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“GENTLEMEN”

Speaking of quality-yo ll know the store tha tands for that first, last an ll the time.

In Sundries- In filling' prescriptions- ln their various remed- es. Tha_t’s the store and th ruggist in whom you ca lace your confidence,

This Store ! _

E. A. FOSTE

Central Drugstore

Sunnyside I

"l`he sweetness of low prirc seldoi

equals the bitterness of poor i|uali\y,“

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_ _ p: ,' ': _ . 'ri _ 'c ig '_ » ._ ` W“-°h- 5¢°dl““'°““":'°:"° not he so great as that ot' Ger- ller whole make-up points to hcrnced- Al the first dash the hull gm-0,1 Six.

F S m,my_~'s_ ing yi fr.,-Si, breeze with weight in it throwing thein liiglriu the air. Others

__, 0 Ou the eve ot' the war the coin- and sinooth water to enable her to Clll ililll \V0ll!i<l0<l fllfl illlllllill. _Wlll<fll.

»i~|,,p,:,',C¢;¢,,1wal¢|,;,,,¢| Q|,,c|, Rem; ef i biiied war funds of Gernntny and do her best. ll0W0VBI`. gored a dozen more before »2o8Quc¢h st. Vliarloin-tcwii Austria did not reach $1,0d0,- Sho also has the truss form ot’ stiff- H\1CC\1l1il>liig.

000.000. On thc other hund, the un- euiiig the mast. There are live struts iteil war funds ot' Iiritaiu, l:‘i'aii<'t‘ and like extended lingers halt’ way up the

_ , _ ltilssiit ext-eiiilcd $2,125,i)tltl,illl(), Ac- mast and over which light stays run _

° cordlng, to the iuost conipeleiit author- i'roni steel collars on the iniist near H d N

A ltesi,-this struixgle must cost the Ger- the deck. With wide spreaders above a

man goveriiiiiviil directly, to say it is 11 0OII\l1li<fi1l0<l lavliiliilig. iiill a

- lnothiug ol' (iormiiii industries indirect- iiiiusuiilly strong. At the same time

~ _ l_ $_f0,<\00,ouo it w -ek. the vis is not rigid.

_ Il .i?lm¢;S Farrell 0f_SlUllIf90l'l» vfpylew is ,gmltlg gr-mimi for _the Shainrock has a heavy appearance. ln Kings \-ol-mty in Prince supposition that Geriuuu_\"s desperate but Nicliolson has gone as near the with F,-equem Si¢k.Headaches and Edward iSi2lI1Ci, il€l'€i)Y I'€tI‘2iCt plunge has been niullfi in ihchope_ li_uiit ot lightness as thi! Alnierican ite- |v|u¢h pain Ana, Eating _ Dm

. , ~ f f 4] li 1 - 1- _ ‘r.'. er one :mi _ii°ec~qu:ir ei' »

alndalvlthdrivgezslillegis illirouliziil ituis\ivii`t und) i;iiIf:iiLl>ii“\lillil;. or_ trllili* “'°"‘l Slilli. has chase 8 Nerve Food Cured' Sfafl 30113 S 3 . D W NIc.Kin_ sition _of ai huge lndciiiniiy upoiil_\_vciil- .l>(e;eiiq;v_i(i_Y¢2ri_ti;s grgllliltczs .1 lii_1ls_l:lct Olvg This letter is h,um_ a lady who 0 HU C0nCernmg ~ - thy l'ri1ii<'.e. lt, us scents iey, i_. » . . _ . . ,lined 14

_ ,. ,_ _ _ 5: pounds hy .i tl » _

Il0l'l Of StLll”g€0I'llIli\lt'lg'SCOl1l’liy Gerinuiiy ineets with n long interrup- veiiltitihilccglic vlvtitlifflvt. _la(yf\ei;i¥_,_(t.ii-,toad cum It did wm_'_'l;f‘s5 fmlcht-_’:"‘i1_l_»

. ~ ,._.,, ,_ ii. go y ve-.glso auin.i k, _ .; _ _

aforsald' I regret havmg made l;(tiii~(esli§i?tlii(ili;siuiacel`( and cauvussed over. is a marvel nfl h"pm‘m"` her “Hemi houiih' hue l

any Such Statements and hereby Allow (`vrni:iiiy's fliiaiicial ire- tiglituess and streiigtli. They are fine ES e"th““l“9tl°,i" its llfillsiil 8116 1‘¢

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3p0i0giZ€ f0I` i1Z1Vll'lg’ mZ1Ci€S3m€. S(,u,~(~_,-_S nm mensui'ed by Geriniiiiys txaiiiples of thi. hulldirs art. Tlieie oc{mthe"sl:1*elnd';°lll= ‘b°;": as “’ll-“@9909

° 1 t da of Septem. own p@op|(.1s5¢_rk1ng|y iiluggmlpd by is a iiotieealile ubseucc however of I 1 NSU B olitiiined. _

be;)a$edDtlil9s]_4S y the inet: that iipontlie mere tlirent that coinbhnitiou of iie_ati_iesstiib_put}lier|M:l'[I`S. iiiisgn Dobson, Spring Hill

» » - ' , il '~ t _ endous rush whicli is so character stc o t ii in- HGH 1- ., writes:-"It is -wlitl

(Sgd) JAMES FARRELL of wi". lem was H Nm 1- erican boats. - iilleasiire that I write- to you iii

Sir Thoiues has always decricd an praise 01 Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food, 1

B. MCLEOED 5-5;____;__;, _ _'_. .9-~ mit-and-out ra<~inL: boat, hut it ever was troubled with Dyspcpsia, and

Signed in the presence of

I, 'George Reynolds of Cam

bridge Lot 63 in King's County ‘

in Prince Edward Island, hereby retract and withdraw all or any

\'\` ,' -._ - _ ' ‘-= ' ` _’ " ’ . - ‘ . . iz ~ is 1 '

false or islandrous statements /1 - For THE TRAIN OF OLDEN DAYS- 21 ;,.,,e5_ and since than can GM made by me of and concerning \\\ -___ -_ Hem* _,Md whom fl Wmmm go, Mm miyehiug have been frees irom mtl

D. W. McKinnon of Sturgeon in l i '_ 1- “hm ,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,, of ,;,,,,,,,,,,,,_ M,,,y._,.. ' |aa.¢=, and my imiiii. has been time

9 “lie took the first triiiii to London l'“l"`0\'0‘l Hi i""‘l`Y \\H\‘ I iZI\\f"‘ll

havin madeanysuch statements _. ` Laiglriidgii' “wn,v. iullry- _von know iimse i»t=_l_>i>io_ iioiiiifls iii _~<fl~:\it. and Iwi suis

King s County aforsaid I regret

g t1 PPG dlliit have trnins in those diivs I 0W€ Oyefyilllliil til DF (`flliii0'H NW

and hereby apologize for havlng _ . hmm A." ( li- WY” H" 'll ill" hl“l0l`y llfllik. Miss Ve |'ood. You lim.) we this lettei , made SalTl€_. ' V , N97” _ lirnwn-it says he marched upon I.on~ und my ncl;.;lil\oi's Clin tell you of my

D3i€(.iti1lS22IlddZty Of AUgLlSi, __ _ ASK FOR A-It TAP!!-E'l'> don with his triiiu."-University Cor- ci.-iulition lisfnre using this treat.-

A_ D. 1914. l respondent. inicnt." _ __'"m_____'_____

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l llllli WlH WILL lllllKllUPl lil ill

The Position of the Nation'| c dig

LOND >

ii stares Germany tu the face if the a a ¢

cial oem exmesseil in l@H¢llllB` _tiiian-_ financial weakness of Germany there

smd}’i’d” _ llU9S» Bays one who` ' has Britain, but also in France, and

;l;i1{l_;y_f_4_lgliiilxiisidétalziogs"Essential to fact, Gerinany; in her recent rapid the purely _uilimr ld ances us industrial and commercial develop-

. 0 ie ot’ more vital importance a great ~ ' . _ victory can lift her out ot' the

§ga:”"t’;"’_“1l‘5i_ill‘ll1 *filly 0ll1€i' <f0Lllif-fy financial morass. .

ul _\'- Ercatest oi wars should be

sit; o_t the lirietest. _ _ LONDON, Sept. 23.-The official

_ um 0 Simi" Uf ll iilfuggle Oi' last report was received from Gel.-

ggf ‘§_';:‘l'_‘;"Sl°‘l9 0*’ UN? lJl‘0H@l\t 00l0H- eral French, further counter-attacks

sivsly en u system or credit than ' ' _¥_..________` aiie .~::;:.‘:"ii:'- ~=fW I

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ailil iiislociltlo f ' Discuss SHAMROCK

iiglniet like__ a normal and regu-l New vnrk, Sapp 19___New York I ‘-Ullfbh 01” s Ve up their higlily ‘yachting experts are having the time

'_' ll_*i"ll"_l‘ll_ @l‘l°fl`DFlbf‘-S llf\V€_ fill ii put in the locker he has provided for i.oiis__icr.i__iie _tiiue been skating on it on the Erin, and maybe his next M' "“u"mll~‘< *_ * * .~\nieriea's cup boat will be it defeinler

Willi H nuiirliiful i»iir=il_vsis of ner- ilniltiing of racing yachts on this side

mlllffi Kl"‘=1l \fXlJl>i‘t trade in iiiuiiutiiu- of the water will have gone for tures uuil the i-oils-ctiilii ol' her mm yt

"‘i‘""l""tlll- i“"l With- lil lllfll. lllfr was ilcsignc-d,:igainst all purposes ot'

or principal in respect. to the loans iq-r which the mgog will be sailed, and fyllllfll lllvy liave advi_ui<:<=ii so luv- which were franiod by Nat Ilerrcslioff, it-lily to mumii_actur_iiiir mul i'-‘<l10i‘t- `who built the ltesolutc. They were ini: hfiiisrs. iiiiaiiviiil strliisf‘i\<:,v~ made to do awa with snows and en

IS D|`0l0lli§<‘il. lt. is kiiruvleilge of decided seow ends, and Gliarles E. Ni-

crs so cliury of (leruiuu serfuritiestliat cced the quarter beam length. in iiornnil tiuies the (lcriiiuii gov- (ine thing is certain, Sliuiurock IV.

pr-r ceiit. inori: i`or iit:coniiiio<l'itioii' c i. She is a wall-sided sizow and

'These aspects of the case go |`iir to lievi-_ her to be n boat. She has a hog-

expluiii (ii=i'iiu\u_\"s lnistv to attack god hull, with ends lower than the mid- ._ . - » - Piaiiitir hy \vu_\' ol lleluiiiili--to inzikoii. die, it cut-oil stern, with ii plumb trun-

attcr declariiiir war upon ltussiii on it pig’s snoiit, but which has' been

tiiieutul <‘oui\ti‘ies wzisliiiil by the prove her rating.

for many ot' her iiuliistries-_ and equally divided fore mid att. Her

gctlier from this war, Gerniany's aside the water clearly. iler stern is

THE DAY.

BY HENRY Cl-IAl’I’EL`I_y.

poet.)

the Day,

Arid now the Day has came

Little you reck of the numbing ball,

xsgllzapgolonged, is the Opinion that. Against the proved and admitted The blastiiis shell. or the “white

arm s' fall,

_ 9 ¢l0S@ly the subject of Ger- even in Russia As a matter of You spied for the Day, you lied for the i

Day.

And woke the Day's red spleen.

ghastly mine;

Not all the waters of all the Rhine Can wash thy foul hands cleuii.

Slayer of age and voutli and prime

ductezl ___ __ Ger_nian __iii_dustries, een- have been made, and successfully re- (Defenceless slaiintor never a criin_e)

~-‘- my -Ire lar more exteu- pulsed " - Thou art steeped in blood as a hog in

slime,

False friend and cowardly foe.

M ll 0 ‘V-ll' “ml PL*-Siliiie -_-___ i You have sown for the Day, you have

grown for the Day;

Yours is the harvest red.

c ieiiilslied hope of conquering thc 0|' 11191,- “Q95 criticising the Slmmrock (Ban you hear the groans and the uw- ¥(ff‘_°’ _ lllffrlielfi- N0! ‘lilly the IV., the new Aiiiericafs cup ehulleiig- - l`lll cries?

<.iiu.in state aiid_banks, but an eu- mg The New vm-1,( \\/mild gays; ‘ (ian you see the heap ol’ slain that lies, f""1'"’“” ““"ll’0" 01 C'0m\l1ll'S lllriilfst Sir Thomas may secure thecup to And siKl\il9SS eyes turned to the ii - ‘- . _ ~ - ~

flame-split skies

The glassy eyes of the dead?

but if he does all experience in the YOU have Wl'0i\gf><l fOr U19 Dfly. y0\l_

have longed for the Day

That lit the awful flame. "l‘i~. nothin to vou that iil

1, :_ _ - ' ' gl _ _ -' H- _ ‘ l'lnud iiliiinf oriiii,n .tecoiiuts just uliout nt :i Shummpk may be gm,”-g lm( me Yield shadows ofdeud men amidst the

grain ~

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b““l‘”. “""~l’l° ‘O Hill- Ullller iiiiei-ost,‘tin» /\m<~ri<=lm moasnreinent rules und- 'l‘liot widows mourn for their loved

ones slain,

And mothers curse thy name.

But after the Da iero`

_ _ ,_ y D- -1 ytl.sapriceto fm" 0V“l`l1*li‘f iiifrllllliiy it the war nlize them severely. Shumrock luis lilly `

I-‘or the sleepers under the sod.

ill"-“ft l'11'fl~‘i llilll. ii\ill<l°S liiiéli lliililiiii- eliolson, her designer, has dared ex- And lie yo uhave mocked 1'or many ii

day-

Listen, and hear what he has to say

What can lu sa to (lot "

l‘lXl»1'ess" (<‘.opyriglit.)

E~onMc§.iEJtTE<§E§ I

siiiideii and ili'ziinntit~ iiiovi~totlic\\'vsi, som, and u bow that first reseuililed A DOZEN GERMAN5

her cast- and her init-iisloris to iii- piiildeil and sharpeiied lo iuake her P1\lllS. SUDF. .22.-Tlie “Petit Pari- flii-t ii <‘i'\isliin1.: blow upon the con- slip through the seas hettei' and toini- Slim" Drllilii 21 -‘il-OW lil Ll iillll which

killed 18 Germans.

North Sea and the Eriglisii <‘lianneI_ WANTS A BREEZE It appears that when the peasants A long, drngginl: war iucuns bank- l-ler oveidiangings are not excessive. lil llie Iivlglilwrhooii of Zezzinne were uptcy for the German state and ruin ’l`hcy are about the same as ltesolutc’s \VlU`lI0Il Of ll1`€¢ al>Dl‘02iCll 01' the Ger-

mans thcv o eneil the arcs `

» _ D g ,. of tue

For a long limo, :ind nmirt alto- bow appears as ii' it would not tlirowiiflllilff DQHS illiil eiiileavored to drive

the cattle to o. place ot’ safety.

iiiiaiiriiil position has inspired the easier than her stein, und, in appear- Oni: eiiorinous hull, it is said, be- gravest uneasiness in the iniiids of ance, hears out the contention ot' her Cfiilliiig ellrilgell by the sound of the

I ° N L her iii-st ifitiziiiis. And in Aiistriii crew, that it does not cause even a if-1f1l\0l\ flfli lH`0k<' HWHY fillil CllilI'g9<l t the iiioiietiiry sltuatioii is quite as quarter wave at moderate speed. Her lllf? G9I`ll1'»li1S» Wl\0 l00li0(l 011 lil Hilllm-

bud, though, perhaps, the drain upon i'ull bow is certain to he a detriineiit ll08li0li. livlievliil-Z it was some trick

‘omeni So no matter what hop enslofyoiii ihe lattili <oui\trv’s re-ioiiite~i will to her in .i ioiil'ii\.ed sea and l' lit air Of Ilie l"reu0h

(The author of this magnificent

poem is Mr. Henry Chappell, a rail~ way porter at Bath. Mr. Chappell is

‘ known to his comrades as' the “Bath

ff, ’;',_ g ff 1-' 3. _ llailwiiy P06!/’ A poem 'such as _this ' ‘ ' ` » W* lifts him to the rank or a national

PilllllllM$ llliilllli Fill

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Florence La Badle, the “actress un-

re Hu Long 5"" shaky say |_°,,d°,, pm, . afraid," erlormed last week the most

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_“ttyl _l:=:_‘g;“3r;:¢irat._:1_;seWar May Have _Been Started to Take a Hugo lndgmri- You boasted the Day, and you toasted

difficult feat, actual risk of life con- sidered, thus tar attempted in a mo- tion plcture play. ’I`he‘seeiie is one

ml ON. Sept. 1.4.-That financial uponlhe German banks for gold. Blasphemsr, braggart and coward all. °r the thriller” l“ "The Mmm" D°ll“'

Mystery," Thanliouser‘s big _ serial. Miss La Badle leaped from a hydro- plane, going at ii. high rate of speed

me s_e_e_i_s in London. in weighing is not only financial strength in .As they speed poor humans home. _“ml “ml the" Picked °"i “I the Water

by James Cruze, her story hero, who arrives at the critical moment in ii hydroaeroplane.

The scene was taken at Shippan

It _ _ y ai naval issues. ment. has pledged her credit up to the Monster, who asked God's uid Divine, Pom" “ear St‘"“f°"d' C°“"" °`°“age"5 vie§_€€_liis,_ troiu a financial point ot' hilt, and nothing but a short war and Then strewed His seas with the `“

nd sum-mer residents turning out to witness the young girl's daring.

Asked what her sensations were. as

she liuried herself l'roni the speeding hydroplane, Miss La Badie (lalmly

"’""l“~`l ‘lllllosl llfflmifl <liSDl1l& press hui' au tun i' d t 74' You dreamed for the Day you schem- '~`°""“e"te‘li "1 ‘mly l`e"lembe|' that

that the finances ol' Germany izannot rftglolglg mise ¢.v(.,,f)nugl;w‘-giniigc (hi:-, ed for the Day; I I l"**‘- "W l"`@“l_ll Wllell l SUUCK U10 long st l th Watch how the Day Wm go_ water. The rest of it was fine. "

The first of this llig 'l`liuiil\iiuse1' ser-i

lui will be shown at the l’eople's '1`he- atre tonight and Saturday next. 5726.

BIDE YOUR 'l`If\l F1.

\\`hcn fortune treats you slightly,

Anil everything goes wrong,

Remeiiiher that you still nm [rea

To labour and he strong,

To her who bravely ilova Lnfr part

Mistortiino is no crime, .lust hold your own und keep up

lieiirt,

.-ind learn to hide your time.

The surest road to ;;i~eatiiess ,lies

'l‘lii'ough linrd and patient work, The glorious name that never dies

Comes not unto the shirk.

The miin whose life ii glory lends

To every age and clinzls

Is he whose purpose never bends- Who works and hides his time.

L"`1ll1l<“|‘ llilli lil liily about Il or li i-Z is the worst freak ever sent utter the` "Vengeance is mine. I will repay." 1 tio onward! O'er the future’s hills

The dawn frills cool und sweet;

_ S lli l ' ' yi Y i.

lllflll lli0 Brllsli zxoveriiiiiciit pays. ll she were not fitted with sails and _ ,go (mw,m|g She mm win wh., wills,

“ *‘ * were not nfloiit/#oiie could liardlybe- llilllrlliilill fl`0lll l.lli!'L0¥lil0ll "D¢\llY

And bo\\'i~: noi: to defeat.

Go onward! Though your path may

lic,

Through calumny rind Sliffw. The way will lu-ialiten l»_v-and-hy;

Go on and hide your time-

_»\nd when the fight. ut least is O'er,

The toil at last is done-

Wher. standing on life's farther shore

Beneath tho. setting sun-

illevond the futui'e’s uniiarred new

'l`he hells of heaven shall shine, _-ind justice, love. and glory wait

For her who hides her time. _

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ity in cigars, cigurctis and toliuci-oils. ‘the best line ol horse reiuedles and you will find it right licro. Our tiiluic- other preiiiiriitioiis uri- foiiiid here. cos are selecti-il froni the lines, which l-Ivi»rytl\liii.: you 1-.ouli_l piissilily re- arc the lic:-it iii i‘aiiadii, :ind i'or real qulre in l.otloii:~i, _( ough lowilers. coinpetltluii and high quality are su- llooi' _lteiiieilii-s, Scratcli lli~iiieilii>S. perior. Better cull in today and look (`oiiilii_io|i Powders, Absorlilue. have over ilie line. .\lacKiiiiion llrlig (‘o.,lllic llorsi-, ’l`utili~'s Elixir, ltciliieing (for. Great Georiqi- and Kent Streets. Gall (‘\ir<~s and i-.verytlilug else that

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!I()wiiers ol` fast horses iziuiin that Streets. Mil-

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_ A Great World Industry

/» there was one Sliumroik fills the bill l

_ - __» It is safe to say that unless she proves'

a wonder shi- will go to the scrap heap

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' i - , . | _ _ y nerves were in had

,. in ii. hurry after the rates are over. _p0nditi0n_ About ten years are I

C0\lld not ent without suffering much

Dlllfi; also had sick headaches frc-

quently and m

f00l< a _thorough trcatnic-nt.` of llr Chase’s iver\e Food usin uliofelliei

world today.

_ _ Is Yet in its Infancy

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

“It is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has bodly entered this field t

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YE_1` NEW and while the rewards

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

t (Report of Department of Agriculture March 1914) The .ioiin R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited' _

offers you a GOLDON OPPORTUNITY. lt is a well established Company, seeking

tsgai GEORGE REYNOLDS ____

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I, James R. Clow of Murray

Harbor West in Kmg’s County in Prince Edward Island, hereby retract and withdraw all or any false or `slandrous statements made- by-me of and concerning D. W. MacKinnon of Sturigeon in King's _County 3f°fSa‘ - I regret,-shaving made any Sl1_Cl1

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Capital for Extension.

Prospective Dividend for 1914 65 p. c.

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

Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913.

The .ioiin R. Dinnis Peiiigreed Foxes Limited

is personally cared`for by JOHN R. DINNIS “The Wizard Rancher".

“One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DENNIS of Charlottetown_

This year he raised and paid taxes on forty~eight pups 7 p. c. of the world’s

supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world. He raised sixteen pups '

from three young pairs and had four litters of six each".-The Golden Pelt, by ` J- R. Barr, December, 1913.

Write for HERD BOOK describing in detail the breeding of the foxes and

giving “performance records” of ancestors.

W. E. ’ Sec’y Treasurer

CharlottotOvvn

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