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Splendid for the face afte

shaving $1.00.

Bath Brushes, Rubbe nges, Tooth Brushes,

all Brushes, Manicuring rticles. \A large assort- ent to choose from.

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rules and 1"; ulations, award the FIF'l`H PRIZE SEAL

~ RING, n1s'r. No. a.

prizes as follows:

GRAND PRIZE, $800 IN GOLD.

Everett Wedlock. .... ._ 20,321,050 J H Mc UA!

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FIRST PRIZE GRAFONOLA

DISTRICT N0. l.

Moy C. Murphy

RING DIS

ll. J. L. Garnhum Tilllii) Pfilzlii GOLD

WATCH DISTRICT NO. i.

.fumes Heron 3,l6li,665 play. cluh prize.

FOUILTII PRIZE SET

RING

W. G. Hogg

FIFTH PRIZE SEAL

RING DIST. NO. 1.

Nelson Winchester

FIRST PRIZE GRAFONOLA

DISTRICT NUMBER 2.

Mm. .Inns Hackett 20,492,725 HESUOH that Hhs Hlwllld fake “"0 Of

SECOND PRIZE DIAMOND

RING DISTRICT NO. 2.

Margaret Caseley

TIIIRD PIIILIE GOLD

WATCH

Hilda Campbell...

FOURTH PRIZE SET

RING

J. M. Arsenauft

2,839,315

DIST. NO. 2. 1,601,075

FIFTH PRIZE !'-TEAL

RING, DIST. NO. 2.

Lillian L. Knight 1,527,275

FIRST PRIZE GRAFONOLA

DISTRICT NUMBER Ii.

Duncan McLean 7,742,500

... 13,264,975 A hurlottetownl

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sr~‘<'oNn rnlzir DIAMOND '

A 1 Tnlor No. 1. 60|-F

11,740,200 The matches scheduled for to-da

DIST. N0. 1. ners nt 2.40 p. m. sharp.

2,902,250 VACATIONS AT HOME

2 7 1 .to go on little picnics together, tak-

' 08' 00 ing all the`youngsters with them. It

,the children." she criznwfuited. "I\-~

R. H. `Abp0\’f. 2,776,975

Annie McKenzie' ... ... ... 2,726,995

Signed this 2nd day of July. 1914

. . Q D. A. w. HYNDMAN, FHANK R. Hasnrz,

Judges of Guardian Contest,

I’. E. 1.

_ Y at Belvidere links are as lollowsz-

Ladies singles, handicap, medal

Men’r~ singles, handicap, medal play

for sweepstakes. Drawing for port-

Two neighbors in a small nity, each

with n. large family of children used

did them some good, but one of them. Mrs. Martin, felt that there was n -better plan, and she made the nug-

nll the children while Mrs. Blake reeted at home, or spent the day with a friend. It »=e-enied as if this

Martin. but Shv t'~\“l!hl1 l'1£!h"3 "l1i|d‘ l

ren were as easy to look :liter as

well, while Mrs. llleke l:=.:`1‘ fi happy visit with her mother ln ri u'~‘,~I..l»or- ing town. . ,

“It was °1 nice to in lu`-ren 4-.f1_r|> (f

and coddlcd all day just as I coddle

hungry demands for dinner, no queru- lous questions about where cups and shoes or bat had gone; just tender questions as to \vlicth0l‘ I was in 9. comfortable chair and what kind ol: pie I would like I forgot I had any ` children. I felt ready for two weeks of noise and torn stockings and brui- ses when I got home.” 1

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ssoouo PRIZE DIAMOND .tw-D mwdcn lsdles Her rffdwt Was.

RING DIST. NO. 3.

Dora Dignan 7,389,350

that the peace and order were de- 1 lightful; it was such rt relief to sec furniture with no scratches, without

THIRD PRIZE GOLD lthc prints of little moist, dirty hands

WATCH DIST N0~ 3~ lt. was n relief to sit down with no

Im (`ln.rl-'_ 5,571,375 thou ht of a .cal to .Qt and £0 be

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refused when she oflered to wash thcd dishes. It was equally a relief to hear- no childish shouts or cries She went

l he Dexih Warrant Delivered, some sure that]-he loved' her chun-

--- ren more than ever because she had

It ° N No defence crm be ofiered when you spent a severe day with'people‘ who

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Choosing Your Bank

In choosing a bank the alien-

tion of depositors is direclcd to the standing of this institution, which has been in successful operation for 83 years. With our large surplus of assets over ` liabilities and adequate holdings of cash reserves, customers are assured of a safe depository.

The Bank of 27 Nova Scotia

' PAID-UP CAPITAL - 5 6,000,000

SURPLUS - - - - 11,000,000 TOTAL RESOURCES 80,000,000

ISLAND BRANCHES

Charlottetown - Surumerslda Albenon. 0'Leary . Kensington Victoria ~ ~ . Montague

. . _ .._ 7,24‘.!,400,\vn.s throwing a benvy burden on Mrs, __H_._.___ V _ _*_ _

an-,u|_1g|_|‘| ¢u"m'||»5. 1 _ 1 ‘ -cuniorrsrown manners

onlinr Prize conrssr ‘“°"“‘“ "*}.‘?,§"G“.§§i-f.1eT N0. ._ _ *_* .

Outs (white)

(lata (blank) ._.

Straw (per ton) Hay Loose (per toll) $17.00 Eggs (per doz.) 19 to 21 Print Butter (per lb) 24 to L‘7c. Fowl & Chicken (ench) 60 to 851:. '|‘ub Ilutter (per lb 20c. Potatoes (per huH.) 50 to 5'.?c. Tlirnilis (per bus), 250. Hides

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(lullsklng Rc Heel (lb) ~» 10 to 20c. lice( (quarter) 9 to lie. l‘ork (lli.) 8 to 1051*. Sxrusngns Uh.) 14 to Inc. Fl'|'Hl| lll‘l`l'ill|g 151'. Young pil,-s (per p:.ii1') $7.00 to $3.00 llcuts GC. Onions (ilu) hc. (‘urrnts and Parsnip!! ldoz.) 20:2 Lobsters (per lb.) 150. (‘od Fish (fresh per lb.) 4 to hc.

42c. 456.

$0.50

::\\'e believe that thc dis|ieusin|_1

ol l'rescriptions should he thevmost iniportunt dul.y ol the driuggist und for that ra-nsoil we have equipped our store with the must u[>~to-date 'pre- criptinn cnsc and utensils. We have also stocked the finest choniicals so that when we cuter for your prescri- ptions we do so with the iirm. belief that we cnu give you very satisfact- ory service. Kindly risk your physi- cian to write on our pad. The Mc- Iiinnon llrug (`o., ('or. flrcat George and Kent Nts. Mctf.

DIST, N0_ ‘,1_ four. She get tum-_n¢h me day vi-.xy -=

and they always contrived to take it away from their own houses. '|`hey bud discovered the important fnct that change is an essential element of rest. In the autumn they looked frcslicr and felt better-than they had for years. They had no Slirinkiugs from the :1ut‘mnn dressmaking and tailoring; they had no nervous head~ aches; no lnurning when it seemed impossible to Ince the wear and tear of the day. Their careful planned oc- casional vacations had brought fresh mental and spiritual health.

The girl or woman who lives in a

small town or in the country and who cilnnot get away for n. long holi- day, sometirnes finds it more diliicult to take the occasional daily Changi than L1 City \\'um8Il IIUGS. The City woman has the parks and suburbs, but the dwcller in the litfllf town nr country has often nowhere to go ex- cept to unothcr small town or anoth- er stretch of country. It may not strike her that this would be any real holiday. But it is.- "Won‘.an’s

::l’liUP|‘flt Iilililld-l*‘.-is secured

from the use ol’ l\’leKinnon’s Fruit Salts. This preparation makes ai pleasant, aperient and luxntive, is uirrceuble to the taste and ones not n:iuseI‘nte-is elpmlly zinvvnivnt und satisfactory for children and fzrandpnreuts. _-\ bottle 2.'»e. _\lc- Kinnon Drug Vo., (Tor. Gr--'it 1-c<~r=;e and Kent Sts. ltd; intl'

NEW ElISHllN IUPS I JUST Hiilillll

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A novel souvenir ol Prince Ed\\'ul'.l

'Is‘uud and its greatest industry. ’l`he top shows it i.plendid cut of it silver ,block fox and H mup of the island, tinted, ready for# ernhroidery. (inn supply all ninteriuls for working. Prices with hack Glic., without lfie. Send post order for one of these souvenirs. l’AT(lN.\'. 3255-ll-30Ml‘}iSi.

i "Those who sulier from tender or perspiring [cet will find Wedds Foot 1’ wder ist the thin rei ired

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Mf)N'l`Rl£AL, July ‘.!.- 'l`he.bara

in Mrvntroul were “uholished" lor the holiday, und ns a result there were pnwtlcully no "drunks" in this city yesterrlny. This is the first Domin- ion Duy lor‘tl|c closing ol the liars under the. provincinlzict with re- ference to huliduys. lt cnn'.e into force on Moy lst, lust, the Victoriu. Daly sun' the lmrs closed.

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“J|»ln|," said .. ;,:nutli-nmll, ;‘\n|myl»<l

by his chn||lle|u"i»\ habit nl \vl\'istling, "'you should i'¢-_inelnlwr tlmt fortunes i|o\\‘:uluy‘s ure ineule from the by-pro- du1'ts ol \\'n.-te. \Vln»|| you whistle in future, whistle into the tyres und lszive the expense of il puinpi"---“’l`lie loivilinn."

Card o_f__ Thanks

.' wish through your paper to

thank the many kind friends who lwlprwl to roll up the large vote whiih 1 luve received in the contest; also the stall of Tile liunrdi:ui Sub- scrintiun liepnrtment lor the muny kindlimsen shown me during the con- lrst, :inf fo cm\y.:i‘ut\ilute the victor ol’ the lni';:o prize. Brent J. I.. Gurn- hulu. 3333.

MANSFIELD

BALZAC both. 2 ’€"'259

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MORSON 1 DUFFY

Bsrrlsters and Attorneys Solicitor: for Royal Bank ol Oaald'

HONEY l1'O LOAN

depth for water, minerals, etc.

pure water. Let us put down

drilling line. ,l

PURE WATER

The undersigned have a large well drilling machine

on the Island and are prepared to drill any sized well to any

at reasonable charges.

For those “Black Beauties" on your Ranches you need

a goadwell for you.

We drilled the wells for the Summerside Water Works. Write and let us quote you prices for anything in the

Wells drilled for Towns, Villages and private use. _ Machines now working for The Roger Miller Co., Cape

Traverse, from there we move to the Charles Dalton Sanit- arium at North Wiltshire. Call at machine or write.

i° 1'" 'g 1”' 1” TRKentC Ltd.

t`i:;ar::5‘rid.Se?)3 ii;r;r\;1\?t§:ivL":I1c°f h“PP'~’“5 '°”'5'°”' thin to quickly cure corns as Putfi llrs. Blake and l\’l1‘S. Martin Pfacfifl- Olll" "Sl'\N1¢Yll¢"` NPG k;'\l3 25°-‘mcg “ml 1':°"“_" §\‘:,f"°f‘\ _hmlrhykfmnl "rd _

' ' (Z rl W t I` t t F; t' ' M t`l N - “Sh` ld I3 l" ti 2"c. ure io strong, jus lc inn: or msc wio _ ° < F. S. i1’Ii”tii-imgrniltii friid fri;Ir1riiZid,s, midi l(igi'.tms man from ay un X Ovem g\iai?¢Int.eedr.ImA neliv lot of_B. B. l3.‘s wnll; much und military men 2:'»e. Contractors for Arteslan Waters Water holes etc'

The,,mCm”, wmch andclnckk H. painless., 25C. bottles sold by ell! Neither ol the women ever neglect- just received; $1.00 up. E. A. Fos- ,'l`he Two Macs, 149 Grout George SL George, N_ B_ .-

168 Queen SL C|m,_|o,‘i§,,:f,f,‘; `deu1c,-B_ |,,d to take thc . fm-tnigiltly huligsy, ter, central Drug Store. 3271-6‘-30M3i. \Street. Mldtf. 20:-)]_€_20mS1f

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Investing for Profit

(Incorporated by Letters Patent IO-th, Sept l9l3) Are Now Presenting this GOLDEN 7 OPPORTUNITY T() YOU

edi reed Silver Black Foxes, proved breeders, all registered and

Present Stock Issue

, h b d f P. E. I l d r ` Th C' n are adding 8 pairs this year’s foxes, all of the

The Company have 5 PAIRS pure rang re O - S an highest ;rai)I;]SIlvie7r Black stock the progeny oi the Com_pany’s Ped-

p 9 ' _ igreed Breeders or their equivalent at $17,000 per pair and the pedigrees iiled. They have produced 15 pups for this year and the -up,.QSpeCtiVe -

Dividend for 1914 will. be about 100 p. c. ' ` Dividend f01‘ 1915 iS 75 P- C- N

E' ' ’ ' h, l P bl , 20 . . h with Application _ 30 dteis 1s;I0S)e;téeI1`1belI'aII£II1a4u;nd lfzilgncee of §0cp.C2Son lst November 1914.

_ . Points to Remember

Ranchmg _ I

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Cost of Ranching 5 p. c. of yearly increase.

Ranch supervision under the direction of, JAMES C. TUPLIN of Black Banks,

A' L0; 11, the \llfoi°ld’s_ famed Fox Breeder and expert. ` if

5 1. Pure Bred Stock. _ 2. Low Capitalization.

3. L0w Cost for Ranching. 4. Expert Supervision of Ranch. 5. Etiicient Management.

I DIRECTORATE `

_ John F. Whear, Post Ofiice Inspector.

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One Good Investment his Worth a Lifetime of Labor y _ Spend in V r Application Today

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That is what hundreds, of small investors have done in the Silver Fox business and have made large fortunes

The Empire Black Fox Co., Ltd.

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