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has been in constant use for tliwre than thirty yea" it Fmtulency’ Wm (1 Cone an To relief of Constipation. D|,“.,.hma_ It ’ willing Troubles and assimllates the Fgglglelgffisn tl; lgltomnch and Bowen’

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Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company,

INCREASED FACILITIES

By the laying of the telephone cable between Nova

Scotia and Prince Edward Island, the Maritime Telegraph and Telephone Company, have extended their field of operation and given added facilities to their many patrons. Prince Edward Island is the richest province--according to size-in the Dominion and the service provided the public will now be more complete and extensive than eVeFi.;'.L..`.'.' .:.;' . '

We are dealers in the securities of this Company.

Full particulars will be furnished on request.

F. B. McCurdy & Co

IIIIBIRS 0l` IIONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Halifax. Ottawa. Montreal, St. John, Sherbrooke, Kingston,

I Sydney, Charlottetown. St. Jolsn'a Nflil. London. Ing ,

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NOTICE

We are now open for_business. We handle foxes of a I

kinds. List your stock with us.

FOR SALE

One pair Class A Breeders, a bargain. 3 Females Class B.

3 pairs Newfoundland Patches. One Silver Black Male Imported Stock. 2 Patch Males showing 80 p. c.

Two Females Fisher.

1 Male Fisher. _

1 class “A” ODUOI1-

ls ha dl t k' Co nies. Write for prospectus of

the ltylhliila oSilv2r Elagh ailihld Plallrdh Fox Co. Ltd. Guarantceirig 25

p. c. 1915.

The Prince County Fox Exchange, Ltd

Phone 66 Summerside, P. E. I.

D. M. 'sHARBi~:LL, Mgr. i~:. N. M¢QUARiuE. S@¢’y. 4049-8-12Mwsif.

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The Following Facts will Convince You

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. hA’,° “Se Féiiifii ihridgirofihtge, is an is§°s"$niea his ef; grsiey from a strain of very hee breed¢fS. YCS fact' Y?-diil therarents of this strck sell last ear for they are' - -eq they did---are the young Fhxes for $39900 per P-Frfigcd at $15700 per pf ir, yes they are. It is gd; Sllaciaililal the 5 old females cf this stoc4l§ reared_ 2;

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p“pi,,}:sgnZ‘:;Zlril?§gri§dteg€¥gcordg illetlie glorld. seaslnvcswr this is the Co. for you,write the Secy.at once before the deal closes. f0f Pf°@P°°t“5 &“°'

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Pethick continued his studies regard- ing the idiscoses of fur-bearing ani- mals and greatly. ,appreciated the kindness of. the Faculty of the Uni- vera ty oi st. Francis Xavier in per- mitting him t6 do miscroscopic and other work in their thoroughly equip-

under the Capable supervision oi Dr. C. I. Connolly, who holds h:s ds- gree from Munich' Uinlvorslty.

Ifoiinsr Him..-Miss Katie Mc-

ter spending tire last few days visit- ing friends in Southampton.--What\ might have been a, serious accident occurred at Forest Hill on Saturday night, the lst lnst., when Mr. Gar- tleld McLeod, was leaving the 'house 01- Mrs. Neil Matheson, his toot slipped and he fell into the cellar, which was lelt open, and sprained his right ankle slightly. His many friends are congratulating Mr. Mc- Leod on escaping so well, consider- ing that the cellar was seven feet deep.-Mr. Harry Thompson, Bouth‘- ampton, is spending his vacation here. He is the guest of Mr. George E. Turner.-Miss Tens Matheson, has returned home alter spending a. very pleasant, _visit in Strathcona.-Mr, Alex. Mclreod, Strathcona, has nc- cepted a position, as bookeeper,here, with .\`. McLaren & Co.-The many friends of Mr. Neil J. MacDonald will regret to hear of his illness, especi- ally at such a busy time. However, be is fortunate having secured the services of Messrs. Donald M. Ste- wart and Alvin M-atheson for putting up his hay.-Mrs. Charles Dixon, Taunton, Mass., is spending the sum- mer months at her old home berc. Her many friends are delighted to see her home once more.

visit in Nova Scotia.. While away Dr..

ped Biological Laboratory, which lei

Loren, has returned to her home af--|

kins is worthy of special mention, but hay is below the average as u general thing, Most of the clover

,wss winter-killed, but the Timothy

came on and made a vary fair crop. Rainy weather has interfered somo- what with hay-makin . Outs orc

'growing nicely and promise to yield

well. Wheat has also made 5 good growth, but there is a. good deal ot loose smut in some iislds. Several lsrmerl are giving more attenton to seed selection, and the crops show the result in a stronger, more even, and more uniform growth. There are a number of fields, which, if entered, would make the Standing Field Crop Competition very keen. Potatoes and roots are growing very rapidly, and at the present time

lgivo indications of a heavy yield.

The potato beetle is very numerous, but where spraying was done prompt- ly.there has been but small lossl lvlr_ Percy ‘Leliecheur at Guernsey Cove has 5 good pure-bred Clydesdale mars" with a filly foal at foot. This mare is of good size, well put to- gether and has excellent quality. Mr. John Brehaut has a line yearling pure-bred Holstein bull. The use of this animal in this d'llstrlct should help to improve the quality of the cattle kept very much. There are not many sheep or pigs in the dis- trlct."

THURSDAY.

WEl)DI.‘\'(l HELLS.-The home ot

ithe late lilr. and Mrs, Mathieson was 'the scene of s. pretty event on Wed- .nesduy, July 28th, when Mr. John

McArthur, of Bonwell's mast respectable young farmers,\vas united

,in marriage to Miss Ellie Mathieson,

a fair and most popular young lady of Rose Valley. The bride, who was 'chhrmingly attired in a suit of white silk trimmed with costly white lace, and wearing 5 long veil, was attend-

CROPS IN KINGS. - Mr. Leslie

J. Tennant, District Representative for Kiug’s County, spent last week visiting at Murray Harbor and Guernsey Cove. I-lc reports the crops in the Guernsey Cove and Murray

Be Sure il’s the ‘Auliurpllair Girl’

She Represents Parisian Sage An Iavigorating Hair Tonic. Quickly Removes

Dandruii

You can use nothing better than

Parisian SB-ge. as sold at drug coun- ters everywhere, to make tl1e"li`air soft, fluily and abundafit. It stops itching head, invigorates the scalp, and removes dandrufl with one appli- cation.

If your hair is getting thin, or is

harsh, dull and lifeless, do not des- pair-give ie attention. Frequently applications of Parisian Sage wcll rubbed into the scalp will do won- ders.

When the hair fs falling out, splits,

or is too dry and streaky, surely use Parisian Sage-it supplies hair and scalp needs. Get n. 50 cent lmttle from Geo. E. Hughes, at once. It certainly makes your head feel line and gives the hair that/euvls'h1e gloss and beauty you desire.

llow To Stop .

Stomach Tormcnls

SOUND ADVICE FROM A WELL- KNOWN Pd-IYSICIAN

Mon and women who suilcr from

what they call Dyspepsia, Indigestion or just plain "stomach-trouble" usu- ally seek regular relief in the form of some pepsin pill or tablet, or oth- °" artiiiclul digestant. This, experi- cncc teaches me, is a serious error. In nine cases out of ten, the distress is caused by the development of acids in the stomach,-formed by thc fermcntfng of the food. Instead ofa dlgestsnt being required, something should be taken to dissolve or neu- tralize this acidity, when normal di- gestion will follow as a matter of course. 'l`his acid matter is distinct- ly poisonous and unless it is dissolv- ed, digestion merely carries the mass of fermenting food from the stomach to the intestines, where its poison is absorbed by the blood and carried all over the body.

If all the great army of people who

sufler alter nearly every meal would make it a point to take u teaspoon- ful of Blsurated Magnesta in a quart- cr glass of water after each meal, there would be no formation of acid- ity and consequently no distress or discomfort. Sour, acid, gassy stom- ach, heartburn, helching, bloating, etc., would then bc u thing of the past. "Bisurated lilagncsin" _ is a physlcian’s prescription. It is inex- pensive and can be obtained nt any drug store. It is prepared _for just such trouble and the best proof of its efficiency is that it will stop the sharpest, biting stomach distress i live minutes from the time it enters the stomach, simply by dissolving the acids that have been formed there. Its action ls ahsfiutely harmless.

New Laimdry

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HOP-WO

The New Laundryman

St. Georgia Hall (Formerly Spas ooil's Hall)

.ed by Miss Bell lilciirthur, who also wore a suit of white silk, while the groom was ably supported by Mr. :John Math-ieson, brother of the bride During the early hours of the utter- 'noon a large number oi invited 'guests hud assembled and Passed the time talking, laughing, shaking hands land making new acquaintances until the old clock toiled the ha-ppy hour of six, when the young couples mur-

Iched from the house, the bride lenn- lng on the arm of her brother Dun- can, to the beautiful and well decor- ated green lawn, underneath the ehude of the old alll) 9 tree. Where the riuptiai knot was tied by thc Rev. J. H. Mclrlattie oi Brookfield, assisted by Rev. A. D. McKenzie. Montreal. When the ceremony was pertormed the usual congratulations

R.-\Il.WAY ACCIDICNT.-A shocking accident occurred on the l‘. li. I. railway on Tuesday afternoon, when the eighteen-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver was very badly crushed hy a ballast train at a' point n few miles west of Alberton. ’l`hc train, which was being driven by Ilan McDonald with Conductor lilc- (falder and Brukerrian McKinnon, was bucking up from l)eBlols to Al- herton, and the little child, it is sup- posed, got away unnoticed from the house, and got through the fence on- to the railway property. Clamber- ing up the bank, h‘e must have been hid by the grass and weeds from the traininen’a view until when he sud- denly broke out and got on the rails in the path of the oncoming train. It. was then too late to stop the train in time, though' tlic tralnmeu applied their brakes with feverish haste, and the moving train struck the unfortunate child, who was scv- erely injured. One arm was so bad- ly crushed that l)r. Campbell, of Al- berton, who attended to the little sutlercr, found it necessary to ampu- tute n portion nf it. The Superin- tendent of thc Railway, Mr. Horace Mcldwen, is conducting un investiga- tion into the circumstances of the accident.

New Optical Parlor

In Souris

I have opened an Opriciil Parlor at

my Drugstore and am prepared to do all kinds of rcfrucr.i~m work, and to correct any errors of Vision, also to do all kinds of repair work us well as duplicate any glasses that may bc broken. I carry in stock s large assortment of the iinest glasses and spectaclewarc. My parlor is fitted with the latest modern ini- provements for scientifically examin- ing tho eyes and supplying the cor- rect glasscs. I have taken sthor- ough course in optics. I make a specialty ot’ this line and nm sparing no expense in making my l"1|"10f one of the best on P. li. Island- AD invitation is extended to RHYOIIU wishing to inspect my fsclllf-ics f0\' testing and correcting “"0” Uf th” eye. Satisfaction will be guaranteed with each pair ot glnsscs-

l-l. .l. MAHON. D,-uggisg and llptician.

3694-7-25Mw4i.

. “The Ohio” Gasoline Engines

is acknowledged everl’Wh°f° '-0 be the best and most satisfactory engine ou the market today for

eral farm work on account of

lgtznilmpllelty, lllielaney Durabil-

ity and Low fuel Consumption.

we stand baek of these engines ~

with the broadest kind ol a guar-

autos.

We have been selling gasoline

engines on P. E. Island for the pesteolovon years and our long

always at your se_rvlce'.' _

In addition lo our Ohio engines we

have a line of small lssollne engines sult~ able for pumping wslsr. r\|nnin_|l light machinery. eu: at Dflces that will mfereei

Great George St.|

Gian canes for and delivered in'

any part ofthe C tr. i

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Amherst Motor Oo. =' 3392~l\|swlmo Amherst. N. S

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Buyers to Share in Profits

l Lower Prices on Ford Cars

Effective from August 1,1914, to August 1.1915, and guaranteed against any reduction during that liinc.

Touring Car . . . $630.

Runabout . . . . 580. Town Car . . . . 880.

Delivered at Charlottetown

FURTHER we will be able to obtain the maximum cmciency in our,factoi'y production, and the minimum cost in our pui'~ chasing and sales departments IF we can reach an output of 30,000 cars between the above dates.

AND should we reach this production we agree to pay, as the buyer’s share, from $40 to $60 per car (on or about August 1, 1915) to every retail buyer who purchases a new I<`oi'd cur between August 1, 1914, and August 1, 1915.

For further particulars regarding these low prices and profit- sharing plan, see

Bruce Stewart & Co. Limited STEAM NAVIGATION WHARF

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, izui.

(rom any person or persons willing to contract for the building of Mc- Lellan's Creek Bridge, Dc Gros Marsh, ncfordlng to the plrin and speiificatton to be seen at the resid- ence ol R. A. Campbell, Road Mas- ter, Newport, Ofhce ot, T. W. Mc- Donald, l\l.L.A., Georgetown and at this office.

experiences in this special linsis |

The nnmcs ol two responsible per-

sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract. must. accompany each tender.

’lhc Department does not bind it-

self to accept the lowest on any tender.

Tenders to be addressed to the un-

dersigned and marked "Tenders for Mcl.ellan'i-' Creek Bridge."

I.. ll. \lCMll.l.AN,

Secretary of l'ni»‘.ii~ Workri.

I)l~Il‘.»\l(Ti\lEN'l` Ol" I‘l`lll.ll` \\'l=lil".~`_'.

t‘hnrlottef.own, P. E. l. `Aiigust ll, 1914. tu-`0-3 1fl_l5,'J0,22,24& 'Z."»l\l&I-l(.l.

Tenders for McLellan’s W

Creek Bridge

The undersigned have a large well drilling machiny

on the Island and are prepared to drill any sized well to ane depth for water, minerals, etc. at reasonable charges.

For those “Black Beauties" on your Ranches you need

pure water. Let us put clown a good well for you. ,

We drilled the wells for the Summerside Water Works

Shediac,St. Marys' Gibson, Dalhousie and Trenton. All are giving perfect satisfaction.

Write and let us quote you prices for anything in the

drilling line. - '

Wells drilled for Towns, Villages and private use. Machine now working for Charles Dalton Saniiarium

at North Wiltshire, from there we move to Falconwood Hospital. Call at machine or write.

T. R. Kent Co., Ltd.

Contractors for Artesian Wells Test holes, etc.

St. George, N. B.

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