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AUOUST13 1914 `

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Tac nur H To BUY

COAL

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Hard Coal

We expect the Schooner “W. N. Zwicker” next week with 900 tons best quality. Anthracite Coal, in Chestnut Stove, and Egg sizes. We will be pleased to have your order for delivery from this vessel.

Lowest price.

A. Pickard _& Co

, Phone 240

Ch’town

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The Wretchedness of Constipation

C" 91|-l¢l£l; lui overcome by \ CARTEIVS L"l

UVER PlLl..§.-"IE

°==°- l=1<lis==¢i°... as :isa as,-, ' Small Pill: Small Doss, 'Small Price.

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DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS A '°""

ble Rc~

Hlllutln Pill for Women, ;5 n box 0, three for egclgll llrugrllitorcs. or mailed to any

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c£__Ht__CMh__l__l;_lj&m;fo_l‘iir. scousii. Dsuo PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. {?,”,';,“,’,',,”3 Ilflmltllllfllqr Ncrvc and Bruin; lncrciuieli “gi-ey _W F ,ri luiilc~\\'ill build you up. TB ii box_q\- fo or 35._nt drug stores, or by iniil on receipt r<mi;;li;e. lun Hixiui-:i.|. Diiuu Uo., St. Catharines,

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Sold st Hultel' Drugstore

Hard Coal

~ lips will be due here Monday

Circus Coming

3 Days 3 SHOW GROUNDS Old Jail Square

3Performances Daily3 J . I-I . E s c h rn a rs

European Railway Circus

18 All New Feature Acts

Aerialists, Acrobats, Clowns,

Tamed Animals.

Nemo World’s greatest Train-

ed"'Elephant.

August 3rd with 1000 tons

of Stove & Egg sizes.

Customers will be supplied

from the vessel.

Geo. E. Full

Retail oal Dealer

Free attractions daily on ]ailSqutre ~

Prince St. Wharf

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Good Dentifrices

Powder or paste,no matter which form of dentifrice you

t article you want here.

Our Rexall Tooth Paste and Rexall Tooth Povi der cleanse

the teeth and mouth, liardenes the gums, prevents tartar and decay-'i clean tooth never decays, either style 25c.

McKinnon Drug Co. Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sts.

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V _ .5-'_.. ot smoking inferior tobacco. ,. (___.... ~ ~i~'g\ -_~'- °-' UQ*-'fa It is injurious to yourself,

_'_ Its all in knowing what to .;....-_~-,-,=~_::~.- ask for. Remember anyone

Bright Twist, Hickey’s Bright Cut Rival, _ Master Marine Smoking Tobacco, Black Twist

and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco. -

Charlottetown, P. E. I

lf- ll “Ri IJ f it ." , e ont _un

The Risk

and a nuisance to your friends. Besides, good frag- rant tobacco costs no more.

of the following.

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The Ragérs Hardware Co” 5' J" -»- 149 Gt. Ceo. Street

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Have You Seen ,,

Bsavi-:iz Bointn , , Psneled Walls and

Ceilings? 1

THEY far surpass linh.

plaster and wall-paper

in beauty, durability, esse of application, and nomy.

eco

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I do not crack. chip or deter- fl iorste with nge. BEAVER BOARD »

can he used in new or rc- l

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stolels :ml can fur- nls s los as or- , .i..»..i, with fun DOA D lrsfursmlion about f uso, application,

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P_'l@@. l.lCeut_iato, will preach' at Vlestmoreland at 10.30 ii., m,

TRYQN AND Bonsnnw BAPTIST.

`-Service-t will be held on Sunday next t, E -

UV Arthur Hum

POWNAI, (`IRCU1'I‘.-The services

OH 1’0Whal circuit next Sunday will be Pownal at 11 and 7; Mlllview ut 2-30. Rev. li. llell, Charlottetown Wlll Dreuch in the absence ol ltev. E. S. Weeks.

CHURCH PICNIC AT CI{APAUD.-

The Annual t‘liurch of England pic- nw will be held on the Rectory QFOUHGS at Crapnud on the alter-

‘~lHAltl S W\\'l‘El) -Yesterday the

(‘imii.dn l'ox lxchnnge received inqui- ries for five shares in twenty-one fox companies paying 1914 dividends. The, older came from nbroi-id See ad.

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i'r PAYS to buy in this Province. | 1vi1r.1'rr.i POSTAL i'.iitns.-.»\s- I

_ -_ , ither lot just received of bhe boys on

ViESTMOltELAN'D.- Mr. Earl Mc- board “(‘ncouna” now- on gale at M¢.» .

r particulars 4075.

MURRAY RIVER - The Sacrament

of the lord’s Supper will he dispens- .ii in the Presbyterian (‘hurch, Mur- I‘i1.V River, on Sabbath, Aug, l6th, inst. The pastor will he ass stcd by }tc‘I. John Muclntosh, M. A., B. D., oi St. James Church, Sydney.

noon of Tliursduy, August 20th.

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}lALLOWE'EN 'l‘EA.- The Char-

lottetown Hospital wish to announce their nuniinl Hul1owe’en Ten. to be licld in Market Hull Building on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2! nnd 29, 4025,

Rl`f\lOl{ CON'l‘l{ADIC'l`El).- Rlessrf

Carvell Bros. ycsterdlay received s llolclgrnin refnting n rumour whicl. was current in the city to the effect that niivigiition in the Ht. l.u\v1‘eiic¢ was stopped. The telegram read. "All ports in St. l.n\v1‘cncc open; ull siiilcrs in ofpcrntion. Uuscnpcdin schcdiilc not chiainged."

I’¢)lsl(`l‘] (.‘()L'li'l‘.-_-\t the Pollci

Court yesterday Eriiest Regan, on ii charge of having been drunk and dis orilcrly on the 9th, was lined $20 oi sixty days. Ile piiid thc line. A case u;_‘uinst Micliiicl ;Hennei~i»|':y for drunk- enness on the 11th inst. was post,-' pinned until this morning, the defenql, :int not huving been able to attend l`oui't yesterday.

_\N AP‘l’l~li\l'. TO TI-IE WOMl<1_\' Ol'

l<‘lltS'l‘ hll\}'l`H()lJlS'l‘ l`1lill}{UH.-- It linving been dt-cidcd that the Iindici of l‘iin;idii will provide ii Hospital ship tn be pw-sented to the linl\<'l'iul tlovernment, the ladies of the l‘ii~si Methodist church ure i,,.vitcd to send their cuntrilnitioiis to thc fund for this piirpose to Mrs. .liinics -Pntoii, 241 Prince St., or tn_ l’ui.on`s store, the n;oney to he lurwiirilcd to the Vice-Presideiit; an coming from the ludles of this congfogntign. The Committee trust that every lady will conti‘il.’ute, ns any sum, sinnll oi`L liirge, “ill be grntefiilly received and ` duly ncknuwledged Sutllrdtiy \\'ill=bi- the lust duy for receiving contribut-

ions. 4054.

12’1‘he Perinitxieiit Silver Foxes, l.td_l

clilirts the closest; scrutiny from che investor. (limit: "'.»\" niiiniigeiiicnt. tiriidc “A” foxes bought iron. rnnch-

es of Grade “_-\" honesty 4ll63-

szivermunent Silver Foxes Ltd..

I-ligh (11,135 hreediing stock, Moderate capitalization. A good -sound invest- ment, , 4063.

::Don't niliss the big dividends in

the (ox business. The St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company offers you one of the best propositions seen on the market. Write Wui. Moran, tlhar

lottetown, P. 143.' Island for particul- Brs. W 33(i3~7-10Mt.l.

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lHlE Ellllll LIFE

llSSU|lllllIE Eli.

Cunadifs Oldest Life Company, in

line with its well known brond mind ed policy has decided to issue polic- ies on regular plans -ut ordinary rat- es to men volunteering for service in Canada. For volunteers fur service overseas, n small extra. premium is nskcd to make up. for the extra has-

A tl com »iny‘s old ulicies

znrd. s ie D D are lnlilsputahlo as regards travel nnd Occupation old policy holders will be free to engage in the defense of the Empire in ony country.

K. S. Rogers, special ngent of the

Cnnnda Life will -be gliid to quote rates on any plan of Assurance.

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HARTNIW HALT..-The liev. W. l). Wilson will conduct the service nf Hartney Hall on Sunday, 16th inst.,l

NEW l)OMI\I0l\.-lhe Rev. Angus, McMillan, of New York, will preach ln the New Dominion 1’i'es\»ytcriiii\ Church at 3 p. m. on August llith.

AT YORK HOTELL- Following were guests this week at the York Point .tlutel:#- Miss Murphy, Monc- zon; Miss Paoli, Miss Agnes Paoli, Charlottetown; Mrs. G. A. Gular- rnenn and Aldinn. A. I.. Gplurineuii, Sprlnizfli,-ld, Mass.; lluthcttii Hollo- ‘ian, Miss Jessie F. Hollluhun, Scars- lule, N. Y.; J. J. and Mrs. Duffy, Tlharlottctovni; Mrs. D, Sheehan, Lynn, Mans.; Messrs S. P. Puoli, S. Paoli, A. J. Cullen, Robert Luiton, I. E. Cullen, J. C. lluncun, Henry iriflln, Joseph Mclsanc, John Mc- llnsters and J. B. Corish.

’l‘Hl-I Pl<I0l’l.Fl'S.-An excellent pro- ;rnmmc of pictures was shown nt the "eople's Theatre last night, “The ~'ultun and thc ltollcr Skates" being i particularly funny picture which rovoked unbouiided laughter. Tho' hird instalinent;of "Our lliutunl, ".irl" was put on the screcii and wuH' is thrilling nnd exciting as the pre- vious nuinbers. “'l‘hc Sinugg1er’s )iiii;;litei"’ was ii splendid di's.nia re-l ilcte \\:.ith sensntioniil iiit\iations,l vhile “A Hornot's Nest” was s. good

:ornedy. .

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“If you want to got ii ,good close, zliave iiitliulit. that stinging, burning fter the slinve, try liiitliyiiiol Shur- ' (‘|‘cuir Ui course ii. dull rn:/oi'

,ng 1 . . ins 11 lot to do with thc iliscoiiifiiit if shaving, Init m-ost of thc truiiblc| s caused by poor liitlicr. liluthyinol -lhnving Cream makes .. rich crenni. atlier. It softens the toughest benrd nukes shaving ii pleasure nnd leaves' .hut cnol, coiiiiortuble feeling nftur: ihuving thiit you so desire, it tube !5c, Miicliiniion Drug (.‘fo.i, Cor., Trent Gegrgc nnd Kent Streets. Et(

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Linen Bargains

'f‘l'i`3"i`°'i‘5°'i`~°"-1";-=5°`l=ii` "` 7 °' "" , --.-.. 4 9 to 12 o’clock only

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

most _,interesting feature of_ the weck’s selling programme. Every item listed is one of high class nierit._ Every item listed is deeply price cut for this special3 hours of moming 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.

3.50 to 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 86 ins-81 x 81 ins-72 x 90 ins-84 x 102 ins. They are all very

pretty lioral designs and range in price from $3.50 to $4.50 your’s special 2 'l hursday morning sale from 9 to 12 o’clock for. ................................ ._ °

l8c Crash for l3c 38c Sheeting for 32c

_ All all lJU1`€ l_111€I1 l0W<fllI1g 35 ins. Agood strong durable round thread wide good for dish towels or aprons. white sheeting full 72 ins. wide free from Regular 13C Y<l-» SD€C121l 13 d dressing will give splendid satisfaction. for .... ....................... ._ C Y Reguiarssc yard special for 32 d

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l5c White Cotton for lZc

Here is a bargain in I-lonockse’s cot-

ton full yard wide free from dressing good lweiglit, line strong and durable.

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50c Towels for 39c pr.

A good strong all pure linen Huck

towel. Hemstitched. Regular 50c

"”lfi.l?fi_°.i?T'..‘§f’,”_ ................ _.39c pr.

36c Huck for 28c

_ An all pure linen Huck toweling 27 ins. wide will make good towels. Regu-

1arf§.°_..y.‘lI...l‘.°.‘°ffl‘.‘.1__f_f)_l ______ __ Z8c yd 25c Pillow C0tt0n for l9c

A good strong fine pillow cotton free

trom dressin 42 in wide

lZc White Cotton for 96

Another cotton not so heavy full

yarcligvide, (iiiicesfine tl-":i;en weave. Regu- ar cyar _ pecia or

9c yd

70c Bath Towels for 53c

A good large soft white bath towel,

h '-l. R l 70 ' 53c pn Regular 25c specSialfor.l...19c

25c White Sheeting 2 yd wide for 250

A good strong durable white sheeting 2 yds. w`de, ` e ' weave. Regular 25c yard, special for ..................... _.1 .... Zoc

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You are apt to get u iese mornings with a dui adache, coated tongue, n petite for breakfast a

eling "good for nothing . ou nee a dose of our

lervescing 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. lt sweetensthe

stomach and malres you feel as well as ever in a very short time.

Price 50c a bottle

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For Cholera,

For Cholera, disentry and

other kindred complaints that are especially prevalent during the hot weather, we know Mac’s Summer Cliol- era Cure will hringfyou ready relief in a short time.

It is easy to take, pleasing

in taste, and efficient in all cases. Price 25 cents. -

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A Great World Industry

is Yet in Its Infancy t

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

world today.

“It is fortunate that Prince Edward _Island has boldly entered this field

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET NEW and while the rewards are so great and the prospects so bright asthey are at the present time".

(Report of Department of Agriculture March 1914)

The .lolm R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

offers you a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It is a well established Company, seeking Capital for Extension.

Prospective Dividends for 1914 65 p. c.

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

Premier Marhieson, August 26, 1913.

The .lohn R. Dimiis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

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

"One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINNIS of Charlottetown.

This year he raised and paid taxes on forty-eight pups at 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.-Cameron, S¢°’Y-Tfeasufff

Gharlottotown

Box |47 P. E. I. 3390-7-llmstttf

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