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" .“DocY.Bird Says”

Popular attention ie always

' is ti-ue value behind every one? 6 shoot at 200. 500, and 600 yards wa

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‘ BOW ‘ Se VIC0. took part. :xceilent score

YOW f ._ Were Blade. and some new shots did

Very well for beginners. Following

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ig _ _ _ _ held on Labor Day next.

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' ' _ The f0lI0WiI1g are some of the scores

~. - ' made:

_ , Lieut. Ritchie.... ..

' E. G. Love....

` Y 95

__ , W. E. Louson....

1 , After a Good Thing 3A.’i‘.' ’§.°°E.'.r.','. .1 Then get in here afte 11 ' W. W. Glbson..... ,

some of these: 1~:.nmwii....

' ‘ J. Judson.. ..

May.... . .

f* -J`ergen’s Violet Glycerin Dr. Aiex. ness.. ._ .. ._ ..

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.RIFLE ,siiooririo r

Last Saturday after . tK .

.1 nod wr: what mio..-ii. . ws muse. .iii .'§2§ii.§i pililii.

held in which members of Ride Clubs. Citizens and Volunteers for Over Sea

L Teams selected by Messrs.. Love and

/ _ ouson had a spirited match during ‘_ , {// , the afternoon, Mr. Louson's team win-

/_ . ;\Y;fk0l1t by 10 points to the good, ii,

- F 5 Bly a big practice shoot will be

J. O’Brien.. 95

9'3 92

Jas. McInnis.... 91

89 89 S9

<1 Soap, Nyiotis Talcum Pow- \ der, Gardalia Toilet:'Water ' Ponds Vanishing Cream _.__ Colgates Dental Cream, etc:

'_ E. A. FOSTER

Central Drugstore Sunnyside Ice Cream and crushe

fruits a specialty at our bi fountain. ‘

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MINARD'S LINIMENT.

Hallax. Y ANDREW KING.

I was cured oi Acute Bronchltis by

MINARIYS LINIMENT.

Lakedeld, Que., Oct. 9,1907

'Lon bf-fore tho Clirlstiaii Era the

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. g , antics of Greece, Egypt, Rome and

ers and puriilers that is ollcrcd you in thc famous Palniolive Cream. Not only is this preparation a rare clean- ser of the skin, but it also keeps the

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¥ ( ___ _ _ \ Persia used the complexion bcautiil-

skin siiiootii, healthy and clear and is entirely free from injurious substan- ces and foreign oils. A large jar and three cakes of the famous Palmolive

‘Silver Black ard i’iitcl_orl foxes sup- Soap for 75c. Macl(i:~.noii Drug Co., p ie forcoinpsiiii-snnd private ranches, Cor. Great George and Kent Streets.

at reasozinhlo prices

_For sure and prnlilic hrccdfrs and high quality ot' fur it in doubtful if

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::For the money you cnn‘t get

Ontario Foxes have any superiors and better cigars than tlissc- at 5c,

ew eqimln. _

Iillllik ulld \’VIlltC, 1’(1.;; 'l`i>p, 'l‘iii~l(ptt3

Statbmy ___0nt_ __Liouduot, Stonewall, Jai-liisozi, nt 100.

Bd iim1'i*si'"1Ei.f7

20-4-,~-l*crt`ection,>l'li l'rr\:-:irl~.-nt, Mar-

rer rrs mir 1 ~ I i ."1 - < -k

nd paighpdf0,,¢5_pQi,,§:Mf,‘,m;,",,,,,,}',§f,,k_ L itiinnu, Marguerite, Orlando, liasshe-

r, Ilcn Boy, two for 2:'>i¢ Tnckctts

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-'€~-~~°-~*-- Drug C0.. Cor. Great George and

Patriotic Meeting

I ani instructed to announce that

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CANADIAN ANNUAL

AUGUST 29-SEPT. 14.

SPECIAL FARES VIA.

oi' grain and other i-.rmy supplies and , 111011133’ 10 hc placed at thc disposal CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

of the Ilritisli War Ollico in aid ol' the

British Army :intl :illicit iiii'i:os.

` AitTllUlt NEWIJERY, .Assistant Provincial Secretary.

All Summcrsiilc pitpcrs please copy.

RAILWAYS.

The greatest aiiiiuul event of its

kind will again no doubt attract hun- ilrnds of thousands ot visitors and

5134-8-Z7ni3i i-very effort. has been made to place

°*l the 1914 Exhibition on tho top rung

____ Stoc§*Sale

_ We are authorizorl by Mr. Pcrle Mutch to sell on bis fi\r|n,Southport, ii

ot ine iailili-" hi' suit-~:iiYi.

Some of this year's special features

anii'oun1<cd are, exhibits by the Gov- »'i‘n\n~iit ani the v:ir_~.\1|¢i l’roviiii~~s, Paintings by English, Scottish Ani-

Y tri-'zii and Canadian artists. .»\in~ H erica's Greatest Live Stock Show

MUULABY A“l€\\55 3195. C°m"1°11¢"’f§ ill Manufactures' Display, a dozen van-

1 B0 P M.

I8 choice Milch cows.

. 2 nowly calved cows.

4 cows to calvo in September,

2 year ol-in.

il ilraft hnrsos, 1 iiliio, I. 2 your o`d, (Baron Calvin) 2 pigs.

devllio shows packed in o single hour motor boat races, dozen band concerts every day. Dog and cat shows, Boy Scouts, Review by the Governor General, the Duke of Con- naiiglit, New Giant Midway. Grand Stand Spectacle of Babylon with a thousand performers n picturesque

1_thl'9l\5h9l`“\1d°]9“"9\'~ costumes against s. background oi 'l ernis ll months credit on approved 0,-iem_,,| gm-ggousnest _

joint notes.

BENJ. CARTER & CO,

The Government Railways are of-

fering rcdiiivcii fares on varloiis dates.

5-Oli*-ti l9mwfw9|i>¢ Auctivrwvfs mu-t~ into one iiiirii, Ang. 27, 2s, 29, ao,

31 and Sept. 2. Single fare Sept. 3, 7.

9, und 10, and special excursions fare Sept 1, 4, and 8, to Toronto and rv-

Charlottetown Exhibition turn,” when the rate will be $18.00

* TENDER

from Moncton, St. Joliit and Campbell- ton, $23.60 from llalifax, $23.55 from Sydney and proportionate fares from

all stations in thc Maritime Provinc-

, in | _.Ii _1 b H is. .»'.ll ticket.; uro gooii for return unpggiigiigcilvdll to Mdiiildly tlig I"‘Wl“3 T‘“"’m°' SWL 15' 1914' P"‘3` 'ith iliiy of Scptciiilicr pi'ox for thc 9€l\l§0I`H 1/All U10 G°V0l`nm°ll'- H1195 tollowiiig prlvilcifcs at tho Exhibition ‘UWC ‘"0 GMAC" 0! two t"“l"5» the to bc hold nt (?liiii'l<iticto\vii from the M'“`mI"‘-A Express and the 0595" i.2é"’ ‘° 25"' 5""°°'“"“’ ““° "‘“‘“'“ l1'$Ai"Ni.A"`ii.2"i§A.?€i."§?l.1§li”A~N{{{l. - ' l, - ,, 1 _ day express “International Limited," 6,; t§,8rGl,A:,(f,,{]r§{g,L,,"|f’ of cater ng nu leaving Montreal at 9.00 a. ni., and

2 1,-or I,,.|m|u,_. ,md sumng score .‘.i'i'i\ixig l`oi'o!ito at !l.J0 n. ni., mid

` the Maritime Express with the night

cards for rtlio ltiicos.

3 For thc supplyiiii; straw as rc

_ trains for Toronto.

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4 For culling food for horsos, cat-

tle M1; on the i:ro\\1\ilS~

ln Nos. 1, 2 and 4 thc hlulier-it or any

tcnilcr and in No. ll the loivost or any tender not iioccssnrlly zicciiptoil.

Conditions may be obtained at of-

ilco of

_ ' C. R. SMALLWOOD.

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,’i-"~'~PUill|t AUCl;[lN At Charlottetown Royalty

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I was cured oi Rheumatic Gout by

by Mil‘~IARD'S LINIMENT, `

M,,m,;,,,,_ gut O_ B_ BILLING_ _MERE sAsEs Go 'ro _WAR iii FRANCE.

l French druminer_ boys marching oii to join their lighting hrotlicrs and fatlicrs.

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout byl

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_Public Meeting will be hold 'in the -Council Chamber ol" the Colonial Build- ing in (fltarlottotoivn, on Tuusilay next, the lst dny of Scptoinbor, at 7.30 p. ni.. to take into iroiisiilcnitioii the bc-st means of securing u geiicrnl contribu- tion from thc people oi’ this Provliice.

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A Golden Opportunity

The Matchless offers one of the best opportuni-

ies to make a sounddnvestment and secure large re turns.

Ten pairs of purest bred, Dedigreed Island Silver

‘ Black foxes capitalized at $17,500 per pair.

You do not have to pay for organization, flotation

or any other expenses connected with OUR company.

Ranching is being attended to by two successful

and experienced ranchers,at the very low cost of 5 p c.

Shares, $100 each, payments 20 p. c. with applica-

tion, balance in 30 days. -

_ Get informed today.

Matcliless Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd.

Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

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IN MEMORIAM.

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Entered into rest on Saturday, Aug.

30th, 1913, Eliza Carter, beloved wife of William Mcekle.

The rest. that remaineth for the

Children of God.

The memory of the just is Blest.

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IN MEMORIAM

Gone but not forgotten. ln loving memory ot’ our dear l»‘iit.h-

cr, Neil Mac-Lcoil, who ilicd at Orwcll, August 25, 1910. When our Father breathed his last

farewell

'l‘lic blow was more than tongue can

tell

This world seems quite another place Without tho smile of our Father’s iacc Four years have passed and still we

miss him,

Folks may think the wound is healed ilut little do they know the sorrow 'Flint lit-s within oitr hearts concealed

inserted by his family.

5189.

MRS. JOHN MUNROE.

The death took place on Saturday,

shortly after noon, at her residence, 263 Richmond street, ot Mrs. Munroe, wife of Conductor John Munroe, oi' the 1*. E. I. Railway. Mrs. Munroe nad been sufferiiig for some time, but her death came rather unexpectedly. She leaves to mourn their sad loss hcr husband and five children, besides three brothers, John, George and T. B., ol’ Sumnicrside. and it sister, Miss Carrie, also of Summerside. Mrs. Munroe, before hor marriage. was Miss Annie Grady, a daughter of the -inte Mr. David Grady, of Sum- mersidc. The iloceas:-:» i-me ot' ¢-"i-'~=- lent disposition and was well liked by all hcr triends, who- will mi" ' very. muon. i".li'liilllllHll

MR. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.

The very sail ilco.'.h occurred at his

home at Garlield on. Sunday. 23511! inst., of Alexander (‘. 1.L:l{enzio at. the early nge ui' thirty-eight. Deceas- ed had been in ill-health for the past sevczxtcizi months, having spent a part fi.” that time nt Saranac Lake. N. Y. Tfic late Mr. McKenzie was a genera; izivorite and his kind disposi- tion ai:"1 pleasant manner won for him the i.»'.-'c and rcspect of a great many ii' .ils. Ho boro his illness with great. patience and was excep- tionally chccrlnl to the end. The fuiicrnl, which was largely attended, took pizicc on Tuesday, the 28th lust.. to St. .lohn's cemetery. The service was conducted at tho housc and grave by ltcv. D. Mcliciizie. The pnli-beu.r- ers wcrc:-Messrs. A. J. Mclicnzic, Ucnj. Balderson, Jolni A. McKenzie, Murilock Gilmore, Daniel Faulkner and J. M. Mcliciizic. Besides ii large circle oi' friends and relatives hc leaves to mourn u loving mother, two sisters, Mary and Annie; and one bro- ther, Donald, all at home.

For hiui no more are life's vain

hopes and tears;

From all early troubles .ho has

found release;

For him no suffering, grief nor

tears,

But rest, eternal rest and joy and

peace.

And though we'il often miss his

pleasant smile,

Anil miss his cheering voice and

helping hand,

Hc's safe, we know, und yet it lit-

tlc while

Ere we shall meet him iii ii hap-

pier land. '

PFRSUNIALS

Miss Llliizlotto Alien, City, loft .Lit-

urday on r. visit to New York.

Mr, Wm. Cavcn, r/_ho lme been in

Charlottetown for some time lenvcn this niomiiig on return to Montreal.

A- .

Mr. R. H. Canipbell, Siiporiiilciiil-

cnt oi’ Education. returned Saturday night from Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. L.G. Whcar, ivho have

been visiting in Charlottetown left Saturday on return to Montreal.

Messrs. D. Mathieson and Itod Ni-

cholson, Rose Valley, were in Cliar- lottotown on Saturday.

Miss Clare Walsh. Somerville, rc-

turneil to Mt. Stewart on \Vcdi\i‘silo.y to resume her duties as teacher there. -1..

Mrs. Clins. L. \Vri;:ht and ilauulitcr

Elizabeth, of Victoria, have i‘i:tui'iicil home ai'toi° spending a vcry pleasant week in Carleton.

Mrs. T. M. Nelson ol' ltcv<:r'i~, Mass.,

has left on return to het' lioinc, after visiting hcr parents, l\'lr. and Mrs. W. M. Connelly, East ltiiyulty.

Among the passengers from (‘liar-

lottetown to Victoria on thc Ski. liar- lanil on l<‘rlilay wore Messrs. llalpli Bouitcr, William Lord, VV_iiiii:;or Mc- Lean, Clayton and itoiil itililli-er.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grziliiini, Mur-

ray, Harbor North, zii'coriipaiiioii by their two sons, were in Cliarloiiciowu on Saturday.

Miss M. McE\vi:i,t, Mount ’1`i‘yor.,lins

arrived iionic :titer spuiiiliug; a very pleasant vacatio;i‘0n South Shore the guest of her sistcr,'Mrs. M. P. Muo- Phy-

Miss Annie l\’[ortiiuor and Mrs. W.

(A. \Vhit.lock and littlo <lati1.;litor,liitve returned to the city after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. ltobort llill, Fredericton.,

Mr. Ernest Mc(‘.arey, aiwoiiiitani of

Messrs Davis & Fraser, Charlotte- town, and Mr. Ambrose ilieiiiicssiey oi' the Two Macs, i`eft Saturday on it trip to New York and other American Cities. _

Mr. and i\lrs. D. C. l‘ilo'rson, (Yardl-

gun, announce thc cngagcincnt ol

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their daughter Evelyn, to Mr. W, E, Agiiuiv, i-liiirst son of lion. John Ag- new ol' Alhcrlon, the inai‘ri:ii;c to tako piano into in Scptuinhcr.

Mr. and Mrs. Cliarlcs Cunilng left.

Siitiirilay moriiin;.; for New York to he prciscut ut the iiiarrizigo of their ilauglitcr Nliss liao Cuniliii; They were itcompniiicii by their dallglitcr Mrs. \‘V. C. Cook, t'ity. '

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l’.\ltlS, Aug ZS.-Forty newspaper- t

nicii who gzilliircil at the War Oiilco

at thrcc o`i~loi:k lhiei iti'ti.-riioon for thc 3

iiriit. nftcriiooii niiiiouiiccnieiit concerti- izig tho iviii' ivcri-. iiiiornieil by Capt. lliivil iii cliiirgc ot' the Press Bureau, that tlii-rc was rioiliing to columuiii-

cats i-.inii~:-rniiii; the operations ot I

liiitisli and i~‘ri~.iili nniic-_..

i‘:1ptain llnvil, hiv.vcvci', informed thc

i'oi’i'i\i;po:iilcuts that (ii-rninn troops were retreating in 1<}nstcru Prussia. lie :;:iiil.also, that the Russian offensive \'.':i's being puslicil oiicrgctically in Liai- nciu, which i-.onilriniiil the aiinouiiizc- mi‘1ii. inailo )'c.~‘.ti~i‘ilay.

CHEAP lANlS ll]

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in connection with the Quebec Pro-

viiicial " lij.\;liibitloii ai. Quebec (lily, August illst to Sept. Sith, special fnrcs will prevail on tho lntiircolonial ltnil- wny. lteturn tickets at lirst class one wny fare will bo issued from all sia- tloii Levis and lilast on Aug. 29th, and Sept. lst. Tickotii good to i‘ot\ii'1».

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Take In Our

Remnant Sale ,

Of Staple Goods

Save Money

Remnants in

Flanelette

Odd Lines in

n’s Shirts - hosiery - Underwear - Tweed Pants- ildrens’ Dresses and some Boy’s Suits.

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