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rre~<<-oea‘oBERre, 1914. __ _ _ _ T THE' CHKRUOTTETOWN GUARDIAN A' ` ` "`""""`"" PAGE ELEVEN f'

Sold by Rogers ll d C , Ld, Cl, l

`”““““ ° ““"° PM'

has convenient P t - _

qhnye er Door and Aiitiiiiisiiig Top. Let_.the McClary dealer show you. ..,

V*/ar Orfce Has '.2c\'iser.' New Soldiers' Dress of Blue to Meet Situation.

LONDON. Sept. 17. (by. Mail) “Strenuous endeavors are being nia to_ cope with the unprecedented si ation, and. thanks to the public spi

' of alld grades in various industries at

i DD _Co-operate with us and who are dev ing all their energies to the task, o requirements will, l feel sure ,be ni

ii s s i.

In these words Lord Kitchener li

g spoken ot the ditliculties encounter

i I LW. `

The Strength ol a Will

Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly entrusted to a Strong Executor.

The Eastem Trust Company will advise with your

Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks. I

The names of its Directors and Oiiicers, and its large

Capital, are a guarantee ot its Strength, Ability and Good

Faith.

E__ ,_._._- f_»i_ 5 ""-!

thmltlsucgggeinafxedriegéitllgted by Law and are no greater

Consultation or correspondence invited.

The Eastern Trust Co.

W. S. Stewart, Manager

Capital $1,000,000. Total Assets $15,000,000. _

1487»35Mtsttf .

' swelling Army, and of the ready a sistaiice which private firms are a

cording in the task.

The War Ofllce was well prepar

for any emergency which inight can the despatch ot the Expeditions Force abroad and for keeping th torce adequately clothed while on a tive service. It was prepared also fi equipping the reservists who might be called up. lt was not prepared-ho could it bc?-to clothe a bran

lion men, the creation ot' which had not been eonteinplated. That is tl

lt has been faced with enterprise and

ilriiis ot' the country who possess a propriate plant are engaged in suppl

Don’t Persecute your Bowels

Cul out uihmia and gii_l\'w!ive|. The! olalxil

--hanh---unneasury. ry

cAn1'ER's LITTLE » . uvsn i>n.Ls "V °

Pun-.ly vesetnble. Ad! / If 1’ ._ 'V

Aman. ui., "fi" . f/. » . ' »°<»iIi`;d\¢d;‘lie»i» 7////if/; |~|-'|»|_¢

mtlll llll / ’

. '.4 ' lVER

'£‘-if-°_i`»°3'-"l I .3 Pitts.

§i'=i'a.-ini. ...a nomo... .. ...'in`.....'i...,»'.. Small Pill, Small Does, Small Prioi 'Genuine main... Siminun i

gmlly on the liv V

\\\\

I Charlottetown

‘ I 5.""f:' ,"."§\V‘

.4 gf ~.. .\`~,)‘~`

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ie.

Change _iifif Time

The _Connaught Foxes

7 .I

are now at Home

1 Within ashort time you’ll see all the famous Connaught Pedigreed

Foxes at our ranch. Two pairs are - now in theranch and the other tliir- *

‘ teen pairs will soon arrive.

The Pure-Island;Bred Connaught

Black Foxes are capitalized at $15,000 a pair-the lowest price for years.

A small lot of_ stock in the Con- h

naught Companyus now ready for subscription. Write to the oilice. _ ,

V Connaught Pedigreed Black i " Foxes, Ltd.

i Phone 484--Cameron Block-Box 54

"~' ~---‘~'

On lst October, 1014, the following

changes in trains on P. E. 1. railway

' will take place:--

Morning train will leave Elmira at

5.25. Sourls, 6.35,' Mt. Stewart. 8.30, ar- rive at (iharlottetoivn 9.30.

return will he discontinued. »

g .

' 6.30, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, arrive Char

lottetown at 9.30.

All other trains will run‘us at pr

sent. -

District Passenger Agents Oiiice, Charlottetown, Sept. 28th. 1914.

5785-9<28mctf

‘ANAr.iiAN~-

VERY LOW RATES

(li\'l~I \V;\\' .‘il']4`ilXll l'[ .\rl.\‘)

To North P acific Cons _\.\`Il

CALIFORNIA POINTS DN SALE DAILY Sept. 24th to October 8th. 19.4

From Charlottetown

To Victoria,_ - -

or l.“.:'.‘;.‘1If'°."rr $6555

5 lv __]. ` “‘__ _

A _ Your Work is

'_ .. Q' Dune on I Eastern S.S. Col'Poration

: . o . Wiili an “Ideal

In the IDEAL Hopper-Cooled Engine you have the

bggt, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm CHZIHC that you could possibly require.

_:li sa

.i 5

' The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all

._ _th

(t:0ng:1t\0?i_lly ldoaiyg. It is easily installed can be

tiirnsported from place to place, simple to oP€1'-

ati: easy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and uP~k€€D. and

will 'pay for itself in a few months use.

The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the

falnfnywhile in see about it today.

_ , F51 . '|50

'A if-llruce Stewart & Co Ltd.

.¢.»...»

San Francisco, - Los Angell, - ‘

______._.....__._--1-- W, B. HOWARD. D. P. A., C. P. R., ST. _l(lll.\'. N. li. Geo. Weller local egrfnl Dominion

Markham Ont. O. B. BILLING

liiprell Co. Building. Queen Sl.

__-____-_---1----,_

--ff f‘.¢'.

~ via hr INTERNATIONAL LINE

Going: Sept. I9 (Pct. 16. inclusive ‘

Return Limit 30 Days

St. John to Boston and return $7.00 f~lt.,lohn lo Portland and retum 6.50

'l`hro\i|1h tickets at proportionately low rates

on sale at all railway nations.

Leone St. John Mo-idly; Wodneoclon and Frlduu at two. m. (or Lubes, Eutport. Pon md mtl Boloon.Returnin|.‘emves Central Whar Bolton, 9.0) l. in. Monday.. Wednesdays ani Frldtvo for Portlmd.|Ellt9°r!. Luhocmd 5'. Iohn.

h the winter blizzard as easily as a

MAIN 8'l'lAM9l-UP. LINE $1 00 Reduced inn to New York Oct lat-Apri

iooi. ninemniee ii¢w¢m_r_¢;*i!q:n¢mii New nn: lruel F_‘n`nklln Whorf. rt and Tiicadnn Tburdon md'Sohirdnya at 6.00 v.m.,lnr New York

5t.Iohn. 'l'lcket0ll¢°e.t7KIn|§ ' 'W , A _ V ' ,_ A'. " ,

Steam Navagatmn wharf _ I.. l.“tuo\t'r'sor'i. -r.r.si>1A Furn¢”‘wl~lul\'l" & Gail U' lfiliiii }"° M zisiio I “ ‘

iz .\.i='i.iiimiri<i Ami si Jain. N ri ai ax- , iiio -‘ _ non -'

ilzitl ‘lui

IMENTS

_ nEnLiN, ont., om. 5.- The fniinw

|R¢|- L _ ` `

1 g Whlldren Cry for ,FIetcher’s

» - -- - ~ »..-. .. . _ Y

i;'3;'.f,i:.;;.;°f.;;,;,;;;;>;i,;;» _;;ff,;;g°3_g;;;; IJIFIIIULTIIS iiggsggs i-Yi-= iiiiiiiii

" " -_ engaged in the lace business at Nott- .f/0"' »,, ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ p ` _ ~.<_.. .Q6 f. \_~.§_~___._{

/pg .- Nnmll ingham, Eng., to his former landlady, ` ` ' ` ` ' ' " '

.....,.;--_.:..,»i,l,-_e§_f‘!, _- . -- . , . .

. gram written in l~r<-nch via .Switzer-

Iand, giving you my address.

t" 4 ii

" V0.

i 1

und an extra pair of boots for every ----_--~ inun, and uiiilercloiliiiig As soon as WAR WILL UNITE

rhiinge the s < ui i Di

“Owing to the low, pertidious action

__ [V of Eiiglund, wiio is trying to turn the de v:{',&ll~l-$TT COMPANYl-l;'gl§)L whole world agaiiist Geriiiaiiy because m_ ORONTO 0NT~ " she is becouiiin.: too great, I have dc- rit cidetl never to return to Englaiid to

. li

fecte to wlioni we have a ealed to “I ack all my things in boxes, that

ot. is, niy clothes, and utter the declara- ur liig the requisite niaieriai and labor. limi of iieiwe I shall return to Ens- et land to take possiissioii ot' tlicin, and

EXTRA pain QF 50(;|»<s_ l will puy you then. You shall not lose

it I19lll1V.

as . ed War ls' waste, and quick waste too. "'l`lic cowardly English set the oth-

iii clothing and equipping Britain’s Our soldiers went out with “what GTS t0 iight. hill luke very good care

s- they stood up in," saving for an ex~ to keep away ironi the shots themsel- c- tra pair of socks or so which each niun ves. lt is fourteuii duys since liliizlaiiil

carried in his pocket, their reserve declared war, lint one secs iiothiiig of

ed clothing being lefttofollow later, But her navy. It is because thi-ir crev\'s se six ‘weeks ot' heavy warfare, of rain do not like their job. We shall first ry and sweat, and of sleeping on the. destroy France, then ltiissia, then wc at ground play miscziiiet with clothes and shall have soinetliing io say to thc c- boats, especially when there is no cowardly gang of liliiglisliiiiiiii. ir chalice of giving tlieni a day's rest. “All respect to Mr. .loiiii Burns and

'i`lieret`ore the reserve supplies have Mr. John lvlarlcy, who wi-rv zigaiiisi

w been 'sent out to- the front such as the war. The (icrniaiis will show the d new nnii'ornis, new overcoats, a couple Eiiglisli what it niciins to cross thc

new “Kitchener 'Arni’y" ot half a niil- of shirts, a couple of pairs of socks path of Germany.

ie - <

business before the War Otlice now. the battle gives him a. chance to ALL RELIGIOUS FORCES

- ‘oil‘=.‘ 's Hu illed with his OF THE WORLD

eiithiisifisin. Nearly all the private new kit.

----_- --- NEW IIAVEN, ()c\. 5.--“'l`Iir= rcisoiii-

inendatioii ot' the spi-ciiil coiiiiiiiiiuu

HOW THE ZOUAVES of the Metlioilist (leiicral l‘iiiii'i‘i'i»iii'i-

MOWED DOWN THE in (‘ann<la for coiisoliilatioii ot the

` IMPERIAL GUARD Methodist. l’resh_\'terian and (`oii-

Doiniii-

PARIS, Oct. 5.-l<`roin complete de- ion is significant at the iiiiii-, that

tuiis received here oi` the tigliliiig iiiiiticnlioii of rcligioiis forr-vs islie- near Verdun. it sooins that it was un ing hrouglit about," said thc Ilcv. African battalion that receiitlyclieck- l)r. Newiiiaii Smyth, 'ot this city, cd an attack of the (11-riiian Iinpvriul cliairnian oi' the coniiiiitlue on t`hiiri-h Guard. A survivor oi' the hiittlc, who I‘nity ol' the t‘oiigi'egatioiiiil gi-iiciwil has arrived in Paris, yesterday told coiitereiicc. today. “The saint: thing the following story of the iight. has iioeii happening in Eiigiaiiil,\vIi\~i‘i\

“'I`lic sun was just arising when oiii‘ the t`hurcli ot' liliiglaiiil clergy have

---W gregatioiiul cliurclies iii tho

outposts cuine hack on our iiiiiin licon holdiiii.: nieetings with noi:-iioip

force, and int'orine<l.ns that the lin- iorinisis. Ono oi the results

perial Guard was i-oining. Soon alter we could see poiiitcd liclincts. lllist- eiiiiig in the sun, rapidly advaiicing. ,

oi tin

ldiiropeuii war, will be to unite ui the religious i'oi‘i‘i=s ot` the world."

"I)eccived by our siloiicc the Guard P

onine oii. even io thc liiirbed dclciiccs, and coninieiiced culling tlioni he-lore our trumpets soiindi-<1 an order for volley firing. The iirst linc oi' the cneniy sceined just to niclt away under our lirc. The svcoiid linc :ippcarcd to lic sliztken l`oi' an instant, but on they

ciiine.

“We could plainly sec the oilicers in

the lead, waving their swords and

' th ir intii to the assault

headaches, backaches, spirits-until they learn

The Plnk ot Health

is every woman’s right; but many are troubled with sallow complexions,

low that

sure relief may be found in

encouriigiiig e 1 ~. . Anotlici' 'volley and thc second line

iliiniicil out; hui u third line cainii un, and the ninss crossed the line oi’ . Q

wire iletcntes

“When 'charge’ was sounded we H $

rushed forward to nieet them. "I‘Iir-n

our boys connneiiced to tall, hut our “mam 3 H . E

was too niui li for thc uristo- 5,°|h¢,,,.,,,!,',l:"'|',Y,,"°,,,'_

iinpetus s : . . cratic Guard, which was rnowed_<lown

and dispersed. 1 f

"Oi" one i'ei.:inieiii only a single coin- i

pany reinaiiied. it was led Iiy zi tall lieutenant, with il 'lioy's face. llc wore I I

a. iuonocle in his eye, and carried ii revolver in his hand. This coiiipaiiy stood to thc last iiiiin, ziiidthnt last

uves liroiiglit liini_ down.

“Wd Ol Rheumatm G°Ul5 bY The roininodious S S

Saturday trip Elmira l" Sourls and ni-an was the lieutenant lie refused

M I t _ ml Ge to surrender, and stood his ground AUTUMN EXCURSIONS

um n mm W eave orgctowll alone, until tlie_linyonets`ol` the Zou- lin Effect September nth'

lliili

5. _. Charlottetown to Boston and return

$13.00. Tickets good tor return with~ in 30 days from date of issue.

1 wal c ~ , _ _ -

by M1NARD’S LINIMENT. fax sails from (fliai°Iotti~town for

l-lallax. ANDREW KING. folders and full inlorniatioii apply to

' -~-- ' JAS. c.inii_»\GiiEn,

1 was cured of Rheumatic Gout by ` "”‘"FI " -‘~‘§g@§Q§U

MIl~lARD’S LINIMENT. Charlottetown, P. I. Agent.

Laketleld. Que.. Oct. 9,1907 I

5480-9-5

I was cured of Acute Broncliitil by ;

MINARD‘B LINIMENT, _

Boston every Friday at noon. For

-»¥7"°°”` O' Cm" mn' 8”" Charlottetown Steam "iii N2lVll]illl0ll C0., l.lll.

,...»..-

CANADIAN G0vr.RNM£N1‘ naitwavs ll\l'T E. R CQ LCN IAL. oiiiinoncing .\ioiii.'a_v, tho lst of June, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RY [lip

STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND

` -_--~‘ --"""" ' Ioziws i`lizii'liitti-towii for Piciiiii, N.

\ Il.iil\ c\upt Sunihiii .it ` _

‘ I ' sfo

o'cIoi'k ii. iii., leaving Pii-ioii on rc-

t 'I ul 4.00 p. ni. Voiiiioctioiis

Commence September l0tli- iiiiiiit-J iii Pictoii for an points- in

A ' Si lin.

Dates of issue, Sept. l0tli to Oct. ‘\""” "’ lllhincluaive, good forreturn 30 STEAMER EMPRESS

day' 'from date of isfue Leaves Suiiiiiicrsidc for l'oint-du- from Charlottetown via Eastern <‘iu~ni-, .\'. ii., niiiiy ii-x<'<'i>I_ S\1ii<1=_\i'>

uhout 10 o‘rlo<'I< ii ni leayiiig I’oint~

- .9 . ..

Steamshlp C0 S Steamers “nm du-t`liniii\ on i‘ciiii'ii nhoiil, 4.230 li. in.,

sl. .l0lll1. ll'0m cl\8I'l0ll¢' coiiiieciiiig with i~.\'pi'i-ss trains for

~ (‘.IiarIotli-towii and Tigiiisli. l‘iiiin0c-

town via A“'Rall 'from st' ' John' tions niudc nt I’oiiii~dii~(`lii\ii01 for all

C0l'l’¢8Plllllll|lgly l0W l'8l€l ll'0lll points in (`anuda and the

other cou on stations on Prince °""‘S~ G_ w_ wAKm.0RD_

Edward island Railway.” "iff w»;-_+ ,_

2615.5-zioiiii.

Vnitcil

' . ' Manager.

W' D' P' A' 'own i1i..ii‘loiicto\rii, May tllitli, 1014,

___

i *__ . . .. -n I.

Passengers and Freight to I

S.S. Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY

Rocky l’.t I

and from England via

FURNESS LINES

Nnthwilhslanding thc conditions now

prevailing in Europe. and the almost total suspension o_l lhc marine mcrrnnlile err- vice. the entire llei-lot I* urniras ships con» tinues its rcvulnr snilingslrom Hn ifzix in L‘ii`d°"iii"i' Liveimml F i <1 'iii ii

‘\'El Rl'\ 1'( Ill .HK In V\'l ll'

usual 'despatch which has characterized the Furrie_ui service in the past. I lies(- lnst frciqhr ships have limited nrcon\n\i»_rl- ntion for few passengers. bt_it_thoe¢ desir-

ing to go to Europe in the quickest tirnc. 2.30 'I 3_0() H with everyixigsib ccon_i_fnrl should trait-I 3 30 -. 4 00 .. by the_S. < . DlGllY. lhia ship now F' __ _ ' _I

sails direct to_bnndon monthly. and Sal- o.00 | 5.30

oo_n0J>assnge is only $70.(0; Sc-rorid-class

` _ sunoiiv

54-ii. ~ _

lor further |\ni1ii'ul:iis apply io Ilii-

.\gcii's.

Leave (‘h"I`ovi'n. Leave ' 7.30

8.30 A. M.

9.30 "

11.00 "

-W5; §°°`¢ ooo °> :=' 1'*

11.30 "

1.30 P. M. 2.00 l"'. lil.

,W nf-rri»irifi"csfrfiiariiti'n‘i!ilr"“" ' . --_-__ , it »ii'iii-iii-_ u...\.u= r.

900 A. ill. 1000 A M , F

.. ,

sonnl sliipr-iwisioii since its infancy,

- . M Allow no one to dem-ive yoiiin thin,

All Coiliitcrteits, liiiitntions and "'Jiist-:is-gooil ” are but;

Expci-iniciits thiiti trifle with :intl eudzin ' - il 1 ~- Infants and Cliildrcu~Expci:iexice

What is CASTORIA

Castor-in is n lmrmlvss snbstitiito for Castor Oil, PM-0.. gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syriips. lt is pleasant. It contains ncitlici' Opluin, lllorpliiiio nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guairimtce. lt. destroys \\'0rm, and alloys lhiicrisliiicss. For more than thi,-gy v,.,“.3 it liits been il. coiistuiit use ful' tlio ri-lint' ol (ioiiritlpation Flntulciicy, \\'ind (`olii:, :ill Tcctliiiig' T1-oul')|¢~g ami

‘ Dlari-linen. It roiriilnties tho Stoiiiiu-li and Iiiowi-l-i

assimilatcs tho Food, grivinp: h<~ultliy and natural sleep: Tho Lhlldi-cn’s Pauacca--'1`;io .ilotncy-'S 1-‘I-j_¢mq_

5' I Y I I

__ `~ \ < ~ \ \ ,

"elven num o»i»i».u.~u uiuu-me IIN' 'W '_» . ' ' ` ' '

' ’ ""i°md. incidentally. "'ustrates How His " " ` ' _ -

' ¢ . Compatriots are Being Officially i . V I . _ 2

L i- “Informed." ` I -(_, 4

, ~ ___ . l( *ex* v _ _, V4 _' Y f

\ if ,_' Q* ' ing letter sent by a German, iornieriv /' ‘ 1

i - Uiiilo-'ms Cannot be Turned Out Fast 'ii 9311"/»;,l'»~ O, U V D "

Eiiotigh for Many Recruits. “limb >'.f;;i,.f' _

» -- ____,, l - "‘~` ., .'.,_(¢. has been forwarded to a friend here: Tha I{ind You Haw, Always Boufqlt’ and which has b

NOT ENOUGH KHAKI. ;‘.~__ -MN -_-'-. Nlllllngllunli in use for -over -'30 ycaxs has” borne the si ' tl een

-..___ " '=I‘<.>_j»-tif-`”_-_;_ \ J “I have succeeded in getting ii_tcle- and ing bn," made undi¥"'h;|sr;cg_f

/~ Bears the Signature of

iii Use For 0vei 30 Years

.,- . . he Kind You Have Always Bought

~r|-le: cz~vAi.ii= coM»ANv_ Nzw vo\=»< cn-v_

GENUINE CASTORIA iuwnvs

i -‘_'_' _

" ' L`. 1"i'_\'.` 5,'-,',‘. " . i~,. - . 1 .` ,

, Canadian. Government Ra ilw ay

1>.E.1. RAILWAY

x 'i-i----~ _ ,-

l{Ef”l`_"IF‘§_ TIME TABLE iN Ei=r=EcT ocroeea ui. 1914. ,-

'l`i”:iiii,~' (inI\\'ui‘d ,I ._ _

Iiizad dowii. T"U'U` l"w“"'l'

A.l\l. l’,f\l. l’..\i. .\..\l. A ‘I

5,00 11.1: '_::.' -. ' . ~ . . ‘L ~ - 7.00 hill iI.|l;_' [.]m..|-“ld _],.t_ 'l,

' 9.157 l\'i~iisiiii;Iiin h`4‘.f 11

!\..'.i| Ar. .\‘iiiiiiiiei'sirli-V UDF I,`,",0 51")

~ -- . .»

§'lO-1~1 :.:.:;i»-i cific

~i->~

l|.;»l| 1, .»-I

iuu. K 'W ""

12.10 llcp. Siiniiiiizrsi do _\,. S :'i` Iii ~ ‘ A ' - iw: I l_’oil, llill ,AN :LM .l.~li ...O0 ll lmiiry ~ ,H _, _, ii_iiii .xiiii .\i~. 'i'iuni..-ii i,,.,, " ` ,T.".’.‘,;

3.00

;'i ,.. ci

. -'wifi

I ’i'.l01)<‘|i. EiiicrzildJct. ,\,~ 700

S00 Ar. <‘:iiie'I'i-iweriin lieu iioo ‘viii

S-*.7* LGT-'I .zz

A..\l.

15.50 llcp. t`Ii:irlotteto\\'ii, _.\r_ 1,30 5.275 Mt. Stewart :elm 9.11! Z\liii‘i‘ll »-"-\. »i_=.. :i_4i si, i-..i._.r'.. Llfj. 1;: ima 1i.iii _.\r. siiuris- imp, f;`}§.-1 ""2

eau: iI"‘?.

3.00 4.10 »l.2ii£

.- is

.,- ....1

7.10 Ar. lCIniii':i ],,.I,4 3

-I.l.'» 8.40 llcp. .\Ii'..\`1i‘\\'zi|‘t "_ M. .'..ii.i ii..'.ii <'.ii-iiiiniii ` ' - ..,- ' "T lIi.3|i .\Iiiiiliii.:lii- »~`“' 11.00 .f\i‘. (iuiii‘u<-io\\'|l UNL

.~_'.".7 ii: Il

.’I_5ii '.'.l1l `_’.l:'» 1.115

.i.~.» ii,ii0

»\..\l. .¥.lr'» Zi.l0I_)i~|i. ('liaii'li»tIi~i own ,\‘. 0 Y !i.5'»0 -1.125 \'i~i'iiriii ltivpr l l ll.-1.7 .»\i'. .llurrziy lliirlior DHL ;_»'m,

l’..\l. .\,Nl. l’..\l.

U.~ifi $.Iii

'f_ll||

All trains' run daily---».*iiiii<l;i\' i-_yi-i-|;ii».1

Roald up, I’ `\l l‘

' i

,ffl

:\i.

.4:i .15

.20 .,, ..|~h

.00

A..\l.

[_ ,

I Wanted _ L

1 Pair class A. silver Black Foxes. I ~’f=¥‘- “F57 7-_',f`py1’-'$`_é,iri'3i~

2 Female Class B. --I " » "“` " `7'~=i ’_ ,T X \

Foxes. `5§*..;_”f¥fl'_\‘\'\\3..-_. ._~~ FOR SALE: `l_`§,§),`§_.i.iII.i;l;`.Q_iti>`?d?’i’?12¥‘ ‘=`

2 Pairs Patch Foxes (Ontario)

1 General Purpose Mare. ‘

Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK FOX CO., LlMl,TEli.

Write for a copy of Prospectiis. Now is the time

to Invest.

The Farm Stock ff? Fox

Exchange of P. E. I. `

\ Head Otlice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown

Phone 485 P. 0. Box 4

l »- _ _

ee About Proper Heating for Your Home Today

,fl

getting your home heated properly for the wint

now when you don t want. it, is the right time to h it installed. '

tions andffull information.

80 Grafton St

l. i

weather. You will need it_within a short time, and

' ' ` av

Now, today is the right time for you to see abou

Why not call, write or phone ltoday for speciiica

d H. Tralnor 0pp_ 0?", “,,`,,,,

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,~~~-»~----..-.*»__-4,. . _ . , '_~»f~- . , , , _ , .Mr _ ,

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f 1,.,

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