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The (Charlottetown Fox Breeders Protective Association

Organized by s group of Fox Ranchers In 171g vicinity A‘ Charlottetown for the purpose of giving financial sup-

port to eaoh other for the prosecution of parties who molest or steal from the members’ .anches.

Protective Measures include:

MAN-TRACKING BLOODHOUNDS BEST DETECTIVE AGENCY IN CANADA BEST LEGAL VTALENT All ranches will bear the offlioial placard. List of

members ls: - tfUnionvsle." MacLul-e and MacKinnon, Union Road. P. E. I. -

nvlmyn‘ P. E. I.

Prowee and MacKinnon, Norwood Road,

"International Foxes and Furs," W. Chester 8.

MacLure. Marshfleld. P. E. I, “Bovyer Ranch." Franklin Bovyer, bunbury, P. E. l.

"North River Ranch," W. K, Rogers, North Rive

P. E. I. ‘ "Dalton Ranch." w.‘ K. Rogers. Qouthport. P. s. l. "Bellevue Ranch." W. K. Rogers, Tea Hill, P. E- I‘. “Flood Ranch." W. K. Rogers, Southport, P. E. I. “Smailwooffs Ranch." W. K. Rogers. Southport. P.E.I.

“Farquharson Fox and Fur Farms" P. A. Farquharson, East Royalty, P. E. I.

\ “Lawndais Ranch." C. L. MsoKay, Si. Peters Road. P. E. I. ’ . “MacDonald Ranch." J. A. MacDonald. Southport. P.E.I. “Silver Sheen Ranch," Waiter B. Grant, Marehfleid. P. E. I. “Brow Ranch," E. R. Brow, East Royalty, P .E. i. “Saunders Ranch," E-J. Saunde s, Newstcad, P. E. I. “General Fur Farms Ltd., Mount Edward Road. P. e. l, _ "Gonersl Fur Farms Ltd.." North River Road, P. E. l. “Charlottetown Sliver Black Fox 00., Ltd.. Mount Edward Rood. P. E. i. _ "Jenkins Ranch,” J. D. Jenkins, Chari....etown Royalty. “Hopoton Ranch," W. A. Mutch. 8outl-lpori. “Greenaores Ranch.” Rey Clarke, Union Road, P. E. l. John Agnew Fur Farms, Braokiey Pt. Road. Wm. L. McEachorn, Mllerinaid. P. E. I-

John Roper, ollerwood. P. E. l.

SALE OF LADIES’

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I ’ Broken lines, all sizesrinlhe lot, but . not in each style. These arehigh class

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IBELFAST. -- Belfast services Sunday at 11 n.l.n., tiiiil 7 pm. Rev. Edward Morris will oliiciute.

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SPECIAL TRIPS TONIGHT AND TOMORROWP-Tbo steamer Hills- boro will make n special trip to- iilglil. and tomorrow night, for the Ilcucilt of lbosc who wish to attend the [illllllCill meetings lli this cliy.

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CONSERVATIVE MEETING. - A meeting of Conservatives 0i’ Bed- ionl Poll will be held at Joseph A. Hindus. Mlii Cove on Saturday evelrng, Scpt. 19th. oi 7.30 o'clock.

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SPECIAL TRIPS TONIGHT AND TOMORROW.--The steamer l~llll.~l- born will mzlkc n special trip to- night null tomorrow night for the benefit 01' those who wish to attend the political meetings in this city.

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vGiiANvlLLE SERVICES, - In referring to lilo Communion Scr- Proallytcrlnn church at (iranvllle yesterday the name of tho pastor. Rev, It. I-l. Stuveri, won

PRIZE SHOOT.~ll:ly View llllb: Association will bold their annual

mulubors are ro- A prize (‘or or- C. M.

12.20 11.111. .»’\ ll

guaranteed. Simpson. scorciurv,

INSTITUTE MEETING. — Tho l'(‘.,’»{lllill‘ meeting 01' the ltoscuozltll \V."lll(‘.ll'fi liii-illlult) was held on

Tho minutes 0i’ tho lust moi-ting were read null adopt- . od. A leitol- was l‘0il.ll by the sol:- llzld been received ' from tine Supervisor. The lnclnbors zlgrcorl lo giro a donation from tho

FOR soouo Aaouraélfrlanu convincing fuels Iluar" Odnadlie érouttfil sialeslnum-tlle Right‘

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MEMORIAL SERVICE. - There will bu a menloriul service hold at Cornwall on Sunday. Sept, 17, at 1.30 p.ln.

DR. H. S, BELAND Minister of Soldier Civil Fla-establishment will‘ speak In the Market Hall and. Prince Edward Theatre on Satur- day nlsht. 4991-9-17-3i

HOME FROM WEDDING TRIP. ~—Mr. and Mrs. John l‘. Barry, who have Illacu spending tlioil" bone)’- lnoon at llrulrlcloy lieuch. l’. Id. l.,\ returned to tho city Saturday and sjleili the weekend wlib Mrs. B'lr~ ry's purullill. Cblci’ Dcapuicbcr and Mrs, Mutbcw MuUarl-on. They loft on Monday for Clllllllillil, when: they will make their bolno.—Monc~ Lon Times.

ON MOTOR TRIP.--Mr. and! Mrs. M, J. Griffin and hon Frank.) nccompnlricd by Miss Kathryn) Roach sister o! Mrs. Griffin, nloi-f orcd trom Somervillc, Muss. on a‘. visit to their old homo ln Anburni where their fnillcr Mr. Edward‘ Roach still reslllra. They visited, loun, ullso Cornwall where they‘ spent iwn weeks with their slstmuI Mrs_ John Ellsworth. Thcy enjoycrli their trip very much and lelt on rl=_—‘ turn accompanied by ilost wishes of their many friends to returnl again another summlxr t0 enjoyI their lslund home.

PENDLETON -- M a c L E N NAN WEDDING.» The llulll-(on Timon says: Mr. liuymlmlid Arthur Pon~ llielou. (icnerul Slaoretzlry oi’ the Y. M, (Y, A., (lhzlrloiiciowll. l‘. l‘). I.. .lll<l Ilrlile are spollrlillf: n low l‘ vs In Nlullrtoll. 'i‘llvy' wore lll(li‘I'll?IlI yl-siurdzly lunrnlllu Ill Si, Julio's (‘Ilurr-b. We»! Saint John. TbeI ivrldo. was lilies liorillzl Consuelo llncllcnuzul. only duugbiael- ‘of (lap Lulu llnd IVIrs. \V. .\. Mnzrbenunu. llev. .l. ll, ilollnoa solomnlzod the lnarrlugc. The cllurrll was inste- Iully (lial-oruil-d lvlib willie swoei polls, urruugod by Nil-a. W. D. Ma’:- hollllnll, uusluilui by OiIlol' molnbors) of Si. .llllll".‘i (‘bullro.l Guild, nf~ \\'lil('ll lbc brldo WIIH a‘ ulolnbor. Miss (illulys liyisowluu played (he wedding liiiiSll‘, and tho zrholruun:

hymns. Douglas and Srovll .VI'\-:~

it was luovcri. S(?(‘0ll(lll(l and cal‘-

l'll~d ibui ll. llUiIll supper be held in "Mucky The bridv‘ in the ‘lbsmnyg:

;., hid hi’ tho Institute, the dnto oitllis i is to be sol inter, Having no fur-

\ \ (her business the meeting then nd-

By Marie Belmont ‘Sbeliplnk chiffon. tho tint which llliS gained such o. firm foothold lli the first rank oi iusblon, is tho nlntcrlul used for this evening gown elactcllcd above.

Tlll nlodol ls Illlilli! on sirllilzllt lines“. with nrnlhrllos which extend up into ruther wide straps over (ho aimuldi-rs. Tho rhinestones arc up- pllell in scalloped trcntlncnh

The uupo ll-l n oile-llidcil uifnlr. nt- lnchell in nno shoulder. The Full dunno frocks will doubtless Ieuiurfi vnrioll cnpo treatments.

The Great I Blood Purifier

B. B; B.

This is the dsy of preven- tion, and by ' r‘ _ the blood pure you resist lnfeo- tion and disease.

This old and well-known blood builder has stood the test of time. snd costs so little.

Try one bottle end note the wonderful effects.

H. L. WORTHY

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Lennon. ilUilliOWH of thi- l)I'l(lf‘., were:

oi‘ bcr ihtbor, who is at sou, was azivon ill ulurrlzlgl: by bu!‘ Ilroilllrl‘. W I). Nliifliullliilli. Silo \V()l'l‘ ll ‘znwn or ivory satin. llll! lrulll b»: lug lluoll wlill ])l\l(‘. blue 3.;olvz'uo.('.c lllllil ('(l\'lilt*ll by u. roll which loll llifilflflllllly from u cup wlm-uiliell (with lll‘iili).'.(’ blosz-lolnu. Ilor bouquet was oi OrpIll-llzl rouleu,

sllvor slippers. (loiul: away, sllr llonnoll nu ollsolllblc suit 0i’ lml '.'(lll(!_\' twill, with relvoi but. Thr l)l"lfl(‘. null groom‘ rccelverl many

lovely gills. including u glamorous ‘flluiili lroln (llc directors of tho S‘. John Y, M. C. A.. whore the lil‘l'l(‘ was u vuluod secretary for nl-w years. from Si. Juries SulalLly school Illlll Senior (llrlsf W, A" nim- glfts and u kin-hon shower from tile Sunday School teachers, n-ilo ulade tho presentation on lzlstSur» urduy evening u! the home oi Ibo bride's brother. Mi‘, and .\li's. Poll. llloion are motoring tbrouizb New llI'llll§l\Vll'l( and Nova Scollu. uiil-l- which Lbuy will go to Cllurlowr» town lo roelldo.

.\‘lIllll‘l\'I¢ Llnimnnt Finn tor tho llnir.

-———--¢0-@-—-t- PERSONALS

Mrs. Joules A. Puncher and Miss

M. M. Willie arc ghosts this wool:

of Mrs. J. K. Sutborlanrl. liordon.

Mr. and Nlrs. Wm. H. Pigeon. Mt, Slowurt. left on tho. noontruill to Bordon on ronio to Rainy lilvor. Dill... whore they will rcsldu Wllll

lholr dzluuhtor, Mrs. ll, Douglas. lll future. Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. lll,-unease)‘

und non Charles. oi‘ Boston, Mass. who have lN-HGII touring tbo Island (‘or the past thruo wooko. loft (ill rciurn llllH week by lliOll‘ Hudson sc-dnn. Willie on tho lsllmd tbuy woro guests at the (iroglsl- Hotel. Bracklcy Beach.

Mrs. Yocl, RN“ of Montrmll. i.»- upoudiul: a low dnys In town. guns! of hor brother. Mr. and Mrs. liow‘ nrd lilarle. Stanley siruot. bniorl- 1)l‘fl(‘(\.(\.lllllg to Charlottetown, l‘. l~1 I where silo will vlllli. Mrs. Purklal‘

H0(i]i0f.——N0l”l.h Sydney Ifixc.

Tho molly friends of Mrs. (loo. F}. Mrhonn. North Wiltsblro, WllI regret. to learn tlllli hbo has lenirr- od Ibo Montreal (loner-ill Hol-lplinl [or Iroutnlollt. Mrs. Mubonn loft Monday lloconlpnlllod by her bus»

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8.45 P. M.—KDKA (309) E. Pltts.. Westinghouse ‘Band. ‘ 9.00 P. M.-W_RC (469) Wash. Din- her to Rear Admiral Benson” u. s. N. I 10.30 P. M.—KTHS (375) Hot Springs. Champion Fiddler of, Arkansas. . ‘ SILENT STATIONS Eastern: CFCF. WAl-IG. WIiZ. WCAO. WCAII. WCAI’. WEAR. WEBJ, WEEI, WFI, WGCP, WllNJ WJY, WLIT. WOO, WTlC WWJA (k-niral: KFDM. KFKX, I\'I<‘U(), lVClll), WDAF‘. “ill/i, WIIAI)“ WHO, WliW, WOAN, WOS. Wosi» urn KFWA. KGW, KLX. ' EVENING CONCERTS 7.00 P. M.

CKAC (410) Montreal, Concert en~ srmblo, lVAAM (268) Newark. Eniortalnr-rll. WBBR (273) Sintcn Island. Mlltll- cal saw. WHAR (275) Atlantic City. Soaslllu

TONIGHT

trio. t WNAC (280) Boston. Loews Theatre.

WRNY (259) N, Y. Sulllio. WPG (300) Atlantic City. CbzlIPunte Hall. 7.15 P. M. iVlNYC (526) N. Y. Spil-‘Jllll nlusii:

(2 hr.) 7.30 P. M. WOR (405) Newark. Spoclzll musl- cal. WSMD (319) New Orleans. Ziiuilrui

bond und mother, WLW (-123) Cillcl. lnstrulncnlul 7.45 P, M. WG-R (319) llnilnlo. U. S. Band, ~H+»">~*~'"""**“ also WEAF. wrl. RADIO I a.oo P. M.

KFNF (266) Sbcnnndollli. Scotch trio.

**‘” ‘ KSD (545) St. Louis. Grand Cou- iral Tilentrc. SATURMY‘ 35"‘ '9 wens (m) Pitts. Studio.

International Radio Programs ETHEFVS WHITE-CAPS

WJR (517) Pontiac. Mich, Nympir

8.30 P. M.-—WMAQ (448) Chicago.

ony orchestra, 8.15 P. M.

Radio Photologue. “Slam.”

DON’T I WAIT!

‘till you get sick. Use MInerdW-Ahe great pre-

WilC (469) Wash. Musical. 8.45 P. M. KDKA (309) E. Pitts. Wesilnil- house Hand. 9.00 P. M.

WCCO (417) St. l‘nul, Mplo. illusi-

cal, WMCA (341) N. Y, Recital. WMAQ (448) Chicago. Theatre.

Chicano

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WMCA (341) N. Y. Vocal. WRC (469) Wnsb, Dinner 1o Rear Admiral Benson. WSB (429) Ailnntn. Woek-ond re- vue.

U WSAI (x2e) Clncl. Bicycle sextet.

WT NM (390) Clevrln nd.

WI“.\.\ (I76) lillllzls. Iivvillll. IVAIC (Still) Zilolnlwllis. Illusion], \\"()J\I (2795) Sun Alliuliiu. .'i‘rlu.> \\~'.H'1\lll (Kill) Now (Jrlcuus. [Prulic (2 hr.) 10.00 P. M. WOAVI/ (526,) Ullulhn, Ullltiliil Pip.

Co. WUK (217) Ilolnulvouil, lll, Popular

(3 hr.) WOC (484) Davenport. Old time iililliurs. 10.30 P. M. WKRC (S26) Ciuui. (llusslcul.

WJJI) (iliill) .\1liIlS('lIl’lil‘l. Vocal. WRC (Iiiii) \\ llNll. “Saturday Niubt- cru" ‘ 12.00 Mid. WOAW (526) Olnzlbu, \)l‘,"lil. Jub- lice. WIlT (-I(l(l) Cbiculzo. Lcilgllv.

Your Ilour

12.30 A. M.

KTCL (306) Solllllir, llulllil uilzlll. 1.00 A. M. WIIIKM (225) (illlougn.

liOllI‘. WlliA (236) Mzldisrlll, Wis. Cuckoo Club.