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DI: PARTV ‘ls °ff€\‘ll1l§ two shares in H ton Fox L0.. for sale. See Cl. ad.

6056.

CSTUDE.NTS` attending the Union ommercial Lollege are receiving dai- ly instructions in Penmanship, Spell-

\ |118. Arithmetic and Business Corres-

Dondence. in connection with the re- gular studies. (;054_

‘ WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. - The 'egiilar meeting Ol the Women' s Insti- :‘1I@ 0! Kingston win no itoia at tho ‘igime of Mrs. It. Henderson. at 2.30 in De afternoon oi’ the 15th inst. Msr.

unbrack and Miss Sterns will be

present.

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_ _ _ n RECITAL QOMlNG.- Tickets weof the things that con- .rr.?.';.iali..“:.;r.i.P:r.:;:::“

tr1buteS}&?lrg_etly to O\11'l€nj0y' liflilcft Soiitllilwick. Presideiity oflthc

ent W le] oe . ierson To ege ot’ Oratory. Bost ;

pl ’ k . g S up argely which takes place on Tliursdny III SF10 C, It i€aV€S lJEh\nd §r2ln_d in Prince of Wales College Hall

e i W r t I _, iis recital is under the ltr cti f

g lg gl to the Occup Miss Gorman and in aid oi' tse 01331. an S 0 e IOUSC. I-!`l8.ll Relief FunLl._ Everyone should

_ siow their appreciation and help a-

We gan Supply you with long this cause. (;05g_

best Coal at the l0W95t ::The Island Qoiidltion Powder con- pf1cg_ . tniiis only the finest ingredients and

is made according to the formula gf

Order your supply today.

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an eminent veterinary. For 15 years it has stood the test and today it is i greater demand than ever. Feed and get results. 25c. i`ull pound pack-

O

A & age. 20c. pound in quantities. E. A.

0 liostcr, Central Drugstore. nitf. lint owing

Phone 240 - -

COAL .

Best

. ' E Home Decorating A _

You cant be comfortable at _

home with dingy walls and ceil- ings, any more than you couldi with shabby clothes in public. -IN-

We are Painters and Decorators Chesnut f()]_ Base

and would like to renovate that Burner

room you overlooked earlier in the S@“S°“- Stove and Egg for

the Furnace

Phone 280-L

The A1 .

liland City Painting Co A11 kisgs of

203 Kent Street Good S oft

Coal .

DR. CLIFT -AT' Gear. ruin

Victoria liotel, (.`|i'town, I‘. I-I I.

OFI-`l(‘l-I lltbllltrl---i2 io Il tlzrly. Fcesin ad- Coal Yard

Prince St. Wharf

Vance. .'\t Ufiice oi' lit-zzideiicc-~-$5.0il. 'l`rc:it-

ment Monthly---$l00 (.0

Pure Delicious Chocolates

A fresh supply of delicious chocolates received, from

Moirs, Neilsons, Willards and Liggetts every week. l`hese manufacturers produce only clean, high grade, toothsome chocolates-made under the most sanitary conditions pos- sible; the manufacturers’ names in themselves are _guaran- tees of purity. Put up in dainty boxes from 35c to $2.00,

in bulk 606 per pound' mer ru eor e

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Smoke and Chew 'Hickeys Twist Tobacc

Millions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

'the best. _ Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co;

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.i If you intend making an investment in the

Silver Black Fox Industry '

OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND

h tic information may be obtained

Dortunity to purchase ten s

Staring Park Black Fox Co., is

lowe’en Tea in aid of the Charlotte- town 28 and 29. Tea will be served in Market Hall Building.

- marriage of Miss Annie

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos.

null, Muttart, will take place quietly at the Iionie on

ber the twentieth.

McDougall will preach Sabbath

for 11.;/.[210 and Murray River at 6.30.

Belle ltiver and Thursday 22 nt

ing oi' the Government on 'l letters patent were granted to the fol- lowing companies: West Prince

headquarters at Bitleford', The ity Silver Fox and Fur Co., Ltd..

and the

H . it of a fox company to be known as

ATTENTION I8 CALLEDAt`o theop-

res oi

stock in

issue. 6051. \

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NUAL TEA.-The annual I-iai-

Hospital will be held on Oct.

0040

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT-i-The

Bagnall, E. Bag-

Hazel Grove, to Mr. Louis H.

of the bride's parents Octo-

CHURCH OF SCOT LAND-Rev.Ewen

18th at

Brooklyn at 10.30, Peters Road at

Also

20th at

Point

outlay. 19th at iris. Tuesday

Prini at 7. p. m. d

LETTERS PATENT. At themeet-

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(loun-

Co., Ltd., capital $30,000, with

Equ- Suni-

tlie capital to be $20,000;

Dundas Silver Black Fox Co.,

Ltd., Dundas, with a. capital of $90,- 000. Application was also made for letters patent for the incorporation

“The

Iiigli Quality Silver Black Fox tio., l.ttl.," its capital stock to be $48,000,

to an objection to the name

thc application was deferred.

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BAPTIST Y. P. U.-At the B. Y. P.

.l.'. in the Baptist Sclioolrooni on Monday evening last a. very pleasant evening was spent. Rev. Z; -L. Fash conducted the Lecture-Lesson on “The Need of a Bible." Two very interest- ing papers were read. The first was by Miss Edith Stcriis on “How the In- ner Calls for Outward Maiiifestatioii. Three great questions have been be- fore men for solution, Whence, Whith- er and Why? The Bible answers these questions as no other book does. This it does in live ways. First, It gives light on the Problenis` ot’ Life. The Bible gives general principles for the right. conduct of ure. seoonti the Bible ‘ is the Guide for the conscience and will. To have 'a conscience and a will is not enough. They inay lead us as- tray unless they are properly guided. It will never do for us to do what we think is right unless it is right. The Bible is ii correct standard for consci- ence and will. Third. The Bible Un- folds the Future. The human heart looks anxiously unto the future and the Bible is the only book that gives the solution. It points to Jesus Christ who brought Life and iniinortulity to light. through his gospel. Fourth, The Bible gives an intelligent idea ot' God. Nature does not give this. The tlhristiati without a Bible is like a child who never saw his father. It in the Bible that reveals the Fatlierliootl ot' _God. Fifth, The Authority of thc Bilil`e is Needed to answer what is the purpose of life. The Bible says the ideal ot' life is love and service. Mr.

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hunian heart. Man is so coiistitiitt-t

proved itself only a flickering gleain.I I-luman reason without a revelnlion|

and answers the cry ot' the huniuii

less tliousaiids to be the book of life. ’l‘lie Bible has left. its impress on every phase oi' life. ()rpliniinges. asy- lunis and hospitals are only created in lands where thc Bible rules. The loss ot the Bible would cause our civil- ization to collapse. John Stuart Mills ackiiowledged the value of the Bible ns the guide ot’ life. The Bible tellsl the old, old story ot' the love of God to nran. The President, Mr. ltoss Bethune conveyed the thanks ol' the niectiiig to the writers of those excel- liit paprs. They were papers ot' niuch merit. The. B. Y. P. tl. is doing ri splendid service to the city in furnish- ing such n treat every. Monday night. The people show their npprecintloii. Next Monday night Rev. W. P. Mc- Vie will give his lecture on Life in Africa. The lecture will be illustrated by a large nuniher of laiitern views. `Therc will be no admission fee. This rule will be carried out for all the loc- turcs of the B Y. l’. ll. this winter. I<lv- erybody is invited to hear ltev. Mr. MoVie next Monday night.

lHi P. E. ISLAND

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"A few years ago I had in-y doubts

as to the black lox hnsliiess, I must confess that my last visit to the Is- land has convinced me that it is as permanent an industry as any we have.” Thus spoke a Pictonian, who returned recently from 3 vacation spent on the Gem of the Gulf. He told us that the wnr did not seein to have aiiectcd the iox business at itll. The prices remained where they had been options were being taken up freely, and good dividends were looked for from the majority of the companies. He gave us B number of instances oi Islanders who had made big money in foxes, men we had heard about betore. One man expect- ed bo receive 812.000 in. dividends this year," another had made $112-000 In the business, and so on.

A urate and Aut en _ _ _ \ cc without charge or Obligation.

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niia'itorAi. irviisrnnn iixcniincii

(,`,',,ce,. Raya sank Building, Charlottetown, P. 12.1.

Dlreotars: ,

_ -` 01;, Hyndman ‘ William E. Agnew -..-M%!{t`r-;;,f*bmc¢, ' ' London Office:

'lthere was 8 question. We mentioned

Spanking ot conditions in general

on the Island our informant said that they had never been better. A grand crop had been harvested and the black lox dividends, were simply the rich clotted Devonshire cream on top ol prime milk. He did not he- uovo thot than was a rlwe on the face of the earth where the i>°0i>lB.‘ were no well oil as they were on the

Island. There 'Xian-practically no pov- orty. As to ether their increasing wealth had made them more generous

tho gilt ol 100,000 bushels of nat! by. tha Island in tho Emnira. "Yew"

° d' St Mary’| Chambers

_ p ,51QN¢w_Birks Bull ml p _ - g V _ ._ ., _..._ _. V » _ . ,member that ,lm out mn, ,,,, ,,,, 1._

sold our mend, “hut _von must ro-X

the 100.000 bushels the Islanders still 400.000 bushels better' ,ofl they were last year. and they then well oil". Picton Advocate.

adian bootmaklng firm got .un

from the Canadian government make 40,000 pairs of boots for army. The manager ot’ the company. making a speech to the employees, gave some good advice to show every worker might do to make that every boot that went on a

adian solider's foot in Europe was good- as any other part of his equip- ment. He showed that a poorly sole. a rotten counter in the heel, badly-sewii seam or a defective might spoil a soldierfs eilleiency

the ti d. . - war is teaching us all to be soldiers one way or another, suppose we

ply a little of this bootniaking sopliy to the boots we wear in every-

boots he wears. Looking over honor' roll of your boots past present--probably made in (‘.anada- how do they compare for efficiency with the things you have bought

other co n _

The writer of this article has

looking over his, He has reviewed a fow rotten boots, some middling, some absolutely unimpeacliuble..

worn. every day since-except a

the cobblet' to get new lifts on

honor there is not n break in the

leather. nor a counter gone down the heel.._ That pair of boots couldn‘t

if they had been ninde under oath a tinie of war for a Canadian sold to wear inaintaining the honor of country abroad. The nian who them liad the honor of his firm on

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market he charged it good price cause lie new they were worth it.

front (lnnadiuii leather, by ilaiiatliaii workmen, paid in (‘aiiadian nioncy at iirni iinanceti on (Tunutlian capital. What is true oi' boots is equally of the thousand and one utlier articles

portion ot' cases where it is not true,

can be made true. And those inuiiufacturere may well take a leaf from the book of thc nianager niade thc speech on good bootmaking to his employees. Now that Canadian niaiiufaotnrers arc going out to crease the consumption of goods matic iii Canada, they will see to it that man has a shred of argument to show why he should not spend his money

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goes direct to the cause of the trouble. its soothing qualities are almost mediately felt.. lt is guaranteed benefit you or your money refuiidcd. I-‘ull trentinent -$1.25. Macliliiiioii Drug tio., Cor. Great' George

Kent Streets. i "‘ '

"Thu Bible..Tlm Answer of Tim H“" A nieetiiig will be held in Afton nian Ileart.. Material prosperity hat , ‘Vogt mv(,,_ Un Molmm ()(.m\,,,.

George L. Siminons read a paper on “ARMY HELD SERWCE pUND___

“ever satisfied the hmging of ‘mil at p.ni. 4'l‘hr~ ftilti\\'iiig'anioi\g others

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. _ [will speak, Mr A. A. tx enn,

that hc stands on tiptoe looking into D Nicholson, “ev T F Fuueru

the future. The Light of Asia liasl ' '. ` ' 1¢_)_H,-"3,

t`roni God leads nieii into despair.; ._ _

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sole, the

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or a ripped seam nor a crack in

ave been better value tor the iiicnt'-y

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Your Door You Can’t Come, Send letter

It probably often happens

that you cannot convenient- ly come to Charlottetown when drug store goods are needed. At such times if you ‘ will write or phone us what you want, we will send it to you at once. You will re- ceive as low prices and a carefully chosen goods a though yon bought in perse Anything not satisfactor can be returned at our ex- pense.

Take advantage of the

Parcel Post which enables you to order goods _by letter and have them delivered at your door by first mail after we receive your order. “Our stock is large and ur prices are small.”

guarantee satisfaction

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Thereis limitless entertainment in the COLUM- GR/\FOi\'Ol.A-barrels of fun for the family. may select records that will keep your family friends in spasms of laughter.

Then if you are an admirer of the higher art of rtainnient the world`s best artists are at your

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LAMBS WANTED

We are open to buy up to One Thousand (1,000) Lambs, good

quality, and Fat Sheep. Farmers in the vicinity of the city could bring them by team on any day and we will pay highest market price, delivered at plant.

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