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PAGE FOUR _ -ras mmm- :mrs ` TBI _ '

We would sell every pound of Tea

consumed in the Maritime Provinces,

if only we could

persuade everyone

to taste-

gli

Sill. ...ll u

?“ 'r-5" _ \.

.-¢~,-"sie-§7r; ;e2-n - _

.'==‘--E=-`§-.=%§“_=`r=“.;'§-.`~,;". it 1

U lv q:

a Marvel of Cup Quality 5;*

Free of Dust and of Virgin Purity 11;?

25° to 60° lb.

Wal

M |8l cel

Try a Packet "°

_ _ _ ' " the

hu-sax'-s u-rr If

Y - - - - - v Y v _ _~v-_ _ _-_-:_-_-_ D-_ _ _-_ _ _~_-_~_-_-_~v. v-

coaiini.-iN CLASSIFIED Aus iii;

wah -xnniinusllon Cash must a

-_ig-111-_'§;:'j:'_ _lj-'_;;.-;;j-' . 'fi1rf~__';~f:f-f f_ z- f .~.-rf.-gg .-5-' - ff: f;-_ ey

Ove sunt per word In-sf insertion in this colum. half cent per word 3;]

ccompsny order. Minimum charge

fverify live csnfl.

L _ _ _

_ Aoenis waurin .

ll/A.\"l`l~_`ll, .u`,\l.l<..\.\lliN, l‘.\`|_Il.l .\`I\'l-L

lines, pt-rmani-nt, big, tarixinvs

guuriiutecil, no experience, ten vh- FOlt~.\`.-\*I;l;Il;3>DAIRSHYOUNG Slif-

cnncies. Write Luke Brothers l.td., Montreal. r_r;rfi-Liz our wiiuren

\\‘.-\\"l`l-Ili AT O\l’li GIRL Tl) '1`.\ l{l<]

Care oi r:hiidr1‘n. Apply at this oi- fice. 362541-2Z_\ltf.

WA1\"| lil).-flilitli Tl.) Wullli IN

kitchen. sit-'.\'iii~t's Restaurant, (Queen St. _ __ _

l’OS1"l’lll.\' \\`.~\I\"I`l'I|l- >"[`l-)N1,J(ilf.\-

flier \\ith three ycsrs’ i-xperience desires pnritioii. (Ein furnish ex-

cellent rvfei'eiices. _-\pplv Box 70,,

\\'A.\l'l‘l~`lJ. - I-'OUR GIRLS 'IO

leari' the inillinery_ Apply to `\li.<s Bennie, l‘_i'o\\'se Bros l.td._ -i0'.'l. \\`_~‘\i\"l`l‘ll», II\lMl‘}l)li\’Hi‘}I,\', FUR. A

family of two, maid fur general liouse'.'e~ik. Apply evenings at Zltl Riiclifiliu .;%<Li1u_i-e. _ _ 5lll2-S-l;’».\lLii_

W.\N'|`i‘IlJ--A M.-\l!l |"lllt G|'1Nl']|iAl.

housiwviirli, .\m1~riC:1n Ci»n.~iuliiti~, -1 I-l.'1\'il:i|1il Sf.. 8-ilMl.l`. WAN'i`l-.U AT FAl.ClI.\WO(lll HUB. pital young women lui' wairrl work.

Jliiifl-T~$;`Sli1tf.

i>Ui»ii.s .'\'iil¢si~1s, ,u_»\l.l~: .\.\'o Fic.

male, \\‘:\nl.ed at the 'l`iiunton State Hospital lrninini; School for Nurs- es. For particulars, address llr. Arthur V. Goss, Hupt., 'luuntou State Hospital, 'l`nnuton Mass.

2286-5-l>Mtf.

Poli sau. ,

. ._. _ .._ .._ _._._*_._._ _

l"()ll Hf\lil'I---fl l’.\'l`l`lll~lS ll’l`l’i\‘, il

l`i‘li|i».li~s mul li iiiulisl; l:sliLn1lliri‘il, 75 to Sill p»»i' i-i~nl. l|li'.-ali. .\l:»;:i lwo blue-iz mah- pups. .\ppl_v .i.ll, .Iuil~ sun l'i>., llo.\ liii., Vhz-i'li»lii\lo\,\‘ii.

50:27-\-iT.‘»ll\\'.

l-lil: s_\l.l~L-'l'\v_ll fuulp <‘l.,\,s>:

“A” iniili- pupil, parents rc;;isti‘i'eil in class “_-\". .\lay i-Acliilngii imc

for gouil cliiss "ll" female. Ad-

dress .\. .l, ll., mire of tluzirdinn.

501!!-8-l7.\llZiipd.

Fflll (.2l`]l`l{ S.»\lil~I AT ltl'Il>l.`l‘l<]Il

pyiru: si-'»'<r:il block :lnrl patch im'i~.\'. Apply "lt" llox llfl, City. _ 4Uii~l-ti-I |.\i2\\‘pd I<`AI{.\l l'llll rl.-\I.lE. I fll<`l<'l<ll`i .\lY

farm lei- sale situateil nt. 1lur‘l`n;;- toil ri-li1.:ii.'ii:li.; 10.1 zirres. (`i»n- wiliviit in i~liuri'hc.<, schimls and Ilnilwny Station nnilcbeese factory Thr: l:i1'm is in ii gmlil state of culll\"»lfl»l1. Iluilriinifs in giioil re-

in huzii .':nii liuusi: and :i strcziiii i'u||r.ui-_' tlirongli rearili' lui-in \\'if.u ii qini.-itifv uf hard und soft wood. Ji.-lil: lt .llclieode

5fl0G~~-I.'u\llipil.

l"()il 5-i.\l.l‘l li.-\ilGli} l|Ul'Sl'], (`().-\('H

l-Hulse, Stzililei Hen House ii srnnll wwrli sill-p lnrifc ilrrliiiril of Fruit 'l`rec:f, one of the host lm~.'itif»|ii~; in (‘iry (`i-niriil. lnqulrv of .\fi:I.e:»n & ,

liicliinnf n, illlil-R-l3lI\l|ii,

_ .~r;;:;~_: _,__.-- -:rr _*_mail

The J. H. JUDSON

° 'i‘l'J.-'\(‘Hl~}l{'W'.\N'f`l<IlJ FUI! l'l<]'I‘lCR'l1l

COW Rp,.,il Scliool, No. U0. -i~liipplcn'ur1t

Capital $55000

$.'i.'T,fl(‘»0 :ire nlrendy subscribed;

$2(),i)l)U Ol_l'Cl`("d [0 l')Ul)ll(` at DHI' fi{}`.;_,\(-H|._|{ “'_\_\'|'|.1)__}'.‘IRST UH

value of $10() per share. This

VOR .\‘.\LE-EIIIHT PAIRS RANCH

raised mink. li. H. Cox, Morell. f

ver black foxes. Class “A" pedi- gree. Cranford Hayden, St. Pe-

Iiiltisiis 1-‘ou`“"sI'l`Li<:`}\'i‘iPUiliR

\l`at<»r street. Sale Wednesday, 26th August, at 12 o’clock, noon, on premises. For further particu- lars apply to liaudct & Hasznrd, Solicitiirs. 4072-8-13)l12i. _ Sl:I(`U.\'l) ll.~\.\`I) EMPIRE TYPE-

wriiei' for sale. Price $20. Good ri-pair. Apply iitunee to 1'. O. Box 55, Albertoii, 1*. E. I.

4083-S-14l\IGi.

-FMR- s .\-i;i~:=-ir" i 1;-i rrr°"“rJ if BLATK'

foxes, 3 pairs of seventy-live per i-ent. black; also tive pairs of prov- fil hrccilers. .\pply or call at The Hillside Patch Fox Ranch, l`cntra.l llcilclliic. 4070-8-13l\l1Ti. l~`()l< SAl.|'1 ONE PAIR OF ALASKA

Silver Foxes proved breeders, had five pups this season. Also .two pairs of the young, horn on the Island. Apply “l"uxman" care of Gunrflizin. 3758-7-30Mtf. FUI! S_\i.i‘]--A FICW PAIIt.\` Ol"

choice young mink, prices reason- able, for Lmmeiliate delivery. Ad- iircsr, .lnuies lll. Hewitt, Lower llluntutfuv, |'. E. I. 3943-8-5l\l2wpd,

I .-\ M Pill-Il'_\RED 'l`(l (IONTRACT ON

favorable terms with parties re- quiring foxes rancheil under most npproveil conditions. Address Gor- don Mclliillnn, North River.

FUR SALl'J.- FARM OF 100 ACRES

well watered w ith buildings in good repair, situated at North [liver short distance from ferry. For particulars apply to F. A. Hall at Public Works otilce, Char-

l:ttetown_ or on premises.

3335-7-ioMzi. 1

'I0 LET i_.»iiii:i. ' ,\iriv,"'i~'il'{T\i*i nniinooii

with or without hoard, 64 Bay- field hliiet- ;'>l'08-ti-1i'»M3ipd.

___

_ MALE litLP WANTED , \\'.\.\"1‘i~;n 'A iu,\.\: T0"1‘.\I<i~:

i.l|nr;.:e ni' ii fox ranich, one who has had i~xpi~rii:m~i- and give reference, l- slulini: siiliiry per year, or a 5 small :salary mul a per- izi-niagr: on nuinlwr and value of

Aliifrllei-n, N. S. `

F v

_ rrAcui;iis_vipi~1_gi>______ .

'_v‘ANT.‘}ll A Sl§(‘(JND CLASS TEA-

chcr for Southampton, No. 20 hupplf-ment 5525. Jos, J. Wilroi-_

\\'.\.’\"l‘ED AT UNi`I~) FIRST OR a

si-roiiil class te.'1.clier for the New l'ei-th School. Supplement $40.

Apply J.-is. A. Gordon.

.T001-ll-15M3ipil.

520,01), Apply to John Munn, See.

fiflflfi-.\-lr'».\l:'»i.

second class Mule teacher tis Prin-

ranch had 21 pups this year from 6 pairs. There are 6 blacks andl 8 patches in Company-all except. two pairs are proved breeders. '-

Ranching at Cost Write f(r l"iF’[‘Y ’l‘EA(!iiERS REQUIRED FOR

prospectus.

G. F DEWAR €ec’y

sons-s-:f<Mii_-:si ' mx 153.7 ‘muwu

“FOR SALE”

Foxes, Silvers, Patches, Reds,

Greys very lowest grices, Island and youn stock, o er few airs

clier_ John T. Godfrey. Secy.

4027-S-1lMtf.

rurul schools commencing during 0

August. Salaries, Second Class Li- cense $720 to $780 per annum;l First (lass License $780 to 8900. Full pnrticulars each position sup~, plied. 'Apply stating qualifications in full to (lnnndian Tenchers' A- gency, Regina, for Saskatchewan schools; 213i Ilerveidge Block, Cal- gniy, for Alberta.. positions, and 1850 Cotton Drive, Vancouver, for

appointments in B. C.

min

pre

cir on

- A -.- -f ~.-f -ff ff ~ff ~_- iff,-e _A U

tio

I5 sta

ed AD

picture was “When Death Unites,”

021

Va ip. ' iy was sup- t d 'v g p- High Mass was sung by Rev. Fsth O C 'll b

t, . , , 0 .VI 0. d plied by llle flI‘St Of H. Series entitled 3:35; Tvggiyreirggzinjau'llllistflieplsgle Smith assisted at the grave by Re$d`

tr S' I' E' I' 38 0'8`3‘ 2 lp ‘ “S0l!lll0_0f the Fili11s”. T_wn new plc- |a_w_ Father Gaudet. Their friends deeply d 1° d b P f 1° 1 °

Ilfshffllllélfe..§I!;?(;‘g3Ot3i';fl§bj3epY°` Night brings no rest. 'l`he suddden syml1ntl\iS€_ with her husband and e y »

. - _ , . _if . . . . I . _

ll ,“,Se"\’S “’°°f‘»i‘@»" E<“S°" §‘éi?.‘;“..“..‘1‘i.‘Tf.‘.‘. iii .§.§;’.‘.’.‘;“.?f2l;.”°1;1.5i?$II;"..i§$21.1“3§...‘IF.§i2£°'J.lilt.2¥i 1St, New Jersey Agricultural College EX- me( 5' ___ the banks invisible batteries \\'cre,forl; them in llis own good time. ° ~

continuously spitting destructively. |'l`he deceased was in h0r 55tl1 ycilr. N. J., In the purple sky one could seelll I 1’ l ‘

........ ...,_...;__.. .ip hp..-_._ up.. ' ‘ ' the following places, commencing 24th

» 1- ir ~ ecneies ._ ~

T0 |N\/Alllf Bfl.GlUM §f§.§`i'f.;° .if 21.2 Z. ....`l`§?i-iu..- with ,,.;,.'.fl‘.."... "".f2.'.i.‘ii..i‘.~’f..i'i2§°f°H'l.g uiiiiiié Al1g‘l.lSl§, 1I‘lSl1.

vuudicd thud in U10 Ullfthf The B915' inangement, lu\v ranchin ei. cnses '

auction. .\`un-.bers 163 and 167,- pa

ull co

GERMANY WAS READY

w a in w a 'b

- ll

German invasion. The Belglans feel that they are fighting for their homes.

3498-7-15 m t I. d

fa e

swallowed up in a linger German Empire. Moreover, Belgium is spur- red on by one of the greatest insults.

3077_5_22Mu_ one of the grossest and most deadly

I,-U]-i_`g7\|'_1.j"` 3 `C'I`;A`SS`A“ F\6X“0'pf nffronts ever offered by one nation to

tions. Apply Box 176, city. another. Germany has tried to brush

ed at her own treaty obligations, and fs

whose worst crime is that they are

to lea, suitable for two gentlemen, defending their country.

called a neutral state. That is to say, Belgium pledged herself never to at-

text, and the countries that signed

pups raiseil. A. I.. O‘Z\'eill, Now vnde her. The signatories to their

treaty were Austria, Russia, Great Britain and Prussia. When it be-

France, Great Britain, as one of the

_`,,,c.y_ 403._,_8_12,\H,:,;iW,_ guarnntors of Belgium's neutrality.

would not invade Belgian territory fn

Franco immediately gave the under- taking. Then Germany was asked. Germany refused to promise, and that was the immediate cause of llrltuin

of 'l`ru.~it1~ts, .llurrny llivcr, li. ll. declaring war upon her.

cum, for North Wiltshire Sch0Ol_ putting up is evidence that she was i.i|»em1 supplement roi- - guod neu- not altogether unprepared for some

country breaking its pledge to re- spect her neutrality. Only once be-

and that was at the time of the Franco-Prussian War. Then, as now, before the outbreak of hostilities. there was grave uneasiness in Bel- gium, and Britain, which has acted throughout as the guardian of the little nation, asked both Germany

and France if they would keep their armies off Belgian soil. Both agreed

4029-3-11M1M, and the promise was kept. After the

K THE CERTRRL

ln.

'ut

the

‘as

-T

ne the

ier aside conternptuously, has lnubh~

slaughtering the sons of Belgium,

Germany's Broken Pledge.

Belgium in 1830 was made what is

ack another country upon any pre

e covenant with her pledged them-

elves never to attack Belgium noi'

permit any other country to in-

ame nln1ost'certaln that war was

break out between Germany and

sked France for a pledge that she

case of conflict with Germany.

Neutrality Observed In 1870

The resistance that llelglum is

re was it seriously threatened.

-,-_-_-_-_~,~:_-;::.~.~.~::::.'::_ .:.:~:::ffff:-'- -11 - -'-1 - ~ - f-1 - --1':-'-'-;.:<..,-,-:_ . _-_ - _-_ .- _ . . ,-_

IT PAYS to buy in this Province. HANCOCK-CO0K?'¢At the resid- I

T ., °°°° 0! UW l,;§1d\!'s parents, Bella.

FINANCIAL MEETING.-The l-1n- l{iver,`on Allg."12th, 1914, by Rev.

laneial meeting of the Charlottetown Ewen Menougsli, elm-ies Hupmek to 'District of the Methodist Church, Martha L. Oo_eli,."bqth pf Bells Riv- will be held at Pownal on Sept- 901- er, 1'. E. Island., '

ENTER-FAINED AT LUNG]-[EON fully tended gardens, the withering he members of the Royal Trade breath of war has pussed. APPF0aCl1

Commission and staff with the wit- ing the village of Orsmeal, tokens *_*-1 _ 'E *FQQ Ye

sses who were examined before of disolntion meet the view. Shatter-

m together with a number of pro- ed window panes and dom stic uten-, ++i BY

, e ent business men, were entertain tensils ale scattered along the gar

But a. few weeks ago, though the ithe harvest of misery yet to be

ar clouds were lowering over Europe garnered.” _ __The Pcm_m_C___ qilvur Vows d u general war was expected. noth- ,_,,',f_ 0,1-ers ,U ,m,,l,,,§,,_0 ,,,,,,.,,,;,,.,, E WGS Bald 11l?0llY» Belgllllll- EYCS young stock of the hilxhvst qiiiility, ere gn;-ned from Se;-via to Austria' personally selected from runellors (ho- nd to Russia, Gemiany and France, neu. rr is on this account,'ana :uso t:l';`“‘fl;’XxA;)ug?;]ci§"?:_:;§:tc Aw* ‘ ut Belgium escaped notice. Now this because the nearest road to Paris Z_ 50g9_

ttle country, with an area of a little from Germany lies through Iielgiuin,

ore than 11,000 square miles, and a that the Kaiser has torn up the treaty ------ --

population slightly larger than the

P D r

Skunk, Mink, Fisher. Shargs in reliable Companies

Bradalb ,.P._- . ,

3754-7-30Mtst1mo. am EI '

_*__ __ wnurnn

Bfgdalbang FQX Exchange WANT!-}llf§6O'M»WfTm§AT}I_INK

private family. Apply Box 81, Clarlnttdtohin.-' - . ~ 4055-0-13Mtf»

war France spent millions of money fn protecting her frontier against further German aggression, but the 340 miles of frontier between France

_i ______i___

. AMONG OTHER NUMBERS Mr. A

ivlnutis ul cluiul

riotic sou s nt the ebtertainment at

'Government House on Thursday next

4 °'°l°°l‘- ' ~ 5°” Bnossi-:i.s, Aug. is.-oi. ii. J.

Dillon

.T , - _ __ _ . BP¢¢i‘al war correspondent of-

te°:g`o‘o ER_§l?s(i)gl é“§oSIb(;AlI1“e’;:d ;h°;:(x_ the London Daily Telegraph wires-N |__m___ent Hou” under the auspices of tvvoihours motor ride from Bel-1

Daugbters of the lCml¥'ll‘e on g‘“m.s capital. ‘takes one .t°. u world

'riuu-sduy Aug. zoui, will uegiu ut 0’ 9'1"' "°“1’f“’° and SUNNY C0" four o’clock instead of three o'cl0ck tffasts' Over the country between "*

previously advertised_ 'lxrelinont Saint S_trcnd but yes-

terdny rich in corn fields and eure-

yesterday afternoon at a lunhciheon (pins and before the`do0____ A ____o__m-__ Her Past; let not that policy pre. 'hi~h Hon. Premier Mat eson ~ 1 d~ t - §`1d<-li and H1- Honor Judge Sw- ifudatifgudif l§f§';iiu‘;-"’hf§°ie..d. i'i“§ n W"°” ‘““" ‘S "“’“'°“ “"°“ ‘“”°‘““ rt flcted _“S criupiea TlI'f,e|l““°h£ home. Everywhere ine loathsome ”* _ A W

“as g“'°“ "I 5"' 'nee ° squaller of war and inhuman hate MRS- WILLIAM BUISNNICK-

es College Hal an was an ex- R _

_ ppears t hav ossessed th I’ uss-

lent repeat well served, the caterer ian ,wager "B121 e ‘ It is “ith dee re ret th

1914

\-4

Ullllllllll finished by K8. loulon

THE MAN OF' THE DOMINION.

- lr.

"-`- --wmv*

FOR HIKING SOAP, WATII. CLEANING DISINFECYING BINKB CLOIETS. U

AND FOR

MANY OTNII

PUlPQSl\»

-i

' lies

Men of this Dominion, he ye wise,

How ye shall serve her in the fateful

hour

Whose shadow is upon her; she re-

Upon your wisdom; it is in your pow

, er

To makia or mar, to hasten or lm-

TH! STANDARD

ARTICLE

8 0 L D INIIVWNIIIK.

I-IEFUSE

. p e,

Her growth in all that makes a na-

tion great;

Remember, as your

creed

Such shall she be;

of her fate.

own have de-

ye are masters

IUIITITUTIB `

lThls land is young

for her years;

hold her in the

fall;

you she sinks, by you she may

transcend

and marvellous

balance] do not

COEEEE

vall

fears.

hose vision narrows to a selfish'

end.

J. C. M. DUNCAN.

. _-- . s guns who dealt ' ,P S at the

ing Mrs. Mdxinnon. withvtllliem at @1058 qparters declare kofRlllr_s.L\l_iléi_~_ain _Brei_;nick__ oi x IQCE EDWARD___;Th f t of the 8l1S l0llgl1C With the hither- I e_ lr 03 0 1 13 C ronic ed»

le-Idskbeing in the city had dad: effed: "E95 Of P€"s0”B1 fury- 'MHHY C0FPses,Wh1°h Sflfl _event f00k Pllwe 011 Sat- -

the attendance at the Prince Ed- have their hands raised and thpir u_rday_ evening, the 8th inst., after B rd last night, showing that this €lu0\\'B on ,R level with the shou1del`B. lingering Illness °f_ Over f°“f` Y°a_"5» atre is gaining in popular favor bodies show horrible wounds finf|icted.“’l“°11, 911° bofe With “U9 Ulflstlall ry ilay. A select programme of with weapons fired at ii distance of Paflellfie- She was assisted during her pn!" the use °f Rexllll FOUI POW' tures was prescntedmhief of which u couple of iucheu from ine uiuuui ur -lest illness by her Spiritual adviser d°’ rc: "The Animated Weekly", show- br¢a51__ The Umans seized two mil. Rev. Father Smith of Iona who ad- ter' views of the soldiers of the dif- lion pq-_f,r_.¢B belonging to the Nation. Iministered to her the last rites of mg out nations at war, and 1he_flft11 ill- pi Bank of Belgium pt llpsspie Tpgtiie lloly Catholic Church. she leav- 3"? __ll_;;?Ll\_l____'gfs_lo|:_‘; IS§_’_;‘l, batnk being 8 privigtg concern. €his,;‘_S't)o r_;ioi:_rn besidesdat soi_‘_rowi_r._g °“

' , ' ‘\ '_ _‘ ,' ac of piracy cois i utcs a viola ion IIS an , our sons an wo aug - ° reels ‘}t,,‘mf’,,S‘,'§§§‘,l §ll:_<>_\;n___l§;t of the my third, article of the iuws ers.-.ruuieu Mart-iu und Anuiu ai, igdltbyerflitvo gllilleiiee. cSOTne vetry and custqmlf "I warfmfc' thome Michael and Thomas at present V

In 1850 King Frederick, afterwards 0mDl0Y€d by the Cl11\l“l0tf-0f0WI1

rtling scenic efiecis were introduc Em ew f _bade e Z Mean] \au an K

_ . ~ 0 0

. . it. f p r, o th sei ure of ` -v "g on 'o., and Mis. V t f t E p t e:.:,le,r_l‘(_3,\f;1.;;-dilriglg-‘I '23,-§1c11,ig tidvtelx Specie of France on conditionihat it'-\lfred Callnglwn Wl10 r0Sid0B ln 0 S X

ures Lucille finally escapes from the be not emDloY8fl to sustain a resist- Ch&l`10l1l/€f0WD~ Her i\ll10_rB1 WHS 181' '

3799_3_3M2“.ks_ i5]au¢1_ An exceptionally well-acted ance to German arms. .\`imil1arly the Yely attended which testified to the

_ O - |

_ Itinerary of Lectures

turing Pauline Bush and .losslyn ersburg at first sequestered by tier-'hold by ell who knew her. A ltequiem -

n Trun The come]

funds of the Bank of France at Pet-

_ . . g .p _

- , _ inn hospital for the \v_ol1iulc<l iS m0St are th four essentials that give big _99.u..'!.try the Natura' Hattie efficient and adequate so far. Maimcd prominent dividends in the fox bred- ~ 9|‘°U"d Of Hel' Bltl Bhd P0W°|'- warriors' homeless mniilii-s, destitute ing business. The l’ermi\nent Silver

ful N¢|9hll°"8 women nn.l orphan children receive foxes has them all. 50110.

instant attention, reminding one of

and is now attempting to force his

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neighborhood of the Scheldt River, -which ls in Belgium. These forti- fications, it was feared, were design- ed as a menace to Belgium, and mili- tary critics then began to point out signs that proved Germany to have prepared for the invasion of France by way of Belgium. There is u multiplicity of railroad tracks leading to within a few miles of the Belgian border, and at Treves and Aix there are large yards and great terminal facilities, out of all proportion to the needs of the country in times of peace. Apparently the invasion of llelgiuni has been part of Germany's plan.

British Force For Belgium

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that her sole hope was in Britain, she has not failed to take some pre- cautions on her own account, as the stiff battle she is offering to Germany proves. She is capable of placing 170,000 trained men in the field, and

‘from her population of more than 7,000,000 she can draw many more at need. Her idea has been that if she were invaded by Germany, Britain having control of the sea. could land » a large expeditionary force at Ant- werp. Thls force, co-operating with the Belglans, might attack the Ger- man nrmy in the flank as it was. on its way to France, or might cut ll.` oi! from its sourea of supplies.

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FOX FARMING is one of the 'most lucrative business enterprises in the

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_ “It_ is fortunate that Prince Edward _Island has boldly entered this field

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET NEW and while the rewards

so great and the prospects so bright as they are at the present time".

(Report of Department of Agriculture March 1914)

The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Forest Liniited

offers you a_GOLl_)EN OPPORTUNITY. It is a well established Company, seeking Capital for Extension.

Prospective Dividends for 1914 65 p_ d_

“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results”

Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913. ~

Tlie___»,=_%ilolin R. Dinnis Pecligreed Foxes Limited is pusquaiiy pared for by JOHN R. DINNIS "The Wizard Rancher".

.Th_ “On_e o_f the most successful ranchers is JUHN R. DINNIS of Charlottetown.

is Year ¢ falsed and Paid tal?-S 011 f0I'fY°€1_8l1t PUBS at 7 P- C. of the world’s

supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world He raised sixteen pu s

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