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threi British eves 'erring terms In
German prisons.
May 11 -King Gentle and Queen
Mary were given • big ovation at
May, VS -Mu Game tads a plea
May 14 -Thirty-three former British
subjects were killed by the collapse
of • pavilloa at Long Branch, Califor-
Priam Emmet Augustus of Cumber-
land and Primulas Victoria Louise
daughter of the Kaiser, were married
at Berlla with great pomp.
May 27--fitir Goo. W. Ross moved
the rejection of the Naval Aid Bill
till it was aubiaLUad to the judgment
of the electors.
May 21 -Lord Ambury died.
May SO -The Benet: rejected the
Naval Aid Hill.
The Balkan War was ended officially
by the signing of a treaty of peace
May 31-Tbe big Presbyterian Con-
gress convened in Toronto. se,
June 1 --Cobalt miners voted against
I JUNE
going on strike.
June 3-Geoeral Otter. Hugh John
Macdonald. Judge Barker of St. John,
Judge Davidson of Montreal, J. M.
Barrie, the novelist and J. Forbes -
Robertson, the actor, were knighted.
1 A shipment of rides for Orangemen
. was seised at Belfast.
I Junil 4 -The Commission on Indus-
trial and Technical Education present-
ed Ita interim report at Ottawa.
Dr. Murdock Mackenzie was elected
Moderator ot the Presbyterian Gen-
eral Assembly.
Miss Emily W. Davlion, a militant
suffresette. grabbed the King's horse
Anmer during the running of the
Derby and received fatal injuries.
June 6 --Prince Albert, second' -non
of King George *visited Niagara Falls.
Juno 0 -Rt. Hon. Geo. Wyndham,
former Secretary for Ireland died at
June 10 -The Home Rule Bill pas-
sed its second r ading in Ohe British
House of Commons.
June 11 -Mahmoud Shefket Pasha,
Turkish Grand Vizier and War Minis -
Peter Nilson, M.P. for }last Middle-
sex, died.
June 16 -The Lock gates were
smashed on the Welland Canal.
June 17 --Six English suffragettes
were sentenced to terms varying up
to two years on charges of conspiracy.
Mrs. Bilodean was killed at Sher-
brooke. Que., by a bomb sent through
June 1111 -Mr. Lloyd -George and At-
torney -General Isaacs defended their
Marconi deal on the floor of the House
of Commons, both admitting they
acted thoughtlessly.
June 19 --Harold Hewitt was almost
killed in attempting to stop a race
horse at Ascot.
June 22 -Four firemen were killed
on duty at Montreal.
Juno 23 -President Poincare of
France paid his first official visit to
England.
June 24 -Thirteen persons were till-
ed and over fifty injured in an eleva-
tor are In Buffalo.
June 25 -The Canadian Association
for the Prevention of Tuberculosis in
session at London, condemned the
Friedmann "cure." i
June 27 -Extreme heat caused many
deaths throughout Ontario and Nor-
thern States.
June 29 -The Duke of Connaught
announce,d his williagnees to hove bias
teem as Governor-G-eneral extended :
for another year. I
June 30 -The Bulgarians and Ser. '
elan, engaged in battle without a for- !
mal declaration of war. .
July 1 -Greece joined Senla in an
attack on Bulgaria.
;July 4 -Hon. Alfred Lyttleton. for-
mer Colonial Secretary. died at Lon -
July 5 --Many persons were killed
and injured in clashes between troops
and striking miners at Johannesburg,
&mils Africa.
St. Charles Roman Catholic Church,
Montreal, was burned. Loss 1200,000.
July 0 -Desperate lghting took
place between the Bulgarians and ;
Serviette. I
Five young men, four of them Can-
adians. were drowned near Windmill
Point in Lake Iris, while making • ,
long canoe trip.
July 1-Ladr Sackville sot • favor- I
able decision in her legal fight for the!
Scott millions. i
July S --Sixty thousand Eastern i
United States railwaymen voted to I
July 10-4enator John V. Ellis of I
July 11-Roumanla declared war on
4**,104 Vieth. great pewees- to•eetpe-
Right Hon. Redmond Barry. Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, died.
Col. Sam Hughes. Minister of Mil-
itia. In a speech at Halifax,' scored
drinking habits and laziness of officers.
July 14-ftir Edward Grey announced
that the, Powers could not atop the
Balkan war until the belligerents be-
cause exhausted. i
July 16 -Mrs. George C,ors waffle -
West mother of Mr. Winston Churchill
obtained • divorce from her yerag i
July 16 --The United Males Amine -
seder to llszleo was petalled to
ternatioaal erten.
Lady Clark. wife of air Mortis*?
Clark forayer Limitenant-Cierveraor of
Ontario. died. .
cussed at length is the British Homo
of Commoes the defeat of Canada's
Naval Aid Bill and Britain's ship- '
bundles programme.
tart, bill I. °Inas to eattetaatlel dram
ward revising.
Co tracts were awarded foe the con-
struettee el the Bret sections of the
salaried Well/tad °mat
July lit -The Tarts re-eaptured
July Mt Ome MeV Woe were lest '
Is • tactory tr. la MisOmapses. N.T.
July al- Aunt edlimes es -1111.P..
Tausisnair, .11.18VAIIIr 1. 11114
• 1111---Itesoral Sir lan Hamilton
left Cased* lee !Instead after inspect,
log the military foram.
July 114--41istrla demanded that hos-
tilities la the Balkans main.
ran, 111--PrIrate W. A. Hawldas. ot
Klites Prim at Staley.
J uly Panthurst aad twen-
ty -throe other suffragettes war* er-
rested in a raid on Downing Street
The railways et the Naatern States
submitted to their employes' demands
July 2. -Dr. Sun Yat Ben, forgoer
President ot China, took • definite
stand against the Pekin Government
and In favor of the rebels.
July 211 -The Ontario Government
appotated C. A. Magrath, W. A. Mc -
highway Mannissioners.
July 110 --The centenary of peace was
celebrated at Fort. Erie.
July 11 -Mr. Lloyd -George made a
bitter attack on tlie House of Lords
In a speech, at Carnarvon.
AUGUST
Aug. 1-A regiment of soldiers
walked over the Stars and Stripes at
Aug. b -Militant suffragettes dis-
turbed service in St. Paul's Cathedral,
London.
Aug. 4 -Roumania, Servia, Greece,
Montenegro and Bulgaria agreed to
a three-day extension of the arnals-`
Henry Lane Wilson resigned his
post as United States Ambassador to
Aug. 5-S1x lives rere lost In a
hotel Ilre at Revelstoke, B.C.
workers In Dublin. James Inritia
sprang Into proadaeace by conducting
• vigorous campaign to bring about
• paralysis of besieges.
Beet 16-- The Casiadian Manutan
tutors' Association met •t Halifax for
111•0. 17 -Prot. Robert Laird of
Queen*, University accepted the post
of Secretary to the Financial Board
ot the Presbyterian Church in Canada_
Sept. 1111 -The impeachment trial of
Was. Balser. the suspended Governor
of New York, was begun at AlbanY.
Sir George lUcharelson was chosen
as commanding officer of tbe anti -
home rule Ulster army.
hoot 20 -Aviator Peeped "looped
the loop" with his zeruplane at But,
Sept. 21 -Dublin riotere fought the
dept. 22 -Premier Eilfton announced
in the Alberta Legislature that the
Great Waterways case had been set -
Lord Northcliffe wan banquetted at
I Sept. 22-Massrs. Hawker and Coop-
er launched the "Canadian League"
at Newmarket, with the purpose of
making the. navy question a non-
political Isensai
Four men were killed in • wreck
on the I.C.R. near Moncton. N.B.
Sept. 24 -Ulster Unionists formed
The formation of a British Em-
ployers' Defence Union was an -
Sept. 211. -Five preirolis were killed
on a level cronies at St Elsear, Que.
The Trades and Labor Congress in
session at Montreal .declined to ap-
point a Parliamentary lobbyist, and
Canada accepted the invitation to adopted a resolution disapproving of
participate in the Pan -Pacific Expo- union men joining the militia.
sition at San Francisco. Sept 27 -Ex -President Diaz was in -
Aug. 111 -Peace was concluded by the sited to return to Mexico.
John Redmond declared himself as
delegates from the Balkan states at
Bucharest bitterly opposed to any compromise
, Aug. S -The British House of Com- on the home rule question.
Sept. 28--Ulater Protestants renew -
mons ratified the Marconi contract for
ed their solemn covenant against
a chain of wireless stations to gird
Home Rule.
the. Empire.
Sept 211 --The United States tariff
Aug. 10-A revere electrical storm
bill was presented to the House of '
swept northern and western Ontario
Aug. 11-A motion was introduced Representatives.
Sept. 30 -The United States House
Conservative,
ed
explosion
Colliery
ht
married.
rail-
at�d.
balloon
Berlin,
In the New York Legislature to im- of Representatives adopted the Under -
reach Governor Sulzer on charges of wood tariff bill.
Lig expenditure in his election contest.
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Aug. 12 -Sir Edward Grey made a
reassuring speech on the European Oct. 1 -Captain Hughes Onslow of
attitude toward Turkey. the Royal Navy teas relieved of his
Aug. lb -Martial law was proclaim- duties in Australia as the result of
eel at Naaa11110 and Ladysmith, B.C., friction with the Commonwealth
as thell result of a riot of striking officials.
mineM. Oct. 2 -George O'Donnell confes-
Aug. 14 -Governor l'ulser of New sed In New York to many dynamiting.
York was cuperseded in office by of non-union structural iron -workers'
Lieut -Governor Glynn. jobs.
Aug. 15-Tbe Prairie provinces were Oct. 3 -The Underwood tariff bill
storm -swept and great damage was was signed by : ident Wilson.
done to the standing crops. The Canadian Northern Railway's
Aug. 17 -Harry Thaw escaped from Toronto -Ottawa line was completed.
the asylum at Matteawan. N.Y. Oct. 5 -Suffragettes interriipted hee-
1 Aug. lg-Thirty-two persons were rice at Westminster AbbeY.
drowned when the steamer "State of Oct. III -Nome Alaska, was devas-
California" struck a rock off the Alas. tated by storm and fire.
kan coast. Provisional President Yuan Sh1 Kai
Aug. 11 -Thaw was arrested at was elected President of China.
Coaticooke. Que., End taken to shen, Oct. 7 -The death sentence on
brooke ' Charles Gibson of Toronto, was com-
The first shipment of Western 1913 muted to life imprisonment.
wheat reached Winnipeg from flosen. Saskatoon Oranremen made an
field. Man. offer of men and money to help Sir
Aug. 20-A thourand delegates ar- Edward Ca,rson resist Home Rule.
rived at !The Baru. for the Peace The first game of the world's series
t'ongress. baseball. championship was played at
Heavy damage wes done to Manito New Ycrk.
ba crops by Wind. hail and rain storms. A male Lunger-striher died in Bed -
Aug. 21 -The. King and Queen of ,ferd h'illitland.
Roumaila were firtd at while motor- Oct. 9 -Nineteen union miners
ing. pleaded guilty to rioting at Nanalmo,
. Aug. 25 -The crier!. 'Att.:ern the B.C. •
United States and Mexico reached an Home Secretary McKenna issued
acute stage. orders to forcibly feed suffragist
Aviator Hawker started Ws flight hunger.stribers convicted of totem or
around Britain for the Daily Mairs other terious crimes.
big prize The steamer "olturno was burned
Aug. 27 -Hawker fe11 with his acre- at sea with a loss of 136 lives.
plane into the sea near Dublin after Oct. 114 -The last obstructiou in the
cevering ni3e-tenths of his journey. Panama Canal was blown up, making
The centenary of the Battle of a cOntinuous stretch of -vater between
Chryslers Farm was cilebrated near the Atlantic, and Pacific oceans-
Aferrisburg. Oct 11 -e -The Philadelphia Athletics
Aug. 28 -Five persons were killed won the world's base -.)ail champion -
by the collapse t the Turnbull store obiP.
at Peterboro. Mr. Janie* Morris. Premier Asquith was roughly hand- was elected in C,1-•:..auguay.
led by two wuffragettes while golfing Oct. 12-eresident HutE la in Scotland. the Mexican Congress.
Aug. 29 -Captain Tom Mitchell of Oct 14 -Four hundred and thirty.
Toronto won the Grand Aggregate six lives were lost by an prize 'at the D.B.A. show_ at Ottawa. In a mhae of the Universal Fire destroyed five buildings at the at Sengheqydd, South Wales.
London Falr Grounds. Oct. 15 -Prince Arthur Aug. 31 -One maa was killed and and the Duchess of Fife %ere Sve hundred injured in strike riots Slx persons were killed In a the crowd regardless of sex or age. Oct. 17 -The great dirigible • • • "Zeppelin Li" exploded near SEPTEMBER kilicnjg every man of the 23 aboard.
Wm. Sulzer was found
Sept 1 -The American Bar Asso- improper Few of
practices by the New fork
elation opened Its sessions at Mon. Impeachment court and removed from
tree! with Lard Haldane .x-Prwldent the office Governor.
Taft and man othgs Jt u* eg istt�'-- pet ls- -Mr. Winston Cho tltri
xsal.sa)' agofw h •a�S __._...,�-stn "yf'dpfWllf bri- "net at $olldi)"
Sept. 2 -Twenty-one persons were with Germany.
killed la a New York, New Haven and Oct. 11L -Mrs. Pankhurst Wall de -
Hartford - Away wreck sear Nor- talned for 24 hours at New York, but
walk. Coen finally allowed to enter the United
The Scotch Express was wrecked States.
near Hawes Junction. England, with Oct. 21 -Mr. 9. Frank Glass (Ccn-
fifteen fatalities. tivel was elected to Mast Mid -
Sept 3 --Habeas corpus p-oceedinge (Hese: to the House of Commons.
at Sherbrooke. Que., resulted In Harry Oct 22 --Mr. Lloyd -George at Swls-
Thaw betng liberated and Immediate- don gave details of his land scheme.
1y re -arrested and taken to Coati- The schooner Annie Roberts was
cook. k Immigrating officers. sunk In collision In Sydney harbor,
Sept 4 --Canadian marksmen won MS. Four sailors were drowned.
three beg prises in the individual Five C.P.R. trainmen were killed la
Palma match at Camp Perry, Ohio. • wreck near Chaple•u. Oat.
The Dominion Alliance decided on • Oet 13---P W. haggard shot the
prohibition campaign embracing all Niagara whirlpool rapids la • motor -
of Canada. boat for a moving picture corkers,
Sept $--Fire swept Hot Springs. •arrowly escaping death.
Ark.. eadstag over four million dol- Forty odd striking Nanetwo miter*
iris of a . were sentenced for rioting.
Sept. $ -The United States won the Oct !t --Their Royal Hlghnessetl
Palms trophy at Camp Perry, Ohio. the Duke and isachets of Connasgbt
Am. 'havers Jerome was acquitted and Princess Patricia reached (bre-
at Oeatleeeke. Que.. of the pmbllag hoc from £aglaad.
charge nips. which be lad hoes ►r Canada woe 7 prises out of 16 at
��. the Dry Farming ('ongre.. at Tulsa.
S.$. 11 --The Det seratle tariff bill Oklahoma
passed the Gaffed Slates Beasts. Oe. IA --Seven firemen were killed
Sept. 1D --U srry Thaw was disported 1a • 11g Mllwtuk.. bl•sw
from Oaasda spas miler off Hos. C. J. Th. Mexican elertl,ns were Br t
Doherty. Blared void because of the light vote.
Beet. 1>t --fine Btrattleeaaaesamited O. 17 --The eosf.rence of omele-
t* mistimes to set as Cass/a's High sial premiers op•s.d at Ottawa k
�ktS1� r at I.ondoa. Jan.. Larkin, the Irish Labor
IIMPA 1S-�Mah win threatened leads. was seatese.d to wives
blelallws1 NAM ss tis eat- ineeths' Imprtoestrat os seditious
lAll� P� _ et u
Oet 211-Cleneral Felix Dias took
at Vera Cruet
Oat r R. E. Truax (Liberal)
was elected 1.0 the Doeslaloa House
la the South Bruce byrrelecUon.
Oet. 21-Annenteement was made
tbat the Canadnut Cadet team had
won the Lord Roberta' shooting
treish Y.
NOVEMBER
1 -The steamer Manchester
Commerce struck an iceberg in the
Straits of Belie Isle.
Suffragettes used whips on Pre-
mier Asquith near Stirling, Scotland.
Nov. 4 --Tammany was overthrown
in the New York elections; Joh•
Purroy Mitchell was elected Mayor
President Than Ohl Kai assumed
the role of dictator in China. expell-
ing three hundred members of Par-
liament
NOV. 1 --General Felix Diaz was
stabbed at Havana. Cuba.
Nov 7 -Alfred ft. Wallace, the
noted scientist, died in London, Eng
Nev. 11--A terrific storm swept the
Great Lakes causing the loss of a
wore or more vesse's and nearly
three hundred llyes, the monetary
loss being nlaced c' nearly three
minion dollars.
General Eueurta refused to re-
linquish the Mexican presidency.
Noe. 10 -Mendel Hollis was acquit-
ted on the 'ritual murder" charge at
Kiev. Russia.
The Macdonald bye -election was
declared void. Mr. Alex Morrison be-
ing unseated.
Nov. 11-Tbe Privy Council decided
that the Canadian provinces could not
collect, succession duties on persona
property held outside of their boun
Nov. 12 --James Taylor was found
guilty of murder at Brantford.
Many boas, of allors were washed
ashore from the vessels wrecked on
Delte"Huron during the great storm.
Nov. 13 -James Larkin. the Irlish
labor agitator, was released from
Nov. 14 -An overturned stool vete
eel which had been floating in Lake
Huron for sis day• was identified as
Ch.szlis IL Price.
Nov. 1$ -Dr. John Burwash. for
many years connected with Victoria
University, died at Calgary.
A force of Mexican rebels captured
the city of Juarez.
Nov. 17-A protest was entered in
Chateauguay against the election of
)dr. James Morris.
Nov. 13 -Rev. Dr. James Ross was
ac.ctdentally killed In New York.
The Dominion Coal Company and
Its miners In Nova Scotia amicably
settled a wage dispute.
Nov. 18 --Wild scenes of disorder
attended James Larkins' first meeting
In London.
Nev. 20 -Mr. Arthur Hawke. an-
nounced himself as a candidate in
South Lanark.
Twelve hundred college men and
women attended a banquet following
the Inauguration of Dr. J. A. MacLean
as first president of the University of
Manitoba.
Nov. 21 -The C.P.H., and Its main-
tenance of way employes agreed to
the appointment of an arbitration
beard.
' Fire swept the village of Ste. Marie,
Beauce County! Que.
Nov. 23 -The business section of
Pincher Creek. Alta., was burned.
Nov. 24 -Desperate fighting raged
'around Juarez, Mrrfco.
Nov. 25 -General Villa's rebs: arm•t
defeated the Federal. near Juarez,
Mexico.
Francis B. Sayre and Mfrs Jessie
Wilson, daughter of President Wilson.
were married.
Nov. 2$ --The Grand Trunk shops
at Port Huron were burned.
Nov. 27 -Premier Asquith- denied
that the Hrltieh Cabinet 'was divided
on the home rale question.
Nov. 28-Premler Borden called en
President \Nilson. at Washington.
Nov. 30 -The barring of Hindu,
from entry into Canada was declared
illegal by Chief Justice Hunter ot
Brltieh Columbia.
A Manitoba bye -election resulted in
the return ot lion. Dr. Montague. the
newly -appointed Minister of Public
Work..
Dec. 1-G. H. McIntyre, ez-Ma'. for
Perth dled at St. Mary's Ont.
Dec. 2-J. C. McGregor of Brandon
won first prize in all classes with his
steer Olencarnock Victor 11. at the
International Live Stock Show, Chica-
go.
Premier Bnrt,cu's French Minl.try
was defeated and resigned office.
Seven of Hucrta's Generals In Nal,
thern Mexico surrendered to VIIIA.
Dec. 3--A roaming house In Roston
was burned with a loss of 2P live.
H. M- lRlenb at
P18Th ('oulte,^was maids d
Dec. 4 -Mor. Pankburust was ar
rested upon her return to l igland
from her American tour.
Dee. 6 --Mr. Asquith. ■yesk:as at
Manchester, accepted Sir Edward ear-
eoa's compromise pian for settling
the Home Rule trouble.
Dee. s-- Word was rec.Fvrd from
Explorer Stefanseon hatthe had be-
come separated from his ship the Kar
Ink during • trip te made on shore.
Dae. ii--T'he Transport Workers'
strike at Dublin' was ended
O.... 10 --Mount Royal was pierced
from side to side by the C.N.R. lure
tel balkier,
Das, 11 -The British postal em -
N oyes postponed their threatened
strike.
Mr. O. g ('rocket, M P for York.
N.e.. was tppotnt. to the Nup-em.
Court 'beach of that provisos
Oce- 12- The famous paintlag
"Y' as Lies" was recovered in Flor-
etlee. Italy.
Dee. 1$-D►. A. F. Hannawaselect.d
le Hoath Laasrk, and Mr. Alex Morris
was re-elected to Macdonald bye -
Meet ion.
The Quebec Oovernmewt's bill for
he r.dee2{on of liquor Ileus,•e was
pN1tely forecasted.
Dee. 16- p• Duke of Redford sold
is big esta t to the heart of Loader.
Thirty-eight raisers were killed by
as gplsslcs at Newcastle, Colora� I
p4r tnmspmeta _!a .hang.` D• nus Tp. Btaa a1 s. pour hietedw.
January Special Sale of Men's
OVERCOATS
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$25.00 Overcoats for.
20.00 Overcoats for
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18.00 Overcoats kr 13.95
15.00 Overcoats for. 11.00
13.00 Overcoats for..
to.00 Overcoats for.
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