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Are you all set for ho eather ? _ Get plenty of toile

‘ articles-refreshing

cool?

lf you haven't Egyp-

tian Lotus Talcum Pow- der-Get it-Put up in flesh anclwliite--It is the purest and best powder made-25c.

E. Foste

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Central Drugstore

Sunnyside

Seely’s Cold Cream is good for the kin.

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lt is Never too Lat

to mend. Sn no mailer what happens lol’ your

watch, Send il around lo nie

F. S. Mitchell

Tl\e Prustieril Watch and Clock Rf-mirer 168 Queen St. Charlottetown

",fl`¢'td__i¢_,\’ white Raline,,hgts Stanley Bros. 3402-7~11M3i.

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‘-__ . l 0 - ` lx A L nl _ , " _'A ' " P" l ' l ' ' 1 < 14 2 lr. ilri ‘ :_ , , . _ .. . _ --- the most economical and best

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‘ vnnioii JULY is ion

a 1v|iNU'|‘r<; ci..-iss 'rnor AND PMI-1. runss $50, HALF n1i.E Hiwrs

1. Dry Cleaner entered by l<}. F,

Achorn, Charlottetown.

II. Ruby D entered by H, C, HUODUF. Charlottetown:

111. Moth Miller, entered by Ham-

mond Kelly, Southport. ll\'. liuby M, entered by J. Duffy, llunhury, P. E, I, V. Ferndale, entered by Nell Nich-

olson, Curdignn, P. li. 1,

.\NlJ 1’A(¥l'f, l'U1{i\`E $175.00.

I. The Premier, entered by llnnl.

Steele, .~`umniersidc.

II. Urwclllielle, 2.23), entered by

'lhe McKinnon Drug Co., Charlotte- town.

111, Derby, 2.29%, entered by J.

Stanley Wedlock, (iharlottetown,

IV. Aqui-ri, 2.271, entered by J,

M. Nicholson, iilnirlottetown.

V. Zenlott, 2.2%, entered by Mie-

hnel McKenna, Vernon, 1'. IC. I.

2.19 CLASS 'l‘R(l'l` AND l’.\CE ]’[ll€Hld $250.00 ..-

1. Ur. Sharper, 2.101, entered by the Mcliinnon Ilrug Co., Charlotte- town. Il. Helen ll., 2.101, entered by The .\l0Kinnon llrug Go.

III. Cherry liipe, 2.21, entered by

'|`. Ll. lildgett, flhnrlottetown. IV. llildn S., 2.13.1., entered by A. Stew- nrt, Southport.

A npeeiul trnin will leave Slimmer-

nide about 8.30 and arriving at Vern- on 11.30. From Souris and Murray* llnrlior special rates will be given on rcizulnr trnins. This ought to he best races evér

'held on this truck. 339.

“Members of The L. 0.A. are

hereby notified that this store has a splendid range of Prince Albert Coats, which will hesold separate- ly if desired. They are finely made-line litters, silk faced and equal to high class custom tailor- ing. The price is only $15.00, Moore & McLeod. 3400-7-11M2i

"CONFEl)El't.\TION STAMPS.-

'l`\vcnty-live (25) Stamps for 10 cents for snlc ut Carters Bookstlre. 0

' 3374-7-7m6l.

2.23 CLASS MILE HEATS, '|`ll()'l‘

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Fpllowing are the entrlessor the

horse races to be‘he-ld at the"R‘lver- side Driving Park, Vernonpon Sat- urday next week: »~

Hull-mile heats; purse, .$50. Dry Cleaner, entered by E. F. A601'-n Charlottetown; Ruby D., I-1'. HOOP- er, Charlottetown; Moth Miller, Hammond Kelly, Southport, Ruby M., J. Dluliy, Bunbury; Ferndale, Neil Nicholson, Cardigan. ’

2.24 '1‘R(l'l` AND }'A(9E‘. '

Mile; heats; purse, $175.\ » The Premier, entered by Daniel

Steele, Summerside; Orwell Belle,»`:U£_'n_ Steel __ _

2.231. McKi-nnon Drug-Co.,_ town; Derby, 12.291, J.= B.-Wodloeki ilhnriottetown; Acquiri, 2.-275; J.-M. Nicholson, (7hnrlotteto`wn; Zaalott, 2.29, M. Mclienna, Vernon River.

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2.19 CLASS.

Ul1pI°10tt€~

Mile heats; purse $250. '

Dr. Sharper, entered by

llrug (‘.o.,; Helen ll., McKinnon Drug Co., (.‘.hnrlottetown'; Cherry Ril1U;>'|`. (2. Edgett, Ulxarlottetown; '

A. Stewart, Southport.

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,C_§:le_bee lily. |59 otiu Com. . '0gilvie . ...

McKinnonry

Hildn S., ,

Utal1»GoDl>Bl"»' ' 57) 571 57}\'ed on Friday morning, then in the

evening ut the same day the sad news

COT'1`0h..i came announcing his death. His two

brothers and sisters .who had done

l _ _ ... High Low Close all in their power to save their lo'-'ed

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-July ..,..,......,...,..1245. 1229 1229 August ..L . ... ... 1235 1226 1229 October .. ...»...-...-1223 1212 1214 December, ...»...,.. 1.235 1225 1227 Januar-y ... 1231 1211. 1224

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy & (`o., Stock and Bond Bro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 1134, Richmond St., Chur- luttetown, I’. E. 'I. .

Bid Ask 74; 15

Brazilian 'Fraction . . . ... _- Can Cnr ......... 48 Q nada (‘ement ... 303 (‘. nada Cement Pld. llll CDonnld

30; 02

11:, 235 1-is 12 51; 115 89 184 135 -57

91; we 23

'oiinnva night ._ ._ 144

51 iii;

R. & 0. .. 87 Lnurentidc .. -... 183# - Shnwinigan .. .. 134% Sherwin Williams ....»....l.x 52 - Spanish River ._ Toronto Rly. ...» Twin - City

120

10 127% 102 103

1150 mutter how good- .,. cook you

may lie, you cannot get real good' results unless your 'ilnvoring extracts

ure ull the right quality Here you

will llnd vnnilivn lernnii, pineapple, ul-

tai and baking soda By actual test

l &'our iiavoring extracts ure the purest

.A5 ._ ,

. lf`lmon»d ond all 'the proper iluvoring es-

‘I SCHCCS. as well ns Pure creumiof tur-

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STOCK oi'0’l‘A'i;1oN'.\‘. '

Quotations furnished by

Uurdy lic (`o., Stock and kers, Members Moutreul clmnzc, 104 Richmond

lottetown, P. E. I,

l~‘. B. Mc- Boncl Ilro- Stock Ex- St., Chur-

July 10.

NEW YORK S'l‘U(J1{H.

High

Atchison 9_8; os; es; Aml. Smelters tilii G55, 05;,- Ainul. Copper- 70§ G92 (393 Brooklyn lt. '1`. 9;! 91k

189%

281

(`nnndian Pncillc 191-}

Erie 23% 4 :ill-x. Petroleum 01.1,- 6l} - Missf Pntiiic 112; 93’ Northern |';~,ciiic 110;; 1105 l"enni~'v1VnnZa 1125 112), Reading 1645 103; Southern Pncillc 97§ 96;

lfnion Pacific 1555 155

613, 61

U.. s. steal

"P-'t'l`l17i"i'if\f shy POW being sold, McKinnon

Drug Co., Corner Great George nnd Kent Streets. Ml<]tf. ,_

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in Mnnniim if

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MR. FRANK.(_lILl.IS. J . '

Low mmm The fact thot "In the midst of lite’

,wmnre indepth” was never more

clearly bwuirlit honui~ Ito the Deoplo

of St. Peters thnn. when word arriv--‘_

ed here of the death of one of its

012 most popular young .men Frank (lmis 5 ,my 5,, , 18. whose death took lnce in Boston on' . ..,. _ - i T|,m»S_

lone, were with him when he died. The

reinarins were wnkod at the home oi

his- sister Mrs. llidwurd luesterton and

'were lor,yv¢i_rrled,lro|u North station

on Siiiiiday efenln _ .-.where r. l:ir,5e rowd of his olil'_`§‘ie'hd~i`\vei'e`pferzcnt to bid n`1il"§ “L:o0dibye", llis two brothers, s.-tors. and cousins .accom- panied hls,,reinuin_s)home which ur_r_iv-_ ed at St. Peters on '1‘uesduy moinrng

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waiting to accompany - lhiin 0n'll"is lust return to-the old home. The inn.- srnll on Wednesday morning evidenced the high esteem in which he was held' for despite the unpleasant weather there wei1\ upwards to one hundred und thirty v~oi‘i'in.gcs in attendance. lligh Mass of Requiem was sung by the pastor, licv. .\. McAulny, the gallery being nicely draped for the occasion. licv. ll. J. Gillis of East Point led the choir while .\lr. Mich- nel Mclntyre ol Selkirk acted organ- ist. After the luncrul services inthe, church the remains were conveyed solemnly to the adjoining cemetery, where after the lust benedietion the mortal remains were consigned to their last resting' place, there to -'await ,u huppy resurrection. liesidcs u sorrow-ing mother und futher the following brotliers and sisters are left to mourn the loss of n devoted sun. and u kind and loving brotlier: Mrs. lildward licsterton of llorchest- er, Muss., ’l‘cnn in l.ii‘oukline, .Iolin in the cuxploy of the Boston llnil- way Co., Jnires in Dorchester, Mass., Annie, Joseph, Ronald and Paul at home. The pull-benrers,were Joseph and Peter Gillis, lionnld J. Melnnis, .\'ol‘l.\ert' Melnuls, .Toseph Melnnis. und R. -J. .\l,cI_nni,e.-I_t.1.l'.

(lrcen lny the sod nbove hinl Friend of my boyhood days "|`o see him was to love him

'|'o know him was to prulse. (Other Islnud and Boston papers plense copy.)

‘-' MR-H. G. A. MA'1"l‘}-IEWS. ‘

The death of Mrs. George A.,Mnt-

thews, 260 Kent St., _Charlotte- town. which oceurred at her home

yesterday was n sad shock to those who had seen her on the previous

the full enjoyment of health

“.°‘ls' Ammlg his other 'llmfliness d9'i\ius stricken with pnmlysls ri out ¢f’i‘53d “'35 S"°Y~ 130 the *U P919” 10.30 hut retained'consciousness dur

‘lt p _ ,und sti .n;.'th. Retir ug on _ , 2? th” 26% “lt after R Very' short ‘n‘ day night in her nsuul henlthkhshe 5 il 10 _

uU;"S'51V0l` madk,F0x C0 '-51111-3135 for ing tie night. All that medical :iid H25 B"5t"Y1 11 MW W90k5 4\l£0' in the lIl"l-could do was done but yesterday 163? 1-‘West Of thlit C¢l`l)Qlf8l1i0l1- `“0Td»‘ nf 'r iornini: :i second stroke followed, 97&‘f'TYfH 3111055 WHS n0t ithliféll- 9€I.`i0UHl.\' she l>e(`nine"' iinennscioiis and plisseil

irutil n telegram Ior~his| brother Hon- nwzi ‘about noon " "I-'Per husband

where about filt carrla`os ' were;

lone son, Mr. Vernon Matthews, oil

Sinclnir df. Stewart, Limited, Sum-‘ merslle, were'with her' during the last hours; the latter wus telephoned for ai d he reached her bedside only 1_i 'few minutes before the end came, but without the nolunclxoly sntisfnc- tion of icing recognized. Her sud- den df-nth in the prime of life, ut the nge of 56,' is is severe- blow to the l,usbund,and children who are left to _rnnurii ri loving und_helovcd wife und' mother. j ' , 'l`he deceased, formerly Miss Emily ,Elizabeth Godkin, was ai daughter of

,the lute John L. Godkin, (`hui'lotte-

town, und, wus well und favorably known hy n llrge circle of relatives und friends. She leaves to mourn l-eside:-1 her lnisb:iu<l, one son, Ver- non, uhovc- referred to, and four dr-.ughtei's, Mrs. li. E. Spillet, Mrs. Arthur Nllson, ('hurlol.teto\vn, und the Misses ‘Nettie and Amy, nt home; also four sisters, Mrs. Jnspei' Pick- nrd, (`!iz1rlottctowu, .\lrs. George Wilson. (-mulni, Nob., Mrs. l'1ilinei' und Mrs. Silver, Mussucliiisetts, ond five brothers, Mr. John I.. Godkin, (Ilmi‘lotietowii, Mr. Lenuiel Godkin, l\‘ortli liiver, and Messrs. George, Williuni and llcnjurrslu (lodkin, Suni- meruide. '|`he funerul will take pluee on Hunduy al`ti:i‘noon ut 3.45 to tin. l’eople'i-1 L7en'.~etery.

'l`o the berenved relatives The

tllinrdiziu extends deepest sympathy.

i:l<‘or making the hnii' soft und

silky, for developing the hair folli~ cies, kecpiin.; the scalp healthy, you will lind Rc-xnll Shampoo Paste just the :irticlc requiri.-il. Rekall Slium-

Hlllil llllllilllll

ll'l'L'll. Sl|llilllllS

; »

xl. 1 . '

, _ , _ ,, _ . Buh_scrlption's‘w1l1 bis receiieil -'bf'-__

Ilis Worship ly1n_\'_oi' Sterus, _a&ml.,Dr.'1, i - T. Jeifkihs. ° ‘ ` " “ V410; Prim-e liltlwurd T atrs. . ,. ,. 5 . ~ ii. H. sin-in .»';.l .lisdngx W P Ve(-ks ......... ... ....,.,.`.»... 21|." l‘rc.f. Vftkis .’.. ... l h.u|\.= o. e. irrigiit _ .. o.ou; Colonel F. S. Moore ...... 10.00 The Faithful (llrcle 01 King'B .

Daughters (per Mrs. Edward ~" Chandler) ... 12.01;

B. R. 1~ll0lmun,..... . . 5.00 Ro;__»er Furqulizusoii . .,., 2.00_ Anna Forquhnrson .. . . . .._ 2.00 T. W. Woodman ... .. .. .. l0.0ll llr. S. lt. Jeulsiiil ... 5.00 W. S. Louson /... 5.00 J, H. 1Ill1 5.00. Hyndmun & Co. 10.00.

W. A. Morson $20.00 ltobert Bell 2.00 1".. J. Holman & Co., Ltd. 5.00 Thomas F.list~.ui, llnmpi-il1ire,..... 5.00 Williuni I‘l;irk, \'orth lliltshire

'I bugs potatoes

A. .\. .\lloy,...... li. K. .\ friend ((lz~org¢-t.o\vn)...

Miss i\lCl.l.‘uii’S S.S. (‘|:1Rs ol'

.\`t. Jniiivs (`hnrCli . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ...

5.00 1.00 1.00

2.25

poo l’uSU1 is guurnntced to be good. lf it does not sutisfy you, we will refund the 2.71:. you pny for it. .\le, Kiiiiion Uriig Un., Corner ilieut (3e'n-gg ,,|,¢1_ Kent Streets, .\lEtf.

,,“Gloves lor the parade-_-lisle- =or liid-all sizes cheap--medium land high grade, ready for you here -,Moore & McLeod. 340057-11M21

When presented at the

this paper with Five other consecutively numbered Coupons and 98 Cents to cover cost of handling,

carriage. ote._"

S-l

1,553 '_ __ _ Y _ .. , _ 61} iild' to hasten to lioston was recelv-:und el.iidren, with the exception of

. _, _ ialfoupan No.1 '° _. _

" ' ~.'., 7.7- E1

Premium Department of

i 1 __.-.. , ,.1 _-1 __,-_-___ ...____

_ Canada Atlantic Fox _& Fur Co.,

Lid. |C_| 1 canada Atlantic

FOX sl Fur co., Lid. C

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U' '_=.`_ ,`,;.'g<_ * , , i .ii -V - - _\." _ ._ " ._

,_ ana a t antic ox . »

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f and Furi“Company Limited i s

sperm

Q A Forty Pairs Pec1igreed»Foxes at $51-8,000.00-_ _c_z_~p_air. FREE KEEP FORFIRST

(This ranch will be one of the largest iu' the wnr1dfi|'atid_is’ now under construction on the Union Road)

YEA R.

EEEII

UEIUUDV

PIII?

~" able.

OFFICERS

2.... __ _ Sr' es.

` Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur

Company, Limited.

Charlottetown(,:{l’Ii‘i\nIi‘Ie`l\%§\iTzi?d:I1;land. Canada RAN »:

' 'Near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island .‘>:':1':.::i°.i.E°°‘i“". 1 : I *"923:l33;33

'51 , Common Stock, no Bonds 05 Perferrcd Stock

_ - to be issue

ti- PAR vAu1i~:. snAi_n=.§ _$50.90 EACH __

_Pnorosizn Issue-<Iz_i_i_r=:_0 _l__»1(;fE,__l;_<?;)<§§=£_nI§a”C HAYMENTS-20 p. c.‘ on ‘ai>l>1|_l1Cf1ti0H» ba12\1'\C¢.. Auizust l5tli,19 . ` '. =- i £3 PAYABLE T0

A CANADA CA-'Il`Il.‘All'l°lC FOX and FUR C0., LTD- H1 A Iications may be sent t0 HIIY Of the DESC'

pptors who will be pleased to meet aDD\\C'

E ants at their several oflices and give full I

- ` f ation. , _ ‘ " The "’1I`i?erariiury Stock (not issued) 950-0600? _'Jr to be used only 1°' further Pufchase .0 _-Q Fur Bearing Live Stock if deemed advis-

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_The ranch will be located on the

Union Road, about six miles from Charlottetown, on a farm of 165 acres. ' A_pomon of _this property is Covered with 'a beautiful grove of spruce and hardwood making an_ideal spot to

prosecute the Fox-farming business.

The service of one of 'the most `

experienced ranch-builders" in the " province have been_secured, and with". , his skill coupled with _the advice of our Veterinary Specialist. we will be able to give ourshareholdersthe most up-to-date ranch ye_t built. It will be absolutely safe. sanitary’ and ioomfortie ' able- l V ._ A ~ . .».i| un. ~--' 1

ii lvl' 'A

A comfortable hiiuse for the

keepers, barns ice house, watch-tower and everytllil’i_i` iiecessary for _t1l‘e"co`h-‘ duc_ti_ng '_a i1nst.ciasse_»ianchms.nr¢,>. position, illbe provid . ' _ __ _ '

s Raiitiiing.»zipciosi?

President-Sir wa _ . . ice-rrésidenc-»D.c.»1§a{~;§?_y_;_'N_-S

_ . 2nd V|¢¢.President-FreEl'g€\X_b_E_;lLg2§s 2: _ S=°’v-Tf°°°g‘;'°‘_;_'_¢*l_§.f’_§;t._.5¥§’3w». 1'. r. 1'

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Mg' Tfl°luHSN3 er ' o ’ E 'I d

. William Craze Livel’D0°l» "3 an ' ceo. F. Uriinsl Br°°k“1‘° -Mm'

5' " , No Sh

' 5-DHI i»'1'}.‘é£1I’.l’&rl'i‘&§'?i?5I»:_i_»_._ 131. S-

°"“"°”°’é?.2.ii.i&..wa. P. E. 1-

"éi¥i..‘i?.‘i.‘?.‘?.'. P. r- ,1-

Ranch " 0

-our ment ls

Future Policy _

foxes

p€rm8l1€llt

11811189

Large vs Small Companies _ The tendency in this as in all other important industries at the present time is to centralizc the business. with the idea that the more foxes that can be ranched under one management the smaller the percentage of expense and the better the returns in dividends

. to the shareholders. With forty pairs

of foxes breeding, if twoor three pairs should prove to be barren it would have no material effect on the annual dividends, but if only five airs were in

,,_the ranch and the same tiling occured

itwwbuld make the dividends comparat= ively small . ,

. r'.

STOCK 1915, 40 Estimate 120 at

Retain

stock Estimate

` STOCK 1916

Estimate 135 at

1917,

which

Dear 'S`i'r':

A-tlantic,

Estimated Earnings of this Company -For Three Years

pups 1916,

........ .. 50,010.00. to stockholders 605,000,110 .

80 p. c.

pups 1917,

to stockholders 540,000.00

pups ...$720,000.00 Guaranteed _,

add to

§_‘§s&___i.'i;;_;i'¢1.;i'. 6231333133 DlVlDE-NDS

$675,000.00 at 20,000.00

dividend

600 om 00 upon its

at 20,000.00

....... .. 40.00000

operations the i 55 pairs'of‘ I

receive, on the

equalllng an aver- ~ -this estimate thal-

each year to takecare » ~

The Company guaran- -

tees tothe shareholders a

ten per cent per annum

during the first five years

it does business, which is

equal to a total dividend of fifty per cent. on paid-`

up capital infive years. _

viwviiv

'T1 Q N

of not less than

Q .

I sn.

paid-up capital

"rl E H

A menu flivlif

nr. J. 'i'. .lemons .. Pm>.uo"

#fo

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is altogether im- i A

. APPLICATION FORM

J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Secy-'l_`reas. Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur Co., Ltd., _

» ., Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

I_ he'rél{y make application ‘for shares in the CANADA ATLANTIC

,FOX AND F R COMPA _Y,_LIMlTED, at_F1ft_y Dollars _per Share, and agree to gay twent-ysper cgnt. on application, enclosed herewith, and t e balance on August, 1 th, 1914. houl the shares _not;be allotted the money paid to be returned in full. .

Datedt1iis................................»....dayrof..... .... ............. ..‘..............A.D.1914. I

~ Name..._....,...L.;;.......;;L_...;.....§............... .. ..

1 -~ - Occupationo...._.....................f.....~...-..i...;...

-~Addi‘ess ....... .......

inn 'V _s '_-.__-.' 4.

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