
11111-11s nt t|i1'1-1- 11'1-lock 1111l:1_\'l lia\'1:
111-1-ii i'1-111-i1'1-11. ’l`l1is pi'1ii1iis1-s to 111-
11111- 11t` 1111: 111-st sliows yet 111-l1l. --
.\diiiissiui1 t1-ii 1't-nts, 1.-.\:ti1.‘111lI\l5_ |0-
11i_i;lit \\'l11-ii t\\'e1it_v-five 1-1-nts will he
1-li111'g1-11 l`oi' the t1r11.ii1l l’11ti'io1.i1' t‘11ii-
1-1-rl. 30131
PROFITABLE SALE. -The Red
t`i'11,-1s li1-11111 B11z1111i'. 111111 S0111 N0
1~i'1-ain 1in1l cake, at the llzill, Pownal,
1111 t~‘1111i1'1l11y night. 'l`li1-rc was 11 large
1:a1l11-i'i1ig, and 1-vt-i'_\'tliiiig went oft'
wi-ll. S1-v1-i‘11l large 1-11111-s were sold
hy .\lr. .losi-1111 111-alcy. Soiiii-tliing
11\'1-1' $100 was r1-1111'/.1-d. The la1li1-14 ol'
tli1_~ l'11\\'11;1l lt1-11 t'r11s.~' 111,-s1‘,i've great
1'i'1-1111 1`11i' 1111-ii' 1iii\\‘c111'ie1l labors in
1111- 11111111 1-aiise.
SIGNALLING SCHOOL.-.-\ short
.<1-1111111 111` sigiizilliiig is 111111111 to 111-
11111-111-11 in 1'li111'loti1-towii. This will 111-
1111 1-x1~1-lli-nt 11p11o1'lii11i1y for all l11i_\'s
11111-1'1-.<11-1| 111 1111111111 1-1-r1iIi1'1111-s and
l11-1-oiii1- -41111111111-11 si1:,iiall1‘,i‘s. .\tten1i-
11111-1- at this s1-1111111 will incur 1111 iiiili-
111ry 11l1li1:a1i11i1s_ _-\ll lliosr- intentling
111 111111- 1111- 1-o1i1's11 11111111 li1\ii<l in their
11111111-.-5 :ii 1111- .-\i'i1i11ii1'i1'-s 111-tw1-en 4
and 71 11’1-lo1'l1 this 111`1,crii11oii.
BELFAST NOMINATION.-1\ con-
1'1-iitioii 111` 1111- I.i111-ral-1`11iisc-rvativcs
11|' the l-`11iii'1li l1isti'i1't ot’ Qiit-oii`s was
111-l1l 111, l-11111111 yt-1111-r1l11_v 111 iioii1in11te
11 1~1\i11iid111o in 11111111 ol' i\ia_l11r M1-l'l111il
now at 1111- 1`i'11iit. Mr. A. D. Ross,
1‘111iv1-111-1', 11i'1:si1l1-d, and Mr. N1-,il .1\.
.\l1-1.1-1111 1i1'11-11 as S1-1-1-1-1111'_v. Mr. A.
I1. it:-.ss was liiiaiiiinoiisly noiniiiatr-11
111 fill 1111: place 111` itlajiir M1'l'liail.
.»\1ldr1:ss1-s wt-re 111-.liv1:r1-11 hy Mr.
lloss, i\ir. J. S. Martiii. l\li'. 11111111111
\'i1~l1ols11n, M. l‘., and otliers, all high-
l_\' 1-1111111111111-ntary o1` thi- r1-1'o1'1l 111' the
_\l;11l1if-s11ii ti11v1-rnii1<-iit. 'l`h1- 1rr1‘1111-st
1-iilliiisizisiii p1'1-v1iil1-d wlii1'li I1-,1`1 1111
1l111il1t 111' the r1-turn ol` the (l11vei'n-
1111-111 1'an1li1l1111-.s hy lzirgc iiiajorities.
LAWN PARTY.-'i‘he :inniial pi1'iii1:
111111 hiwn party in aid 111' 1111: l‘rol.r\si-
11111 1l1'11l111i1a1.:1-, was 111-ld _\'1-1111-1'1li1y at
i\11. Ili-r|11-rt. 'l`l11- \\'1-111111-1' was all
that 1-ould 111- 111-sir(-11. 11 cool 11rc<"/.11
11-ii1p1:riii1.: the 111-111 of 1111-. 111'11irnooii.
’l`lir1-11 trains 11-it 1111- 1'i1_\' duriiig the
day for i\l1, II1-i'l1i'1-1. 1-111:11 111' 1111-ni
wr-ll lill1\1l. ’I`h1- s111‘1'i11l train r1-1iirn-
ini: 111 Ill 11'1-lot-11 was 1'r11w1le1i to 1'1ip1t-
1~i1_v. 'l‘l1e 4111 Itf-1:11111-nt liand was in
attf-111111111-11111111 1-,iili\'1-iii-11 1111-,pro-
1-1-1-1li11i:.~< at 11111-rvals with a 1i111- pro-
.L'rai1i|111- 111` ni1isi1~, \\'hil1'- 1111- skirl 11’
1111-, 11i111-s, 11l11_\'1-1l liy two stalwart
11i111-rs, was l11‘ard 1il1o\'1: the gli-1-1`1il
::li11111s ol` 1111- 1'|iil1lr1-11. .-\1i uiilimitr-d`
siipply 111' 1'1-1`1'1-siiiiir-111s 111' 1-v1-ry 111-,-
s1-ri1'11i1111 was 1loii1-, l`ull jiistii-1-, to hy
1111- l1iI'1.:1- 1111111111-rs prosr-111. .1\ 1111.:-111'-
wai' |11-1w1:1-ii the ladies 11l`for1lo1l 1-1111-
si1i1-i'al1lr- 1111-1'i'in1f-lit. :ind viirioii.-1
74111111-.-1 1-1i1::11:c1l iii. A11’ a1i1'1iol1 sale
111' 1-11111-s was li1‘l1l at the 1'losr-.. Al-
|11,1:otl11-i' 1111: 11it'ni1- was 11 1:r1:11l 11111:-
1-1-ss. ’l`l111 z1r1'111i1:1-iii1:1ils were niost
11111111111' 1::1rri1-il out by the 1neml11:r.-11
111' 1111: Iiady \\':illa1-1: l.111l,1;e and 11111
'I`i'ii.~.-tees 111` the Ui'11li11i1a1.'e.
VICTORIA PARK TEA.-T111-. first
1.'11r1l1-ii 11:ii't_v 1'on1l111-t1:1l hy n (,‘on1111li-
11-1- oi 1.111111-s 1111 111-l1i1Il`oi` 1111-, ltlacliint:
H1111 I-`111i1l. was 111-Id 11|. Vi1~t11rla Park
_1'1:st1-rd11_v 1i1`11-i‘ii1111i1 1`1'oi11 -1 to 7 11.111.
111-1111li1`11l, wziriii \v1\11tl1<-,r I11.vo11ro1l the
11111111-i'iii1.:. 1lii1'i111: 1111-, curly afteriiooii,
11111 ii 1-11111 hrr-1-xr-. sprang up later
wlii1-11 p1:1'li:ips 11-11111-,il to limit the at-
11-111la1i1-1-. .\ 1111111111-,r of 1a11l1:s, 1111111-
illy s111‘1-nil with :1 11111-ral vztrir-ty of
11-1111111111: things iii the way of homo-
i11a1l1- 1-1111(-s. l1r1-1111, pastry. 011:.. de-
1-111-alt-il with I11-,niilifiil lioiiqiicts aii1l
i1ii1ii1i11ir1- liiiioii Jacks, presented 11
i1111s1 1i1tr1i1-tive iipliertraiice. Tea was
1-1-rv1-d l1y 11 1111111111-,r 111' willing ladies,
and 11 gi-cat 11i1i1iy i'c1.:1i.l1-.11 tlieinselvcxs
with the ileliciurics provided. ’l'liol1nii1l
of 1111-, 521111 R1-giniciit renderer! a fine
11r111:i-1111111111 ol` patriotic sole(-tions.
Miicli 1-1-111111 is1l111-.1lie11ovot.e1l 111-11111 ot’ `
1111111-s for their piii1istakin1.: 1iii1l un-
s1-lllsli 1-111-1-is iii 111-.liall of tlils 111111-li
111-1-dr-rl I-`uii1l. 'l'li1i only regret is that
so fi-w 1:1-1i1l1-1111-n fnvourctl tho ment-
ing with 1111-lr pri-s1-111-o. A large 11111111-
ti1_v 111` tootlisonir-, 1-111111111-,s reuiniiicd
11111-r 1111- party 111111 llieso were put up ,
111 uiirlioli 111111 1lls11o11e1l of to good ad-
vfintatgr-. ll is iniilterslood tho finan-
1'lnl pi°o1'1-1-11s were 111111.11 1~111tist'a1'tor_v.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications. as theg cannot reach the
1I111eased rtion of the ear.T ere is only o11c_way.
tn cure rigfness. and that is hy_consti1ut1ntii\I
remedies Deafness is causedjby an inflamed ron-
dition of the mucoilgelining ofthe Hustachian
Tube. When this tu is inflamed You haven
nimbliiig sound or imperfect hearing,and when
it is entirely closed. Deafnessls the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out and this
Soldb Dru ste. 751'
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OFFICE CLOSED.-Dr Ayers will be
absent from his office Wednesday and
Thursday ot this week attending-the
Sunday School Conveationat Monta-
gue. 2662
. 1 _
FLOWER SHOW. -The Band will
play several selections in front of the
Prince oi' Wales College Hall this
evening at 8 o'clock in connection
wit th Annual Flower Show Pat
it e 1 '
cargoes of Hard Coal to Buntain`riotic Concert. 2361
.
'WIFE OF. ARCHBISHOP WOR-
RELL DEAD:-Canon Simpson last
-evening received a telegram from the
Archbishop of Nova Scotia announc-
tomobiles, teams, cycles. All owne “""iiig,,1l1e dt-atlf ol' Mrs Worrell, which
sad'event took place yesterday morn-
Qng.; The funeral will tiike place on
.-the merrier! .  _Tliursilny at 2 p.m.
. » 1 - vi
MAJOR LEIGH AT MONTAGUE-
Major Leigh goes to Montague this
nfteriioon to recruit for the 55111
l‘. l-I. l.'1\ii1l N. B. lntaiitry Regiment.
This is the regiment in which there
is already one island platoon of which
tlaptalii (fainpbell is in command with
Liuiit. Rogers, Simpson and Auld as
siibalterns. lntt-nding recruits may
si-1.1 Major lieigli nt M111-1loiial1l‘s Hotel
this evening oi- toniorrow forenoon.
WILL OPEN FLOWER SHOW.-
I.i1-111.-Go_vei'nor McDonald has kindly
1-oiisented, (with several other citiz-
1-ns) to op:-11 the tliii'd Annual Prince
I-Iilwartl Island i-‘loral Association Ex-
hibition this afternoon at 3 o'1-lock. in
the l’rince of Wales College 1-iall. AlI_
1~i1lz1-.ns who would like to join this
11>s11ei1itioii may do so by handing in
L1) cents and their names to the Secre-
tary at the I-‘lower Show. All funds
111-111' _cx11e11scs given to patriotic funds.
l)11ii't forgot the Flower Show l‘11l.riot.-
ic Concert to-night in the sanie hull.
PHINEE i|]WiHll lHi1lll1
(`r11\\'de1l houses greeted the open-
ing hill nt. the Prince E1lw_ard last
night. The principal t1-uture picture
"iii the Glare of tho Liglits," with
l-‘1'1ii11-is X. Bushman, voted the
worl1i's most pop1ilai'.pl10topl11yer in
the I1-aiding role, siippoi'ted hy the
I-Issaiiny star cast. This thrilling play
was pro1lu1:1-rl in conjunction with the
1-oniplete prize story in ’l`lio Ladies
\\'nrl1l.
The story has to do with the rise
of yoiing ironmoulder. (I-‘raiicis X.
Biisliinaii), to the position of tho sea-
son‘s greatt-sit star actor, his love for
the leading lrigy. who was the means
o1`,l1ini attain g his coveted position.
his return to the t`urnz11-,es through a
‘niisiiiidcrsttindiiig and his iliinl re-
union with tho leading lady who gives
up her 1~11i'1-,er also. Tho scenery and
111,-ttillils are iiiugniiiceiii, particularly
1lios1-, 111' the blast fiiriiat,-es iii the big
i1'oii w11i'ks.
"llc1w1-1-ii 'l»`1\'o I<`ir(-s," seventh epi-
so1l1-. of "'l`li1~ llrok1-ii (‘oiii", siill keeps
its 111i1i1lr1-ds o1` t'11llo\\'<-rs at ‘ftwer
li1-nt, \\'o1ide1'iiig what will- happen
111-xl, Al`t1-r-the scene with the owiier
ut` 1111: iii_\'s11-,1'io\is .1an1l. Kitty is marie
11 prisoiit-,1' and thrust into a dungeoii
l_1c-iietitli the palace. She evinces no
1.1-.aiwof her jailor, but true to her sex;
shows 11 positive objection to tho -rats
’l`li1: dr11ni1iti1: and coinedy eleniciits
are skiltiilly 1111111111-d in this n11inl1er.
:iiid_ the iinisli leaves the spectator
niixioiis for thi- 111-xt installinciit. Two
\'1‘.i'_‘1' hiuglizililc-_ 1-oiiiedies concluded
the pi1-iiir1-, pr111.:i‘a11i1ii1-.
'I`l11-, Il1ir111oiiy lliio 1`:1ii'ly 11r111iglit
down 1,111- 111111111-, in 1111-ii' 11vo 1i1ii1il11‘ri-1.
,"\\`1-'ll Novoi' 11-.1 11111 t)l1l I-‘ing l-`all”
111111 “t‘1'av._\' Bill." 11 11:ii'111ly on the Kai-
ser. it is safe 111 say that 110 singers
who linve visi11».1l llii.-1 1-ity 1-ver re-
ceived ni1ir1- 111-1ii‘1_v applziiisc 1111111
lli1iss1's. iluskiiis 111111 ('airiii-1. Same
pro1.:ra1iiin1-. to-iiiglit. with the “11a.
zards of Ili-If-ii 111-i'i1-11." _
srimw HAT wEAviNG
'l`o1|uilla straw, 1`r11n1 which l’1iiiama
ii11ts':1ro 1111-1111:, is 11111111111-d 1'ro111 11110
111' six s|11i1'ios 111' 1111- 11111111. The niost
1ni11ort1iiit of 1111-se is kiiowii as ('11rl-
ll1l0\'11‘1l 1111111111111 and grows in 1l1e
warin, inolst rt-gioiis 111' the P111-1111:
coast i111(7ol11i11l1i:i11.1111 I-i1'1m1lor, niid
also in 1111- l`-orests of I’1-.ru along llie
lif‘a1lwators of the A11i117.n11. This
_11.'1i1ii attains 11 lioiglit of 6 to 10 fr-et.
l`l1e leaves nrt- fan sii11111,-1l. 'l`o1111llla
straw is 1-xporta-d to the l’11it1:1i States
iind other 1‘oiiiiti'i1-s, whore the hats
are 11111111: hy i11a1'liIi11-ry.
' It 1111s 11(-1:11 :11i1:1;1-sti-1l to 1111- (’oli111i-
hian g1Nei'ii11i1-111 111111 1111: 1-x1111r11i1i1111
ol’ 1`1‘i1.1‘11 111111'-111111111111 sr-1-ds 11111111111 111-
proliihlled in 11r1i1-1' t-11 pri-v1-iii. otlirr
‘coiiiitries t'r111ii 1-1il1iv111ii1;.1 itlir-sr-
plaiits. lt is also 1ir1:1-,rl that it would
he wise to levy 11 111-avy export 1l1i1_\-
o,|i the exports ol' toqiiilla strnw 111111 to
oiitci' into 1111 111,211-.1-1111-iii, 111 that 1-,il`1-,ct
with E1-iia1l11r and l"ei-11.
l’niian11t hats are 11111111: iii t‘ol1inil1la
in the l'11llo1vin1.: nii1n,n11r. Wlit-11 tho
11111111 is about- 5 1`1-1-1 high tho ni-ost
teiidoi' I1-aves_-ai-1-. 1-ut and thc veins
ti1k1-ii out, s1il1nie1';;1-d iii boiling water
sevf-.i'al times, 111111 placed iii 1,1111 siiii
to dry 11nd wtiitoii. l"urtlier to wliiten
the straw liino jiiicp is added to the
boiling water. Then the ntrnw is
nioist,1-nt-.11 to make it II1-,xlhln and split
with tho linger 111111 into strips of re-
11uir1»-.1l widtli.
-A 1111111-.li ot' straw is tied in tho mid-
dle and pl111:e1l in the centre of a
wooden mould. The fibres are plac-
ed, in e11nidis1.niil pairs, and weaving
idlheguii in the upper part of the sup
and 1-oiitiniu-s iii 1:ii'1-.ulnr form uiitll
tliolin1.isilnlslie1l. The beauty aiitl
ilurahility of the lint depend liirgely
upon tho 111'-,gn-.1-, of 1-xn1-tnf-ss with
whicli 1111-, Iil1r1-.14 are iiiterwov1-.ii. Once
1'o11i11lt-.te§_'I,‘\,h[>. hat_l11 waslir-11 iii 1-11-1111.
1-old wii11-r, it 1-ont, of giiin is nppliod
.iiiid the hat is finally polisliod with
dry sulphur. -
’l'11 wenvi- a flii1-. hat requires three
1ln_v. I-`ir11t quality hat of tnquilla
iiro sold in thc foreign retail markets
iit prices varying from $25 to $100
1-11.1'li.
’ The declared export of Panama hats
from Unrtnirena to the United; States,
have been steadily increasing. ln 1914
the exports"w'e1‘d valued, at $263,274.
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NEW YORK. A118 22,- Under the
1-apa1lon"Del1t'FerateI‘r' Untriendiy,"
the New York Tribune say-s. ‘editorial-
v=  1:   f ~
In every _detail 'the'Ger1i1an"`a`tta`ck
upon the Arabic `tug$lA‘Pr¢§1q1,n¢- W11.
11111111 111-1111111011' ot' "a'c!"'1r11i1'111er1re1y~
u1ifrloudly"'to tIta‘United States. 1
Since this 1_s_the caaaf only'one road
remains open to Mr. -Wilson. there is
only one course that we can follow
with dignity and with honori With-
out delay ot* airy' f1irtlt'er"'d`iplomatic
exchange whatsoever, _, the German
Ambassador in Washington should re-
ceive his pa.sspo`rts;~the‘ American
Avmbassadoi-_iii Berlin' "alion`Id" be rc-
callod. ' - 1 - '
It is tlme"to have done ‘with a na-
tion which has repudiated every scrap
of international' law.""lt is time to
have done with a state' which has ad-
opted 11. policy which is alike a chall-
enge to humanity and -11 negation of,
nil that civilization means.
We do not know whether more Ain-
1-.riciin lives have been lost or not.
lint what difference can this niake?
If the would-be* murderer misses, it'
his bullet goes astray, does society
less certainly inearoerate him? 11
is not tho fault of the German coni-
m11nder that every American on thc
Arabic was not drowne1l.All that the
butchers could do to make _the mass
acre complete was done. if cliance
spared Americans. it was chalice 11-
lone.  """“""“‘ 
The time has now come to act. To
talk further is to encourage., not
avoid murder. It is to compound with
Infamy and continue relations with
savagery. lt is to write ourselves
down willing victims as consentliig to
the continued slaughter' of Ameri-
cans. in the crliiie of the Arabic the
last thin disguise has slipped t`roi1i the
Geriii11ii beast, and we see thc fact us
it is- liiit we see ’it"t1nafral1l.
Nl-IW YORK, Angus: 20.- The
\‘\'orl1l says editorially this niornlng:
is the destruction of the Arabic
(ior1111iiiy's_,ofllcial reply to the Ani-
ericun note?
In that note the German Govern-
11i1-iit was-warneti of “tho nt-ci-ssity
for 11. strict observaiiee ol' iiciitral
riglits in tliis.ofiicial ina1t1_-.r," and
was frankly told that “repetition by
the 1-ominsiiders ot’ Gcrninii naval
vessels of acts.in contravention of
those rights inust be regnrdt-.11 by tho
Governn1en1,ot’ tho llnited States as
deliberately iiiitjrieiiilly."
There were twenty-five Ainerlcans
on hoard the Araliic which was bound
t`ro1ii Liverpool to New York. A pus-
senger ship on the way from Liver-
-pool to Now York -carries no muni-
tions of war, 110 co11tr11l1a1i1i ot' any
kind; tl111i‘ct'ore the Arabic 1-asc can-
not l1e 1-omplicateti hy 111iestio11.s of
'arms and aniiuunitioii, such as were
raised in connection with .the Lust-
tsnia massacre. .
Every German submnriiie coimiiaxiil-
er knows that a p11.ssonger ship-1 from
Liverpool to New York, wliatovhr flag
she flies, pri-.suniabl,v 1'arries-.Anieri-
can citizens. i1` the troiiiniaiider ot' t.li1-.
siiliinariiie which sank the Arnl1i11 de-
lilicratcly destroyed an iiiiconvoyt-11
1iii1l unwarned passenger shilp, _with-
out tnking tho precautions prcscril1e1l
l1_v iiiteriiatioiial law,~it is to he assur-
ed that he intended delibci-a.tely to
niui'1i1-1° Ainerk-a.1is._ 'l`li1_-,ir ost-apo t`1'oiii
dt-11111, if 1111 ol" tlif-in es1:a1i1:d‘, in no
way modifies his iii1ention,.,, , .-
NEW YORK, Aufr. 20.- The Sun
says editorially this iiiorniiig:
Facts more than a1ljo1:ti'ves are lin-
portant i1t,,- 1-,oiisitloring 'y_cstor1l11y’s
1-iilniirintiiig 11chievci111‘.iit ol' the Von
Tirpltz policy. Tlio Ai'al1i1-, Ainc-.ri1:an~
ownod, hut sailing iiiidei' tlieflii-i1i.<ih
11111:, faniilinr no 1\.m1‘i'ic1i11s..not .only
as 1: i'1‘1:11l8i'_lin1:-1b\it~ 11ls1a1111s.t,l1o-cai'-
rior of many parties of Aiiierlcaiis on
lll0Hsiii~n 1-.i'uist-.1-1 - 1111.111- Metliioi'ra1i-~
1-,nn and 1-l.s1-.wlir-.rt-, was sont to- the
hottom hy 11'l1low»1>oi1r-sth.-.»tl1e belt
from a Giinuiaii, subiiinrino in that
same region ot,l`rlgl1tf11l11ess1iunt. out-
side front door o1` British commerce
whit-li wii.1iessr_-.d tho murder oi' the
L11sit11ni1i`.s passengers and the more-
receiit attack on.tlie ()r1i1iiia.- »
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New _York Trib". 0 U¢i11aa`tiSfl‘hatE',?erma11_,,Aii11I1as`,-
sador at was ' ,n_Be Given, s 'I'-ra'r`19|1o1‘t`s',`
and That - merican Ambassador
- at Berlin Be Recalled
The Arabic, unlike the Lusitanta.
was coming eastward, and by no et-
fort of military sophistry could she be
-re ardod as an ammunition sliitp.
"Emir information at this writing' is
that the blow was without warning.
The stated time of sinking, about ton
minutes after the delivery of the
blow, 'indicates that the German com-
mander was reckless ofthe consequ-
ences of his act to the lives of neutr-
al-tion-oombatants. There was more
than a dozen American passengers on
the Arabic, according to last night’s
despatches, What was the toll of
neutral death ot American lives, if
any. sacrificed by Von Tirpitz‘s order,
cannot now be said. It there was
warning it’ there was an observance
or an attenipt to observe the rules of
naval warfare. and the dictates of
common humanity, tho affair presents
11 different aspect. Supposing the
worst ho' not true-we have Ger-
n1a1iy`s answer. not in words, but in
ii frightful 1iee1i. to tho izoto ot warn-
ing signed by Secretary Lansing-just
thirty days ago this day.
NEW YORK, August 20.- The
Times says editorially this morning:
The British steamer Arabic, bound
from Liverpool for New York, with
American passengers -on board, was
torpedocd without warning by 11 Gei'-
man submarine. It was the purpose
of the German conimautler to des-
troy t'he'slilp and the 1ives`of"a`ll the
company. lt was an act. as \ve have
repeatedly protested to Germany, in
violation oi’ the laws of nations and
ot' civilized warfare. We have told
her that it would 11e difficult to re-
1:ar1‘i_s11cl1 at-ts, perpetrated _ against
'the riglits-of American citizens ot'
an unfrieiidly disposition. We need
not-iiiqiiire whetlier they are deliber-
ately u1it'rien1ily, perpetrated with in-
tent to exhaust out patieifce and sun-
der the anilcahle relations of the
two nations. or whether they proceed
from a rough and brutal disregard a1
llko_o1' our rights and other warnings.
It is hard to-accept either theory. But
fa1-is and not tlinories coiifront us.
-We have st-.eii those murderous at-
tacks 1-oniinittcd again and again, and
our protest and ileiiiaiuls for 1lis-
1-lnlnic-.1's rind reparation and for ns-
siirriiicos that they will not he repeat-
ed, Gerinaiiy has iiiadc no satlsfae
tory reply.
lt shoiild he plain even to the most
war-1111111 Geriiiniis that 1'rloi11lly rola-
tions between the two countries can-
not 1-onlinuc to be niainiained if these
wrongs coiitiniie to l1e perpetrztteil.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.- Under the
title, “Is this Germ11iiy_ aiisiver?" the
iii-rzild editorizilly says:
‘1 I-lxacily thirty 1la_v.s ago the Govern-
iiiciit of the lliii1o1l'Stnt1-s sent to 11111
Government of~Gei'ina1iy 11 frieiidly
l11it forcefiil note. sf-,`t1ii1_1: forth, f11r the
third time, its_11nalternl1lo attitude to-
wnrd acts of German subniariiies
which il liiis previously cliara1-t1-rizr-11
as “so 11l1s11I11tely contrary to tho
rules the pi‘a1'ti1-es and the spirit of
niodorn 11/urfnrt-." To this 111111- 1111-
Govr-,riinipeiit of Goi'mun_v has sent no
reply througli the cliaiiiiels oi' diplo-
nin1'_v "
is the torpf-1loiii1.: 11l` the Arailiic Ger-
i11111iy's rt-ply.
-_ lliitil ofllclul rr-poi-is 111' the circum-
st11i11-os are at linnd, 1111-. Aiiierit-,a1is,
as wt-ll as tlif-i1'Ilovcriiini-iii.will willi-
liol1l jiiilgiiieiil. This 111111-li is known
--that among 1111-, Arahii-‘s passeiigers
on this 1'111_ef1il v11_\'11ge there were 11
1111111111-r ol' .-\11iori1-aii citizens; that
1111-.re is ,still 11 11u1:s1ioii wlit-ilinr ull
of those were saved; that ofIi1-nits ol'
tho vessel are rt-,ported in the 111-.ws
111-sp1\t1'lic-s as nsscrtliitr that the Ara-
bic was given no ivarning. if this ns-
serlioii 1.-1 tr1i1-,, then is tlio issue 11111111-,.
.. "I-`rl1-iitlsliip itself pronipts it to say
to_1.h1: linpi-rial Govt-1'iiin1-,iit 111111 rc-
potitlon l1y 1'o11i1ii:i111l1‘1‘s`of (11-rnisin
1111v11l'v1-.ssl-ls ol' nets in 1'o1iti'11v1-11ti111i
of tlioso rights must. he rt-1:n1°1l1-11 hy
tho (iovoriiiiieiit of the I1nito1l Stair-s.
when they ni`t‘c1-1 A1111-.i'I1-1111 citizens ns
‘delilmrntely iiiifrir-,1i1lly.’
“Not only did tlioso A1iieri1-1111 citi-
zens have ii riglit to he where they
\vci'e, but they had evc1'y assurance
i I Train
s.11|iifia1;>n§lif111..
I  Two .Fires”
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Wed. and Thurs.
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 PATRIOTIC YEAR.. 
- Canadian National ' -
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Complete display of Canada's _resources and Manufactures
Canada’s greatest Live Stock Show._
Creat:or’s famous band heading unequailed musical programme
MARCH OF THE _ALLIES : _
S lendid military sce 'c productions featured by aviation flights.
Closing each night 11,51 wonderful fire works display.
The usual low rates will applyfrom Charlottetown and other
Date: of Issue Return' Limits , Fares
` Aug. 2:/th to Sept. 6th Sept.,15th $34.35 _
5@p1_1sf,,4111_, 7111 “ 8th,13th 15th. _ 25._75
“ 3111.; and sth  11111 _and 15111 23.55
‘ Tickets for sale, sleepers and information given
  w. K. nogsns,
Cnty 'llcket Agent
80 Great George Street
I-
tliat their Governiiioiii \\'o1il1l oniit no
word or 111-1' 11111-1-ssai-_v to iiisiiri-, ,iro-
11-,1-,tioii to ihr-.ni in that right. ’l`h1-.
lliiit1-d States has 111-iniiiided 11f Ger-
'niany that tli1‘i-11: rigliti-1 111- 1‘1-,sp1‘t‘,1e1l.
“Iii (11-,r11iuiiy`s uiiswci' one of 11pcii
1l1iiiu1icc'.”'
lssaious Acciosnr AT
LVNCH'S MILLS AT NELSON.
Ni'l\V(‘ASTi.E. N. ii., 1’\111.:. 22.-- 111
I.yii<‘li’s Mill 11t N1-lson this ul`t1-.riiooii
I-‘rniik ltiissoll, Jr.. wliile siaiirliiig
neui' the driving belt, was caiiglit l1y
, the ti‘ousoi's leg in one 111' the cogs and
11artl_v drawn round the shaft. His
1~l11llilii1.: wits 1,o`rii oft, log broken and
l1111'k 111ii't, llo was iakon to the
hotel Dieu. This is the secoiid accid-
1-i11 ol` the same natiire. lie is 11-
hout twenty-two, and uniiinrrled.
"Mailani, Odorono wi\I_i!q1'eve_r .hail-
ish tho tlisngreeable prespiratlon an-
rioyniico Odorono is a dainty toilet
pr1-parntion that keeps the body cool
and treo from excessive prospiratlon
during the hot woatlior. , You need
Odorono, get n trial bottle today. The
Two Macs, 149 Greattieorge Street*
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lvl! il an-I-__
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  uaityraiie 11. 1111.11. 11.11.11 shingle.
4 We handle Shives,--York a1‘1d~D'a1hou'sie Brands all of which are well known to our
here. ` _ -  'A
Our Motto; “Proi'1`i"1'>`t"`deli`11_'e"1`i‘yTyii`1tlt' 'good service.” _
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` Good Cedar Shingles are well sawn, and of full and even thickness, with smooth butts.
They must be well jointed to go on the job without loss of the carpenter's time to say noth- `
ing of makingfa good..job_and avoiding any danger of a leaky roof.
They 'must be well graded and each grade fully up to the strict standard of the Association 1-'
. Grading Rules. ~y ~' ' ’
We buy nothing but Standard B1i1§11_Ciass Shingles from -the Association Mills and all our ‘
stock carries the Trade Mark “V” which isa guarantee of cjualityl 'I i
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tube restored to its n0l’mH|_C011dili0"- h°8l'll'IK --l,--_-~-- ‘  1;- '. -1.; -.  I V ‘
will be destroyed forever* nine clsehs outgf ten -I _ - , I 1 _ H11-dn.. .- 1  - ,, __ _'jg _1 '
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We will Five One Hundred Dollars for any , _ W  ~ 8 ,_ _  
no ecue a . , - .- 1;, _  ____
"“i°1.°‘ "5“.1"`i?i i1°‘i1’-’Z°‘1’~1'ii.f1i'1‘*I.'.'Z’ “§2i..1°i.i‘; Mn- ’*°"l"='“~-'J°““~ ‘ ""““ ' 21141 s 1111111 -11 ' ' 1 ' A
circulars. free. tilféft! tl B. mall under the bed.  - I ' ‘ ' 'I _, I _ ` --~~~ ' -
F. .l.CHENEY&C0..'I‘ol¢<1o.0. Bonham-Well, you talk to him and A . f. ='- ~ ' ' `- "‘
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5  1   - ,- ordinary straw can he woven in one 1 "' U ' - `
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