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presentative in Alberton, will gladly can he obtained at Lafferty's Tansor-

. __ sertion for advertising in this col-

-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is Gunr- umn. Cash mlllt loeomhilli' ON"-

an Agent In summerstae. Minimum vlmrse twenty-uve centr-

-MR. J. C. LEWIS, Guardian re- -THE NORNRNG DAILY Glllrdlim

I ti ti ti In In Parlors, summersine.

BERLIN, via Amsterdam and Lon-'erior Russian naval force was prepar- receive subscript ous an B ver S K

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don, Aug. 27.-General Admiralty hasling to attack." _ matter'

issued the followink: “Light cruisers lfnder heavy fire from Russian heel. Magdeburg ran ashore in a fog on the majority of crulser's crew were saved

__ . -FOR 8ALE.~A thoroughbred .,-

_SUNDAV 3ERv|cES.-- Rev. Dr. Blood Hound for Fox Ranch. Apply

ii h box 152 Bummerslde. ' "`

Island of Odensburg, Gulf of Finland. by German torpedo boat. Seventeen Hear" °f Cha"°"et°wn w New '

Owing to thick weather other German

the Tryon Methodist Church on , 5132-8-26m3i .'

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men were killed, tweuty~t1ve wounded, _ _ 30; I the morning '--

“'“rshms i"-vlciuny were “name '"0 eishtl'-tive including calltain nilsslnz. §i‘1|<IuI1.I.yViAtIibsI‘la lnhthg evening. -FOR SALE.-The livery Sales- ‘_ render assistance and all efforts to ‘

float the vessel having failed captain Magdeburg was b|°“'“ “P~ survivors decided to sacrifice his ship, as a sup- reached Germany, today. .

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Saturday the 29th. Special train will _ __ Solicitpr. etc. _ leave Kensington at 9 o'clock. 5150 ' summers de-

GERMIINS MEETING

gud Exchange" Stables of the hits

_H ,Mu-ON M1 ne_ Dummy ohn A. McDonald are offered or _ ti Leng nIver'InshtTIIg will hold a. Bale- For particulars apply to

sion-s-24lusI _-_.

-BEGINNING wma ssP1'sIvI- -- ER the ivetinestiay nan hoiiday -HAVE ON HAND H ““”1\’°*` °f ’

gases and we remain open on that Northern Maine ranch-bred mink, .=,_

stewart Lia. 5165-8-zsivirszi. Prices at Once- NOW is the U’11° 'I

~' day as usual until 6 o‘clock. Sinclair WMC” I C3" simply at "eas°“abl°

wl H & ____ to buy- Delft wait too late las *It

I _SUBSCRIBERS should renew a _they are bound to advance in pr co: _-__

week or two before the time they Ha? “lmta 'H"_’:_b°_;` °f _"_‘_‘_;;"e’;_’__f_i;‘t _

._ have paid for has expired and thus "1 “B5 ° a “ 3 “ y 'I " no

rnnis. .\ _ ' » -' ~ '- - '

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ug L’..~Thc folloiiiiiglgiaii refugee who arrived in Paris says da

primed notice is founrl on ruptiirctlltlit- town of illiiniay has been utterly Germans: “’l`l1ink ‘ot the blood lliul `Ilcstro\'cd. Gcrniain corpses are piled

flowcd in 1870 to crush our licrcflilairyloii the- roads twelve foot high. Anoth- ho €‘ncm_\', lfrliiicc, who has now j'.\lI1cIl L., I-,_.\~u 00 - \-_ _\| - - - 0

_ g sa_s ons .Ind Lharleoroi R

ltussirin (Iissncks to aitzicl-: tis! (tive

di . _ - ~ ° ' I’ 'I in the famous Palmolive .Cream. Not

_ ., . _ _ - , and Victoria at 7. Rev. G. M. Young

no quarter! Kill till tht-sc lini‘lIzIri:Iiis. ‘ln _mm bmoumqmg map of ruins' wil

ljmlics are piled III frightful heaps at no

these nl~cIir.~scil scouiidrcls. so that

Europe Inay rt-pose in pI_IIccI" .\ Llel- thc entrance of the towns. go

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?i‘lraverse. the proceeds iii aid of the Cor' Great George and Kem s'_Mh;`

’ Dominion Volunteer Hospital Shipi MEM'

‘ Miss Sophia Greenan, the Rena

0 and energetic promoter, was cheer- WESTERN

fully assisted by all the loyal and -_

charitable disposed in the district.

Ice

-cream. candy and fudge was -Mr. John IJ. Hasiam of the Farm _'

daintly served. and found ready and Stock & Fox Exchange is nt present

tio

0 0 e eager buyers. Appropriate selcc- ziq- _ fe . - .

vement which still added to the cess of nicrriinciit as the shadow-

p _ _ tliosc hwllio _l__oyall)_' assisted _tp iitialte at 2.40 sharp. ~ le W O6 Z1 all' 19 Bll(’.(.'i3SS 3. Hll1~

How about your name . Will it ap- ....

miss an issue as all papers are Pnces' R* J' M°N°m’ Tylbe svauey' ,~. continued promptly on <_i_iq;iry .i.i2..~7-3Mtf.

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' :Long before the Christian Era the =

-THY°~ CIRCUIT-~ Tim Mei- ‘.lZ”$!.‘i‘.i"‘Z..§’..‘..‘iT§°§i..’?§t‘§i1.§‘°.§2§.l§§ .

t Circuit Sunday, Aug 30th,

__5D__ Hearn Wm _each at 10 £0 ers and purifiers that is offered you

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only is this re aration a rare clean-

l Pmach m,Cr°‘p“ud in the arbor' scr of the sklimpbut it also keeps the °“ at 3 °°l°ck° Stmngms “eb skin smooth, healthy and clear and is me- entirely free from injurious substan-

d f i il . A l ' d

_CAPE ___RAvERSE__ on T__es_ ces an ore gn o s arge jar an

_ _ three cakes of the famous Palmolive

y afternoon, August lbth mst a soap for 75c_ MaCKi..mm Drug C0_ ‘nic and social was htld nt Ca e

. -_ -r >l‘ >.

spe ing P w days 1Ii Allierton. He

ns of music on the phonograph by is nn old time angler and within the s Pearle Howntt grcatly added to last few days has been f

, ‘ success ul in

e evening's amusement. The har- l;iIidiiig some speckled beauties al-

monica selections by Mr. Frank Gal- most as large as an orlin 1 `

_ l &).l`y l0I`l‘lllg.

The Telgphgne Difectgfy for £2">~lll1.lIIi'i§§lii'lff§.fffll"iifl"§§10..{°il _______

is now being prepared for the next print- gf, ing. It will contain the names of all Tele- 2.2'

phone Subscribers in P. E. I. “

curtain of evening was closing. --- D0Ul<l1crl:~' on whose grounds the The match scheduled for this after-

ce to Miss Gremau not forgetting tleinen) are invited to play. Drawing

The suui realized was twenty- I `

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Your Hat ny ci-onions

Realiielde at This 4

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Store

A‘si‘ibe`rb”'sliowing of all the season’s latestffor young _men ___a_i_1d_ol<_iei_- __ men. A very comprehensive stock affords ample opportunity to find just what '

you want, whatever your tastes, you can find here now just the hat thai will

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please you in every way. "

All the New Fall Styles

Soft Hats Hard Hats I

In all the_ season’s latest ,styles Wa___(i@l@bFaf_€dthCh_fiStY. bPa_\;V€S _grid

and colors, arrived this week from_ -"agen m e atest oc S' al? I New York and _ Canadian _cities _nv to suit any face and fit any head. Sty

blacks, browns, greys, fawns and other

shades

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les this fall are made with a shade higher crown with more turned up leaf

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To the Ladies of P. E. Island If

Miss De Long, Manager of our ladies’ ready-to~wear dept., is now

in the larger cities of Canada buying the season’s latest productions ' in ready-to-wear apparel for our store. Last season’s unparalelled success in this line made it necessary for us to send our buyer up to the fashion t ‘

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centres so that we could present to the Ladies of P. E. Island all that was if

the latest style combined with durability and workmanship. TY

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Service is the Key Note of our success *'~‘

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rec WHS llvlil. lifter 8<1kIl0WlCdl~Zillt-2 non at the Belvidere Links is the , we Anticipate your clothes ne ds'

vote of thanks on behalf of all pre- Presidents versus tihairman of nt, tendered the thanks of the sud- Grct-ns. .»\ll players (ladies and gen-

.'_.

When you buy a shirt here you

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Do you want Neckwear that "`

pear in the Directory as one of several if

thousand people who know the advant- iii?

age of having Telephone Service? ‘Slit

changed, please notify at once.

TELEPHONE co. or P. E. I. -E

Y- - - -* I- _=l by lVII1NARD'S LINIMENT, _

Markham, Ont. C. S. BILLING, hour motor boat races. dozen band

f I was cured oi Rheumatic Gout. by

MINARD'.~_l LINIMENT.

.Hall ax. ANDREW KING.

_ We are now open for business. We handle foxes of all M;Nv;::,;;re;l,§;,,?;;t° Bmchms by kinds. List your stock with us.

OR SALE

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

3 pairs Newfoundland Patches.

(1) (‘-J) (3) (4) (5)

Two Females Fisher. (8)

The Prince County F ox Exchange, Lid.‘i?5‘3f»- 0-f-. ----<1 f--<1. -mu-

land

Phone Sumlnefside, P, E. L Jersey, Guernsey _and Ayrshire cat-

D. M. SHARBI-:LL, Mgr. F.. N. MCQUA RRIE, seo, 12?; 4049-8-12Mwstf_ f-fm

ain.

The styles are so natty and new, shapes so up to the »

minute and becoming, and vari- ety so good that every man can find here just the hat he wants

whether you want a cap, sailor,

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1 Our Stylish _ _ \\>__o__ Hats for Men _ s-‘f

to wear. No matter ` ,

dip, panama, a crash, A _-:

linen or felt hat, you will find the right one here.

are pleasing every customer. 1.-

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2 Phtrh l\/Inleciusihowing 80 p. c. C _ At Charloiietown Royalty iivnne Fish.-r. _ .,§,,"“ 1 class “A” Option. . ty on Thursday tin- ara day of sep- I

_ _ _ t |` 1914 ' lu k _ _

I.. l“.s.‘f°Slis;‘:“ff.in“.:.':.“i;‘if;i"ls. Xi,"t‘=..‘°.f..';.‘.‘:.S..‘i;;i:; it :E"i'i' af-'fi i°fi"i‘1°»fi‘»-i'lt“<i

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PUBLIC IIUIIIIIIN

re will be sold at public auc- on the premises nt East lloyal-_

late Robert Longworth consist- ot "Glynv;ood" farm containiiig

'it least |35 acres, household furni-

70 tons hay, several acres

potatoes 8 number of pure bred I

several cross breed cattle, 11 horses and foals, 9 pigs, all

ling implements and other ellects.

ll. W. LUNGWOHTH, _

oidtiiinistrator.

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,-.= \TNs(&4Q\\\W \’ by-\'\O°

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r dollars. The National Anthem

ought thc affair to a close- Mrs

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ur<ay.- The many frients of Mr.

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I Edo home after spending aweek visit- $2¢00¢ 10500 phone Service, call the Contract Manag- T” '°‘“""“ ““ ‘"6 “ ‘“ if *_2§"*' “" -

er (free of charge from any Telephone ES

Station) and give your order. P. S. Do it §i__

today. 31

. . . . , , Doull, of Cape Traverse, is visiting

Subscrlbers Wlshlng then' hstlng Mrs. Jas. Mt~Qu-arrie, searlotown.

ugherty and children have return- --

a n s . apaud. AUGUS

Mr. Jas. Thompson, Tryon, has en visiting in Cape Traverse the est of Mrs. P. S. lIowatt.- Mr. illard Cooks, Oscar Loddingtonund s son Richard were passengers to uimerside l\londay.- Mrs. William

illington has returned home from trip to Montrcnl.- Miss Norma

SPECIAL FARES VIA.

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

RAILWAYS.

The greatest annual event of its

kind will again no doubt attract hun- dreds of thousands of visitors and every elfort has been matic to place the 1914 Exhibition on the top rung of Inc- 2adde‘ nf sutcfes-i.

Some of this year's special features

announced nre, exhibits by the Cov- »-i'iIuI‘iit nni the \':tI'_'\iIf: l’rovinr‘»-fi, Paintings by English, Scottish Am- tI'i~:n and Canadian artists. Am- ericu’s Greatest Live Stock Slio\v Manufactures' Display, a dozen vau- `1devillo shows packed in IJ single

concerts every day. Dog and cut shows, Boy Scouts, Review by the Governor General, the Duke of Con- naught, New Giant Midway, Grand Stand Spectacle of Babylon with a thousand performers- Ii picturesque costumes against a background of Oriental gorgeousnessl

The Government Railways arc of-

fering reduced fares on various dittcs. Fare and one third, Aug. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and Sept. 2. Single farc Sept. 3, 7, 9, mid 10, and special excursions fare Sept. 1, 4, and 8, to Toronto and re- turn. when the rate will be $18.00 from Moncton, St. John and ("ampbell- ton, $23.60 from Halifax, $23.55 from Sydney and proportionate fares from all stations in the Maritime Provinc- -s_ I-il titrxol.: are noon for retrain leaving Toronto, Sept. 15, 1914. Pris- scngers via the Government lincs have the choice of two truins, the Maritime Express anti thc Ocean Luniitd, th". lrttcr coi I»eciiII_i.' at I\il-'I tical with the famous (lr.'IIiIl ’l`ruI\k day express “International Limited," leaving Montreal ut 9.00 ti. ni., and .trmiiig Toronto at 9.70 a. m., and the Maritime Express with thc night

trnlns for Toronto.

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ing andlon rwearin shoe _ th th B01‘§)can ` mi" bffoumi seeing is believing but wearmg is

knowing. __ __ _,

Price $5.00 5.50 and 600”

get value. Our shirts look just like

is distinctive. We have the styles

new when they come

sizes that will fit you

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laundry. Patterns you will like in

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The Store that’s Right.

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that will please you, we have the qual- ities that will satisfy your fondest hopes and the prices we charge will not have any damaging effect on your I 'f pocket book.

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IIIINIIH UIIIUIIIS MISSIEI Ill IIIIIIISH

LONDON. Aug. 27.-The Press Bur-

eau stated flint General Joffrc has writ- tcu Gviicrni l~`rcncli, saying "Tho Brit- ish army has not hcsitutcd to meet thc riieiny greatly superior. in sodo- ing they scoured the loft flank of the l<‘rcncli army exhibiting devotion and energy to which I must now pay tri- bute. These qualities will be shown again tomorrow and will make cer- lai \ triiiniph for tho common cnusc. 'l`hc I~`renclI army will never forget the scrviccs they have rendered.

Cross Foxes ,

We have ou hand a cholco lot of

Cross Foxes for immediate delivery.

at nur sales ranch on the Mt. Edward Road. Charlottetown. P. E. l-

l’arties interested in purchasing Foxes should see what we have and' get our prices before purchasing else- where. ‘

(lorrespontlence solicited.

Massachusetts Fox Exchan

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

5162-8~29Mtf.

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I "Stock raisers, horsemen and that effect your horses and cattle. breeders will find Mac's Veterinary _ Try these remedies. Mac's White IBureau just what is needed in help-ILiniment 25c.Mac’s Special Lotion 25c ing them when anything is wrong!Mac’s Condition Powder 25c, Mac’s with their stock. Here you will get Hoof Remedy 251:. The Two Macs,

information regarding the ai1ments‘149 Great George Street. MEti’.

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Why the War Will Not Affect The Fox Industry

The fact that no stock in any amount has been thrown

on the market by stockholders in different companies proves that the business is on a firm and solid foundation.

The closing of the stock exchanges all over the world

is leading capitalists to look for new fields of investment.

Prince Edward Island has this field and this is YOUR

OPPORTUNITY.

Form a Patch Fox Company

We can furnish you with first class Patch Foxes and

wi_ll be glad to give full _information and assist in incorpor-

These foxes may be seen at anytime ating your company: writing prospectus: etc'

Correspondence solicited.

MASSACHUSETTS FOX EXCHANGE,

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Fruit Jars _

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‘Seeing is believing’ _ _ _ _ _ If you want ____ See _the _ Jars is 'ghgpliéeeétiignng _sve_;iisvf_>_i;_its;eno_v;'a;v_;_t_h;.:)sSagm{i. As usual our stock of Fruit

fruIto_f expert sboemakini, _ P P “PP Y YOU-

look in our wmdows. \ Pin" Qllhrit 1-2 Gall.

trimmer looking,'iiner feel- _ Queen Fruit Jars $1.00 (|02. $1.20 dag, $1.60 dqg

85 “ 95 =- 1.10 “ gg _“ ss ~ 1.oo “

' Extra Rubber 1o¢ and iss an.

Reuben Tuplin & Co. - _- ___ ? _ _ ___w__m

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_ 161 Queen St., Phone 515. `

' nn Queen st., ~m.°i.. 5l§_' Charlottetown, P. E. I.