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BERLIN, Oct. 11, (Special)--Ptilicn

Ernest August, of Cumberland, has returned here and rejoined his wife. the Princess Victoria Louise, who has been staying with the &nprees, her mother. while recovering from her recent indisposition.

The reunion of the Prince and Prin-

cess is regarded here as a definite sign th

at the recent trouble over the suc-

cession to the throne of the Duchy of

Brunswick was rather a controversy

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Signature “

etween the Imperial Chancellor, Dr. on Bethmanu-Hollwe and his ad-

sera, than between the Hohenzollern

nd Guelph families.

Prince Ernest August authorized

the statement that he considers him-

self bound for all time by his

tiuct promise in rl letter to the perial Chancellor to do nothing o encourage nothing against resent composition of Prussia he German Empire. His statement, owever, does not contain the ex- licit renunciation of his claims to he Hanoversia succession demanded

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IDNDDN, ENGLAND.

Opons to the Pupils of

The Annual Examinations in Pncticai

appliycstion to

Parents and 'resellers wishing to enter

_fe Music r:xAMn\lA1‘loNs 1914

Canada in May and june, |914. An examination in Theory orgy will be held November a5ih xgxg, a plxcation to be made by October lst.

An Exiglbitlon value about 3500 offered annually; also s Gold and z Silver Medals. S llabus, Music for the examinations and all particulars may he obtained ou

' li. WARING DAVIS. 711 Shafer Street. Montreal, (Resident Secretary lsr Canada.)

_ communicate with the Secretary at once and have their names plamd csi mailing list.

For Local Examinations in Music in the BRITISH IMPIRB.

rauon-me uayssrv

'ral xiao.

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dis- Im- and the and

the Prussian nationalists

y . The Prince's statement, which in-

cl .

udcs the assurance that his prom-

ise would remain in full force in case he ,became a prince of the empire,was drafted after extended conferences at G

mansion, Austria, with the Duke of

on the Cumberlands are prepared

to make to Prussian sensibilities. It is generally remarked that it will

arcely satisfy the Prussian nation-, nllsl ' it a t bf ll

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all Teachers of Mink. Music and Theo will be held throughout

their pupils for these examinations should

i_- - a-

for each continuation Cash must _l Twenty five cents.

culllullan ctasslrllan ans

accompany order. Minimum charge

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AGENTS WAN IEtl

vl"(lli']`I'tAl'l‘ Alll'}N'1‘i-l WAN'l‘hlD.

Small for fintalugue. Solar and liro- lnllle prints. l‘ortruit.s fiat and Convex. Frnlnes and sheet Pictures.

‘- Mewlililits l'l>|'t.ruit Co., Toronto. WM WANT ’l`l-Ililtlitl Gl'lNFll£All

Agents in your Province, we will give you Exclusive territory, llundrcti per cent. profit, null help you appoint sllb~agents. _ Article- ALCONU NON-AllUUl‘IOLIU EX- "1‘ltAt_l'l‘.~f_ Hear & Cu., 77 Victoria, 'I‘oi‘unt0, (lub. 1924-10-l3lVIetii.

li`()l`£ SALE - NUMBER OF Healthy Rod Foxes. Apply John W. i1‘osl;cr, 41 Dundas St. Brant- ford, Ont. 1703-9-27M12i. L " __ __.. 4 l .

LOSI _

ll.os'l‘ A'l'~ltoY/llfrv 'rwo cows,

'branded on right side with two ll’s

L() ST-IN ()HARlllJ'l"l"]‘l'l‘UWN, A

, Finder rewarded at Drake & Co. I Y _ _ _ _ 2047-10-lllvlai. (_.

purse containing u sum of money. _

, FE ERI H, CONS I

PATED, GIVE "CALIFORNIA

again.

always makes them feel splendid.

which has directions for babie

with contempt.

umberland andi Prince Adolph oi C _ . .

l Bill' S ~°

as representing the extreme conces-

bnumburg-Llppe, and is regarded

s, since oes no n the

rince's father, the Duke of Cumber- land, or his posterity.

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SYRUP OF FIG3_»» :the birth of Lyman Trumbull, who

Look at the tongue' ‘mothey-| If figure in public life in Illinois. Born muted, it is s sure sign that your in Uolchcster. Conn-. Oct 12. 1203. little omys stomach, uve, ,md bow- Mr. Trumbull received his education els need a gentle thorough cleansing in his Native State. Dfilflf-l¢€<\ WW at 0nce_ ‘ for a time in Georgia and then

When peevish, cross, listless, palg settled at Belleville, Ill. In lli41 'ne

doesn’t sleep, docsn’t eat or am; na- became sccretaryof State and seven turolly, or is feverish, stomach sour Years 1B»f»€l` WHS elected QD” Of the breath bad; has “Omagh ache’ gore justices of the Illinois supreme Court tl\l"0f1t. di&rrh0es, f\llL_qf3,cold, give He was elected as aDemocratic re- a teaspoonful , of "Calitdrfnlu Syy-“p‘preseutative in the 34th Congress in or Figs," 'and in a rev; hours all gin, 1854, and the next year was elected foul, consgipnted waS'te_ undigested United States senator, defeating Jas. food andsour bile gently moves out Shielllsl GOV- MHUCSOU and Abraham of its little bowels without griplug, I-inwlrh Always 11 Democrat. he left and you have a well, playful child hid DHT*-Y. |l0W€"'@¥`» 0" the S18-Very

You nec1ln't coax sick children to Republican S0lH1'£0I'- SONIC YGLIFB ai-

inke this harmless “fruit laxative;" WY *he WDP he |'0*»\1T:“9d t_0 the Dem"- rlwy love its delicious mute, una in emi-ic party- During his senutorml

Ask your druggist for u 50-oem; of the judiciary committee. He was

bottle of "California Syrup of Figs,"

children of all ages and for grown- ments- H0 Vilted llllllillst the ii’ ups plainly dn the bottle. Beware of Peachment Of Pl'9Bld'3“t JOUDSOH. ounterfolts sold here. To be sure Wlliflh "C510" Cmlied him *-0 be d°‘ ou get the genuine, ask to see that feated for re-election. Senator Trum-

is made by “California Fig Syrup bull's death occurred in this city ompany." Refuse any other kind June 25. 139§5~

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LONDON, Oct. 11, (Special)--The

tango dancinscrale promises to be the must conspicuous feature of Lom don's winter season. 'rsngo' teas and classes have now developed‘iuto tan- go clubs, of which no less than three are in process of formation. One is being founded by the energetic chair- man oi Olympia, Mr. Payne, who uti- lized the roller skating crane to in- stitute a Einnday club, which proved almost as great an attraction for so- ciety as the Duchess of Bediord's real ice skating club at Prince’s Gallery.

Even more significant of the bold'

that the tango is getting upon Lon- don soclety is the formation of a second "club, with headquarters at the Carlton Hotel. Though the dances are to be held in the hotel,the club is entirely distinct from the bo- tel management. William'Gl1lett and other well known social personalities are among the°organizers. The mem- bership is limited to 250, and every candidate’s social qualifications must be carefully adiudicated by the com- mittee. The _American wife of a well-known shipbuilder, who is the brother of aharon, heads the wo- meu’s committee. The subscription for the season is $25, which gives a member the right to attend twenty- six dances, two a week. Before the general dancing begins _two Ameri- can profeeslonals specially imported from Paris will give demonstrations of the Argentine tango, the Brazilian matchicbe and other modern terpeic- horean developments.

So keen is the demand for admis-

sion to the Carlton Club that the or- ganizers are considering the advisa- bility of increasing the subscription to S50, while possibly the charge for visitors, who as at present arranged may be introduced by a member on payment of $2.50 for one evening,mny he raised to $5.00.

._ CHICAGO, ILL., Oct. 1l.-’l‘omor- ,row will bc the 100th anniversary of

.»for many years was a conspicuous

question and was twice elected asa

career of 18 years he was chairman

the author of the civil rights bill

5, and frn.n_1ell the 13th and 14th amend-

“You run no risk when you leave

Finder please leave nt Guardian ' (mice. 2041-10-l1M2ipd.

lr r -f.

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, l'l'lMAI.E liI‘§Llf ____ WAN'l`I*ilJ-A illltll Filli Gl~)Nl~JiiAL

housework. flood wages will he given to a alliinble person. Apply to Box 14, Allmrton, P. I6. I. ` _ _l9:l7-lo-vtvtci. WAN'l"l*lI)-A MAH) FOR GENEIIAI. _`_i_muscwoi-k. Apply to Mrs. Walter ___(_l_l‘u_ll_t,__ _6_/i__Kent_St._ 16124-_‘J~2lM\.I. |w.‘al~1fl‘l<:ll l'lu'll. Nlmslas Nr 'lit-in ' Taritou State Hospital. For par-`

I _jjelillirs address Dr. Arthur V_].ip‘ *YOU WRITE "1’LAip1"EN(}f,1§H

' "Goss, Superintendent, Taunton _ Htatc Hospital, Taunton, Mass. § 1872-10-3M3Mos. 'F' __._;_ 'l

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,Ft`ll"t SALE-A DARK FEMALE 5 fox, wnll bred; also a male (cross).

_ lloth young. Apply to Angus Mc- ,_[’llce, New l-Il\ven.__2_042-10-lllil2wlill. FOR l‘~iAl.E-»{~’»(lI»IIi. ALENA L. Young, 35 tons register. Every-

thing in good repair. Fraser ell-

I gina: in:-ltllllcd this year. Will he * sold cheap, if sold quick. Apply ` ffnlvin llowatt, _Victorin. '_ _ _ _ zoas-10-lllvlol. FUR SAIJC FOUR YEAR ULD (lf_)I.'I‘l I by tfnnunodnre l_.e<lyar<l. Apply ati I:"cardon’s Livery Stable, 171 Graf-

i ton Ht. 2022-10-i0M3ipd_

iron `l§.l]LTa§ii1'r¢Tr`f'Tl.ItT>i<`,`§lFa°l`, ‘ cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives, Montague. - 6-28M'Eti

FQR SALE-A FEW PAIRS OF

1_876-10-3Mti. W

IMALE IIELP WANTED

BAKER WANTED-YOUNG MAN

preferred, to take charge of abusi- ness in u. small town.\M\lst be good general baker and a teetotaller. When replying state experience, and address "Bakery," care Guardian, Charlottetown. 2039-10-11M3i.

MISCELLANEOUS

you may earn money correspond- ing for newspapers. Capital Press Syndicate, Washington, D. C. ____M_ _______ _1978-10-8M16ipd. FOX RANOHERB, ATTENTION .

Every fox rancher should have one of our patent drinking fount- ains in each pen`to assure the fox ss hgvlng clean “water at all times A supply always on hand at P.lll. Island Fox Exchange and Realty,

Shorihorn ilerd Sale

2 o’clock Wednesday, Oct l5th

1913. _

D. C. lli'acKinlay has instructed

me to sell at public auction at his farm in North River- his entire herd of pure-bred s h or t ho r n cattle -consisting of about twenty head- also one excellent milk cow. A few of these are show cattle

and there are wveralgollng hulls. Bulls from this her have sired some of the sweepstakes cows of the Maritime Provinces. If day is stormy. sale will be on next lille

day

I". II. IIORNE _

Auctioneer

1633-9 - 22 iimtb6iEws8ipd

_ = your prescription here. Our prescrip- ' _ tion department is presided over by

. _ E expert pharmacists only, no novice

- or beginner does any part of the

work and our prescriptions are thoroughly tested and checked to in- gsure extreme accuracy. We can fill ,the prescription of any doctor pro-

l'i‘ry us. The 'l‘wo Macs, ijt) Great George St. MEtf.

"Fifteen dozen of handsome

_ shapes. all shades and sizes rag-

ular 506 to $1 00. Clearing Saturday at 25c.Monre& Mel ood

2033.l0,l lM3l

"42 pair of ladies fine while

kid gloves (station make) reg- ular $l.I0 per pair. Long 4 hui- ion wrists. Sizes 6 fo 7 on sale Saturday 75c a pair. Stanley ‘ Bros- _ 20|]-I0-l0M2i

Co., Ltd., and James Arthur dr Co

Efin

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__ Summerside. 688-7-lillltf.

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ro ter __

'l‘0 LET-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

on 83 Upper Prince Street. Also good stabling. Possession Oct. 15th. Apply to J. Ht: ley Wed- lock, 99 Upper Prince

ANTED-EGGS, BUTTER AND dressed pork. Choice quality only. John Hopkins, Pork Packers, St. John, N. B. 1849-10-2M1mo.

Ranch Mink. O. H. Keith, Peticod- HE, N. B. 1826-10-1me2v_vksnd

wanna I I

f"ol¢“s}£l]n'3Ii°T1lIM§Eil blfsrcoi wawifzn 'ro soann A Fuw Pala

iiatered Leicester sheep, different _ A268. and Yorkshire pigs. Apply to ghhicltael Keenan, Georgetown Roy- ialty. __ _ __ 1913-10-4Ms4ipd.

if n sam-’1'.1vs:' `ili1NK."w."H. c.

Silver Black Foxes. Rate very moderate. Perfectly' sale up-to date ranch. Careful and competent management guaranteed. Address Communications to Rogers Farqu-

"-lgtuthven, West Essa, Ont. ' 1968-10-Blnwkspd.

_ Notice to the Public ‘

Received. s osraosd ‘_gt_ Beaver - I5-&k\._ 1 3 cgrfy ul lieth;

harson, Charlottetown, P. O.

1988-10-9M6ipd. '

flour direct from the mills in bbls L s fnlliine of the following choice- `

Pride '

Ranch-Bred

Shareholders in the Three

The foxes owned by this

No charge whatever is mad

Pure Bred Black $l50_00 a pf.

Tnplln, Rayner, Dalton and Champion stralns,all Class A foxes.

_ New Watches i " --,

I' A l r s Get Good Plumbing# _ The ‘ed that .in your Hom.-.

_ g . _ __ and that megieéagee Trainer :bout it I I

` Free Ranching the First ' Year \

the company’s assets include s three-acre ranch with all modern improvements, spieadidly equipped.

um Rive. sliver and For co., tml

...:“.:.:.».::*.':'.lne;.::::°:.:;.~-“F“lf~°‘~i°-

Island Foxesi

company are selected from fine

e for ranching the first year and

. _, v_ '-is ‘ll

_ 5, the comfort and s ,~

_ _convenience of 'Stan-_ _ ""'fie'ld’s.Closed Crotcli in a’

_ ` combination suit that Willy

1 surely fit. _ '

' Get more Wear',‘too. Your ~% 1

knees will find it hard_ -to l

e rub holes in _

Sr1larlrl.n's c

Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are °

paying only $15,000 a pair for the three pairs of ranch-bred Island black foxes after deducting the costof ranch equipment, organization and stock-selling expenses __ 1

I v ll’

mptly and at a reasonable charge. Singiom '

caps. boys' and mon's new golf “de '

#gsm _

County.

on the first day of Novembernext

chtq-1e_or P. O» Order for Tllrec, dollars, to pay cost of drawing dup llcate lease and registering same. i

forms, form of lease and leasing regulations are deposited and may be inspected at the following places: -

ary. Charlottetown.

Peter's Bay.

Bridge.

Snmmerside.

Bros. Victoria

Tryon.

Pownal.

NOTICE

UNDERWEAR "

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UYSTER CULTURE

Notice of Applications for Oys-

ter Leases in ' -

St. Peter`s Bay, Klug`s County Pownal Bay, Queeu’s County. New London Bay, Qneen’.~

Oyster Cove, Prince County. lndlau River Prince County. Shipyard River, Prlnce County _ Barbara Welt River, Prince,

County. l

Tryon River, Prince County. Appfications on the regular pr nled forms will be received by , the undersigned for lease of barren ` bottoms for Oyster Culture in the above mentioned waters up to and

Each application will require to

be accompanied ,by cash. certified

Copies of plans, application

Office of the Provincial Secret-

Store of McEwen & ,Co., St.,

Store of II. D. McEwen. Morell, Store of Harry Cox, Morell. Store of A. J. MacLeod, Stanley

Bridge. ` '

Store of Welt' & Fyie, S:anley

Store of james Kennedy, Ken-

Leslie MacNutt at store of P.

MacNutt & Sons, Malpeque.

Prot_honotary‘s Oilice, Sumnler

(`)iii;e of Hou. James McNelll._~

E. Boswell at store of Wright

Office of M- C. Delaney, North

A. A Moore. Road Master,

ARTHUR NEWBERY, Asst. Provincial Secretary. _

27th Sept. 1913. ‘ 1793 9-29MtlNov. I

, .

All Poll Tax not paid, better be aid at once as Executions are rdercdfor same. Pay at once and

1989, lo,9 Mtf

Real Estate Versus Black Foxes

The Black Fox Industry has proven to be an exception-

ally good investment, but well selected Real Estate ls better because safer. A$looo0 fox may die or escape, but Real' Estate in scity which is increasing its population at the rate of r4,ooo per year, and which has a building programme of

$l2,ooo.oo0. this year cannot depreclate in value-

Nearly all great fortunes have had their basis in Real `

Estate. This has been true in all countries, it is now especl- . ally true of Canada. We buy at rock bottom prices, and make a specialty of syadicating large properties. You can get into one of our Syndicates at 75 p c. less than you can purchase a portion of-the same, or a similiar property from the ordinary lot vendor, and then we stay by you and make the resale, so

that you know where you are getting oil' again.

We new have a_Syadicate in the process of formation

that already has in it many of the best financial men in both New Brunswick and P. E, I. The property is a quarter sec- tion in Regina, the Queen City of the West. It is situated West of the three million dollar Parliament Buildings and the G. T. P. million dollar hotel- This quarter section has al- ready ’beé'n‘-‘s`ubdivl&l`e<l',' and as soon as the remaining shares are sold we shall begin retailing the lots at double our price to the Syndicate. The Syndicate who purchased the adjoining

property made $200,000 for the shareholders.

Cut out the attached coupon, and mail it to us today. "

KEIRSTEAI) & MERSEREAU

lnvesimeni Brokers 75.`Doclt Street and Marltei Square.

Box No.322 Si..|ohn, N. li. ,

Sim: ' fc

Without committing myself in any way I desire to know more

about your land propositions. '

~ V Name.. .. . .

1720-9~25Mtf Address .... .... .

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I _ Having Disposed Of My Farm Ai I

' Kensington `

I will sell on the premises '

On Monday Uci. 20 ai I p. m. The Following Stock in

_ _ Crop And Implements

1 horse rx years old, 2 milch' cows, 2 hcifers 2 years old,

4 calves, I pig, 50 hens,

CROP f

2 acres tatoes, 1 ions he a nan

quantity of ati-tw. 5 Y’ q ity of wheat' B IMPLRMENTS `

r Frost and Wood Binder, almost new. lhay mower,

1?eerlng. l hay rake, Deering, l Sectional seeder, Massey Har--' ;___S (new) r potato scufiler and hiller,_new this season, ,x plow

qssey Hams No 2, almost new, r launtlng sleigh, I pling Sleigh, I wood sleigh. 1 set bob sleigh, new lsstseason, l b“3¢Y' ,I "Wk WHEN. I box cart, r set driving harness, a QP* W°"|‘"‘8 UHIUCSS Of f1U_kil1dS. 150 ft. wire Cable _suitable °*' h°|5"“§ |1255 new this season, also blocks and fork, I _Magnet Cream Separator. forks, shovels, hoes and other art- icles used on a well equipped farm- Terms at sale.

JAMES HUMPHREY .

Kensington .

HUGH F. MORRISON

_Q73 msumi _ I Auctioneer

youu men like ln a

sriety of _styles and

ricee, also new fobs..

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A.. _, _._

For Tre u r’s plumbing is the best b

m°'° '”°d°"‘° “‘°"°°8ll» sanitary and lstisfahtaryin

l°\° Gall. write, oi- phase ,$$J»;