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ELIMINATE THE FAT HHN

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Chlldron ¢ry for Fletchers

In use 102. .over 30 ycnae, has borno tho signature of ' and hu ‘- been made under his per-

!/t :chili suferrisl»_\n since its infancy.

. F M Allow no one 1;. -lem-live JY. '__ in this.

All Colxixtcrlcils, Imltntions and “Just-as--Y" 1-. " are hut

Expcrlmcnta that tl-iflo with and cndannzcr the Zenith ot Infants and Chlldrcu~I5xpcrlcuco agui;..'..7 Inxpcrizneut.

What is CASTORIA

Castorln is :L lmrmlcss snlvstifiito for Castor Oil, Para- gorlc, Drops and Soofliiug Syrups. It is plcusnnt. Il contains ncitlu-r ();riu::i, lllorplnno nor other Narcotic llubstalico. Its :urn is its guzwzuitnc. ll; dost royg lvormg llnd nll:|_\'s l~`u\'cri:~xl|nc.~sS. I-'or more than tllirly years it has been in constailit. uso ivr tho rolivi of Coilstlpaltion, l’lnlul"nvy, \\'in¢l ('olif~. all 'l`l_~¢-thing: Troubles and Dlzirrluvzx. it rv:-_-ul::<v~‘. lin- Sfmnuclx and _ Bcwols, 8ssilnil:\lfs thc: Foocl. ;;Z\'in:,' lu~a\ltli_‘.' :uni lllltural E|.":t'1\. The Lhlldrcn’:: .l’uuucc;; --'lilo I-1uthcr‘u 1-`rlend.

ln Use For liver 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought

The surplus food that a. hen gets goes into fat or eggs. There is no getting away from this. She either is adding to her weight and making fatty tissue or she is converting that :uw material into eggs, The ques~ tion is asked many times: Why do some hens take on fat and some put this surplus material into eggs? It simply resolves itself into the lace th t the “hatched” that .

a y are way

They have that as an inherent trait and cannot overcome personal traits of character. The hen that goes to fat might better be dressed for mar- ket at once than to be kept around hoping that in time she will lay. Here is where that strain counts for something in poultry work. Il you get u strain of known egg producers they will make a foundation on which to build that cannot be excelled. You will get the breeding of years, and the work of many months will oc involved in the purchase.

lt is not always possible to tell

by the looks of u hen what she will do as lair ns cgi: production is con- ccrnrd. The thing to do is to make tlu~ slnrl. from n \\c1l-known strain null your by year eliminate the hens ihnt urn inclined to take on fat,and use only the alert, nctivc hens as In-w»dr-rs. By rloing this you eventu- ully will have u flock ol egg makers instcnd of fat producers.

l’»llI‘}l‘}l)l~l|it~l MUST HE HARDY

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For Reservations. Tickets, Etc.. Apply Local Ofiices or Axencies , MINARITS LINAMENT~ producing Yegccf he used by those

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W0 Ii' City H- & Av Montreal Lakmeld' Qu. Oct ’ 1 07 -'_-ho arc not willing to increase their

:li _ __ - ' ‘weight ten pounds or more.

llurdy parents hcget hardy oil-

spi-imz. If wc neglect in this parti~ vulnr cnch succeeding generation will lu- more delicate. No fowl should be usrcl ir. the hrccding pen that has had u cnsc of serious illness. .\`o matter

how surc we may fccl that full health has been restored there is still some

fowl which will he inherited by the young. In-breeding has caused more wcnl-'.cncd constitutions than any- thing clsc wc know of.

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Nl-vcr select thc largest duck eggs

for hatching; they ure usually in- fcrtilc.

LT.-COL. C. CREW BEAD.

Sussex.

I was cured cf Acute Rbeumatism

by MlNARD'S LINAMENT, Markham, Ont. O. B. BILLING.

y 3 Sailings Weekly via St. Lawrence From T0 LIVERPOOL From T0 GLASGOW

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TO HAVRE & LONDON

Prom Montreal..Ionian ...July 12 AuR.16

" l\iontreaI..Sicilian.... July 19 Aug. Zi “ Montreal .Scotian ._ .. July Z6 " Montreal. .Cnrinthisn.... _ _ Aug. 2 Sept. 6

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Halilsl. ANDREW KING.

I was cured of Acute Bronchltis by

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Thin Folks who Would Be fat

INVREASIC IN WEIGHT TTCN POUNDS Oli MORE .\ l‘llYSI~

C1A.'\"S ADV1L‘|'1

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"l'd certainly give most, anything

to be able to fat; up a fcw pounds and stay that way,"' declares every cxccsaivcl thi m ~ -nu. S cl

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result is not impossible, despite past failures. Thin people are victims of mal-nutrition, n condition which prc- vents the fatty elements of food from hcing taken up by thc blood as they

they pass from the body as waste. -

To correct this condition and to d l th t

artificially supplied with the power which nature has denied them. This c best le cco ` h d ls e ti

an > u mplls e y e. ng a Sargol tablet with every lmeal.Sar-; gol is a scientific combination of six of the best strength-giving, iut-pro- rlucing elements known ‘to the medi- cal profession. Taken with mea1s,it mixes with the food and turns the sugars and starches into rich, ripe nourishment for the tissues and blood und its rapid eflect is remark- . able. llcported gains of from ten to' twenty-live pounds in a single month. are by no means infrequent. Yet its‘ ‘action is perfectly natural and ab- solutely harmless. Surgol is sold by good druggists everywhere and every package contains a guarantee of weight increase or money back.

(laution.-While .\‘n"gol has pro-

duced remarkable results in the treatment of nervous indigestion and' general stomach disorders, it should not, owing to its remarkable flesh

ure when the powers of nutrition are _ _ normal. Instead of getting into_the 336376Mtf' blood, all the f t d llc h 1' duc'n

Do not this Sale

` '40 Piece_Te|fl a few of our

30c Broom I .

25c Wash Boards 25c China, Salad Bowls 25c Rolling Pins

25c Dish Pans

20c Pails - 30c Tea Pots _ 30c Coffee Pots 25c Cups and Saucers

Stew Kettles Sauce Pans 25c Box Writing Paper 25c Colored Hose Men’s Wash Ties 45c Enamel Tea Pots Post Cards

25c Side and Back Combs

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30c Extension Window Screen

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75c Covered Dish Pans for 15c each piece. Specials each

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45c CoffeePots ` # ' I

Covered Stew Kettle _ Berlin Kettle Cover 3 China Cream Jugs _ Sauce Pau and Cover _

60c China Vegetable Dish 2 Coat Hangers '

3 Mouse Traps

4 Paper Pins - _

3 Cards Safety Pins

12 Pager Plates 2 Fly tchers

|00 Sheets Butter Paper

Dust Pans

2 pair Ladies’ Hose

Tumblers Sgecial 39c 3 Nail Brus es for 50 Clothes Pins for

6 Bars Castile Soap for -

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Tenders

A . _ _ _ pro uce a ical y, normal amoun of

mint ul IIISEHSG l”I‘ml\ln\f1r-I Ill thellat the nutritive processes must be

Sealed tenders will be received not later than the lllth of July next for the installation of eclectric wiring _lor lights, bells, etc.. for the Dalton Baaitoriam. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Savn;g's Bank, Charlottetown.

D. A. hlcKINNON,

Sec'y.

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Black Foxes

Marten,Fisher, and all othe ur-bearers for sale.

~ What are your require- ments? Correspondence so- licited. Blake Vannatter,Fur Farm, Georgetown, On- tarlo.

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If you intend making an investment in the

' Silver Black Fox Industry

OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND

Accurate and Authentic Information may be obtained without charge or obligation,

THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE

Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I. . D i re cto rs :

Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBlois John 0. Hyndman William E. Agnew

, Montreal Office: London Office;

510 New Birks Building St. Mary’s Chambers,

3433-7 9Mtsttf 151 A Strand

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_ Investing for Profit

That is what hundreds of small investors have done ln the Sllver F ox business and have made large fortunes

The Empire Black Fox Co., Ltd.

Are Now Presenting this GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO YOU

The Company have 5 PAIRS pure ranch bred of P. E. Island The Company are adding 8 pairs this year’s foxes, all of the

_ pedigrecd Silver [pack Foxes, proved breeders, all registered and highest grade Silver Black stock the progeny oi the Company’s Péd-

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pedigrees filed. They have produced 15 pups for this year and the g;.I;;eCtf\?§ ers or their gqulvalent at $12000 per pau' and the

Dividend for 1914 will be about 100 p. c. ‘ _ Dividend for 1915 is 75 p. c. t Present Stock Issue

Shares $100 each, par value Payable, 20 p. c. cash - with Application

30 p. c. on lst September 1914 and balance of 50 p. c. on lst November 1914.

Ranching _ Points to Remember

Cost of Ranching 5 p. c. of yearly increase. 1. Pure Bred Stock.

2. Low Capitalization.

Ranch supervision under the direction of JAMES C. TUPLIN of Black Banks, 3. Low Cost for Ranching.

4. Ex rt S i i f R _

Lot 11, the World’s famed Fox Breeder and expert. ' 5. Ellilzlent lcllgdhéesnldlnl). auch

One Good Investment is Worth a Lifetime of Labor

Send in Your Application Today

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D.GreC th ,P 'd t. __ lJ'h F.Wh ,P ~ D11; AIgxgS. P;lhl1er,e{fSice-Psdsiilgnt. I ' lgfhller J. Ldetlgzy Sddrgtfgg;-Tl‘SeI;€Ct(l{: Rl N0 5 ` _ _

Dr. Henry E. McEwen, O’Leary. * " f °’

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