.5 AUGUST 17-1914 _ -mi nnnm. » /ras cnAru.o'r'rirrows oosiuaian nm uf. mi- i-sos i-‘ive

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COAL

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Hard Coal

We expect the Schooner “W.

A-VETEHAN WHO WAS WITH lllllil |i0BEllTS

Laid low With llhaumatism-But “UW ill “Fn|it-a-tivas”.

S;";;“*\U1t0N'l‘~.fAPRlI. 3rd. 1913.

s ve_ersn o the Crimean War

minttlixe lllndian Mutiny, volumeerin F" 'imc oyal Artillery into the Royig liollgensefg. sud served _under Lgrd and “milf _\ll¢, Iudisii Mutiny, (.ove:’” H Pelmoneer of the British H1 I _ nment. Fierce hand-to-hand H11-mg and continual exposure lefg Dae 8 giieat sufferer from Rlieuxnatism, 5 ';‘_“° 1_5? that _my legs swelled up, ”"}\I",“f§_1¢lI11_poss’i'ble for me to walk. b thtauit-a-tives _. They cured mg of I 0 e Rheumatism and Constipation. u’1‘ir;1‘Y regular emplotyment, I walk hal 51 21.1 es a day an enyoy perfgcg

GEORGE WALKER.

50°- tl box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c-

At all dealers or sent on recei of

ton Coa size you

Zwicker" next week with 900 s best quality. Anthracite 1, in Chestnut Stove, and Egg S. We will be pleased to have r order for delivery from this

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. L P1109 by Fruits-tives Limited, Otgiwa.

The Magnet Fur _Co

Lowest price.

A. Pickard & Co

,_{ Phone 240

Ch’town

Circus Coming

3 Days 3

» SHOW GROUNDS

Old Jail Square

3|’eriormances Daiiy3 J

. I-I. E S c h rn a ra European Railway Circus

18 All New Feature Acts

Aerialists, Acrobats, Clowns, Tamed Animals. . Nemo World‘s greatest Train-

ed Elephant.

Free attractions daily on

Jail SquBre.

Ltd. CAPITAL $52,000 SHARES, $10 EAci-1

Patch Foxes are said by those

who have studied the question to be the most profitable corner of the Fox Business. Recent stat- istics prove that about 25 per cent of the young of Patch Foxes are good Blacks.

Ten pairs of selected Patches

have been arranged for, and the ranch is being built on one of the most desirable locations, near Charlottetown. The Company will own and control its own ranch and equipment.

Provisional Directors

F. H. Beer, President, Major Chas. Leigh, A. Miller Matheson, Charles E. Morris, Arthur E. Smith, Dr. C. H. Beer, W. Frank Morris, E. H. Beer, Sec’y-Treas.

Adpplication for Stock can be

ma e to any Director, or to the Secretary-Treasurer, whose office is in Morris Block, Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

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Those who stand or walk much

prefer the use of Rexall Foot

Powder. It is a splendid thing

Aching f°‘

the feet, for burning, tired,

aching, itching or perspiring feet.

In sifting top tins 25 cents.

Feet

McKinnon Drug Co.

Great George and Kent Streets.

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Bright Twist I-Iick_ey’s Bright Cut Rival _ Master Mari_iie Smoking Tobacc_o, Black Twist and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco.

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and a nuisance to your friends. Besides, good frag- rant tobacco costs no more. _Its all in knowing what to ` ask for. Remember anyone of the following.

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BEAVER BoARD

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I plaster and _wall-paper

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application. and economy. 6/

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7- They deaden sound. I0' , rin lim uid cold. retgrd if? Ere, resist shocks or ctrlllm , do not crack, C|\iP°f M3’ ' ’

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l'l-lE CENTRAL GUARDIAN Mill [HUM EAPE

IT PAYS to buy in this province

SECURE YOUR TICKETS early

for the Mui-ilcale at Government House on Thursday, 20th., under the auspices of the Daughters oi the Empire in aid of the Hospital Ship. ' 5022.

BANNER OATS CLUB.-Inquiries

are being reeccived at the Depart- ment of Agriculture regarding the Banner Oats Club and the Caiiadlan Seed Growers' Association. Any farmer that has it particularly good iicld of grain will make no mistake in entering it in the Fields of Stand- ing Grain Competition, and he may then have u chance to market his surplus grain through either one of these associations. At aiiy'ra.te, lt will he 0. good thing to have an ex- pert judge his field as a seed crop. Besides, enough entries have not yet been received to take up half the prizes, and the time for making en- tries is almost up. Full information can be hail at the Department oi Agriculture.

GOOD CROPS.~Crops all over the

Island are good, and notwithstanding the late season, with good weather conditions nt harvest time, Island farmers will produce their share of the Domiiiioii’s export; of food stuffs. In Cornwall, and from there toCra- paud, along the South Shore, every- thing is_nia.kiug good growth. Mr. W Davison, of’ the Department of Agri- culture, who spent last week in that part of the province, reports that haying is in full swing, and that the crop is a good one. More clover is to be seen in the fields than in a. num- ber ol' districts. In fact, as a. gen- eral rule. thc clover fields are ex- cellent. On account of the cold, wel spring smut is quite prevalent, and only 0. few fields may he seen that are free from this disease. Wheri grain was thoroughly treated in tht spring, however, there is less smut, especially on high ground. The et' fects oi' the present war are to b< seen in the country as elsewhere. A number of the young nien have beer culled away for service, .und more are in dully expectation oi’ o. cull. The loss of these is having quite an ef fect on the labor coiidltions through- out the fariniiig communities.

:FLY TIME ls here and you will

need lots of fly killers. We are well prepared for your wants. Our stock includes, Tangleioot Fly Paper, Won- der Fly Killer, Wilson’s Fly Pads, Ki11’em Quick Discs, Spiral Fly Fin- ish, Flylmn, qtc.-li. A. Foster,-C»en- tral Drugstore. - ' Mtf.

:FOXES BOARDED. The Charlot-

tetown Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., ure prepared to ranch n few pairs Class "A" foxes on very uttrnctivc terms, Apply E. S. Goflln, Secy.

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::l)OlNG MISSIONARY WORl{.-

S. W. Siultli and l't. C. Blakeuey are in Cliurlottetown this week makin; o. personal visit to the pointers oi the city. Their miiisionis to tel city painters of the nioriti of Briindram--liciiilerson‘ Eng lish House Paint which is guaranteed to contain seventh pei cent. of the world famous Brand rnm's B. B. Genuine White lieuiliiiul thirty per cent pure white zinc. The) will make xt thorough canvass of thi city with this purpose in view.

Brandram's White Leud, as nc

doubt our renders know, has been thc stiinilurd white lend of the world for over ii century. Up to a few years ago it was only made in England,hu| now it is made in Canada at thi company’s new plant in Montreal. Ai this plant are made Braiidramrlihhl: this' plant are made both Brandram lIonderson’s English Paint uni Brandram’s B. B. Genuine White Lead, and it is to familiarize thi painters of Cliarlottetowii with thesr facts, and to impress them with the importance of using Braiiilrum pro- ducts, thnt Mr. Smith and Mr. Blakeney are in the city this week.

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complete and perfect sat-. isfaction. _ . _ Our line of new rings isnowoneofthebcstwe have ever displayed and we know you wil like to lack it over. Come ui to-

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THE FOLLOWING VESSELS- ar-

rived Friday and Saturday with Coal for A. Piclmrd & Co.: Schooners "C. A. Chisholm with' lntercolonial Round. "Daisy" and "Nellie M. Snow” with Albion Nut' "Albert P." with Inverness Round' “Nellie Reid" with Acadia Round’ “Josephine Swanton" with Acadia. Round and "Blanclie M. Thorburu" with Acadia Nut. 5017.

OFFICERS ELECTED.-The New

Brunswick Association which has been attending the convention of Maritime Funeral Directors nt Monc- ton have elected tlie following otll- cers: President, I~‘. L. Tuttle; ilrst vice-president, W. E. Brenan, St. John; second vice-president, D. I.. McKenna, of P. E. l..; secretary- treasurer, W. S. Chapman; chaplain, D. A. Jonah; sergeant-ut-arms, W. E. Campbell.

MiUHtlili|i SAILS S Glllili HUPE AHHIVES

HALIFAX, Aug. 15.-- The armor-

` ed cruiser Good Hope, ‘Captain Ycl-

verton, arrived at Halifax at noon yesterday from Plymouth, to replen- ish her bunkers -and canteen and join in the protection of the ocean rout- es from America. The Good Hope arrived oil the harbor at noon and at one o’clock h-ad dropped her nn- :hors in the stream, oil the Dock- yard. As she passed rapidly up the :ruiser was cheered by the Maure- tnnin. The flood Hope has tivo 9.2 in. guns and sixteen 6 in. guns be- iidcs lighter armament. , "The cruiser Suffolk has finished :onllng und sullls at five o’clock this norning for sea. The Mnuretanin had taken 6,000 -.ons of conl and sailed at three o’- :lock for England. She took hugs of wiriil from the Siiflolk and Good

'rlopc for England. It is known that the Cunarder will resume her regular niilings to New York.' \'-`~

::Don't miss the big dividends in

:he fox business. The Bt. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company offers you me of the best propositions seen on the market. Write Wm. Moran, t hor ottetown, P.` E. Island for particul- \l°B. W 834334-10Mtf.

“For the summer camp or your niting we have everything that will give you pleasure and rcnl value for your money. Rexhll ’l'un and Frecklc Liotion Z5 centsf Rexall Foot Poiv- ler 25 cts, Rcxuli Foot Powder Sif- ter top tins 25 cts, Rexall Poison Ivy 25 cts, Rexall Cold Cream 25 its, Rexall Mentholfne Balm 50 cts, Rexall Iiiihliing Oil 25 cts. Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor Great George ,ind iifent St. Mti.

"Pure Gold Chocolate Pudding

makes quick and delicious deserts.

5004

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You are apt to get esemornings with a du adache, coated tongue, n ppetite for breakfast a eling "good for nothing u need a dose of our

ervesciiig Salin

or such conditions mention- d above indicate biliousness nd the remedy suggested is pleasant, mild laxative at acts promptly, in carry- g off all poisonous waste atter.

It causes no griping or

discomfort. It sweetens the stomach and makes you feel as well as ever in a very short time.

Price 50c a bottle

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Do You Walk Much?

One of the best things'

that can be used for tired, aching, sweating or swol- len feet is Nyal’s Eas’em.

This is an article that is used by prominent ped- ‘ estrians and all those who stand’ or walk much. Pat- ent sifter top tin 25 cents.

arrived in this city this morning from Cape Breton. He was having his photograph taken by an itinerant

photographer on the street close to the Craig street armory. and was waiting for it to be finished, when ordered away by Sergeant I-iooten,ot

' _Z the Garrison artillery. -MONTREAL, Aug. 15.-One man Notter either did not understand shot dead and another in the gener- thc order, or was perverse and would al Hospital suffering from a rifle not obey it. It is said he could not wound. the outcome of a misuiider- speak English. The sergeant attempt- stnnding between the former and u. cd to expedite his order by shov-

sentinel at th C tr t ingdtl;ehstri;nger away with his ex-

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e raig s ee armory

about five o’clock yesterday after- ten ei anis, w ereupon e stron- nooii. indicates that war conditions _ger showed a disposition to resent

prevail in Montreal. Tho dead man, Illie treanicnt. Then the sergeant, it Antoine Nettcr, a French rcservist.

is said, put his rifle to his shoulder and tired without further pq-ley. The bullet entered his groin. passing out through his body. Ho was being hur- ried to the General Hospital when he

The man who was wounded in the

fracas is Theodore Corbeil, ii. cigar- maker, 795 St. Christopher strcet,hn unfortunate bystander. It is said the bullet which went through Nut- ter,s body is the bullet which caused Corbell's wound, and a peculiar tea- ture of the accident is that Corbeil was shot in the groin also. lic is -- in the hospital, but his injury is not ,f-4, regarded as serious.

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Thursday morning

Linen Bargains 9 to 12 o’clock only

This Thursday morning bargains in the Linen department have come to be a

most _,interesting feature of the week’s selling programme. Every item listed is one of high class merit. Every item listed is deeply price cut for this special 3 h_ours of morning selling. Every item is a desirable and useful one. Stugy the list to-day-take advantage of the low price to secure what you have been nee ing. _

Special prices from 9 to 12 o’clock only.

5.50 io 4.50 Table cloths---special at 2.25

Here is a good chance for you to get a great big linen bargain, bigger and

better than any that has been offered to you in white damask. All pure linen table covers, there are twelve cloths in the lot; nearly all different patterns, also in differ- ent sizes-67 x§6 ins-81 x 81 _ins-72 x 90 ins-84 x 102 ins. They are all very pretty floral designs and range in price from $3.50 to $4.50 your’s special 2 Thursday morning sale from 9 to 12 o’clock for ................................. .. »

l8c Crash for l3c 38c Sheeting for 32c

_ An all pure linen toweling 35 ins. Agood strong durable round thread

wide good for dish towels or aprons. white sheeting full 72 ins. wide free from Regular l8c yd, special d dressing will give splendid satisfaction.

for ................. ........... .. lac Y Regular 38C yard special for C

V 15C white Cotton for lzc ...............................

Here is a bargain in H0nockse’s cot-

ton full yard wide free from dressing good iweight, fine strong and durable.

ii.‘ii_`fif`.`f....1_if...T_’i‘.1,...Tffiii l2c yd l2c White Cotton for 96

Another cotton not so heavy full

yard wide, nice fine_ even weave. Regu-

lar l2c yard. Special for 9C

` 70c Bath Towels for 53c

A good large soft white bath towel,

hemmed. Regular '/`0c pair

50c Towels for 39c pr.

A good strong all pure linen Huck

towel. Hemstitched. Regular 50c

‘°“`i_iTfi'f`f‘.i.‘i‘..f_‘.’.r. ................ ._39C Pr- 36c Huck for 28c

An all pure linen Huck toweling 27

ins. wide will make good towels. Regu-

““'_.if‘_‘?.Y‘l_'__.§‘_’."°fflf".1_.f.‘.’,T ...... ._ Z3¢ Yd 25c Pillow C0tt0n f0r l9c

A good strong fine pillow cotton free

from dressing, 42 ins, wi e.

Special for ....... ......... .. 53C PL Regular 25c yd, special for.....l9c

25c White Sheeting 2 yd wide for 25c

A good strong durable white sheeting 2 yds. wide, nice even d

weave. Regular 25c yard, special C y

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'. Booklet On Silver F 0 industry

Thousands of dollars have already been made and many more thousands

, await those who seize the opportunity now offered

I THE JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES, Ltd.

Solicits Capital for Extensionof Breeding Operations.

Prospective Dividend for 1914 65 p. c.

The extra pairs of foxes added are at a VERY LOW PRICE.

VIRTUALLY $16,000. per pair.

The new investor participates in enhanced value of the ELEVEN Pairs

of “OLD BREEDERS."

“It is to be noted that the value of foxes of one year old and upwards.

ESPECIALLY OF PROVED BREEDERS, is considerably greater than young ones in their first year." .

(From the Report of the Department of Agriculture, March 1913) IVI OTTO :

PROFICIENCY PROGRESS PERMANENY

Read our offer before investing.

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