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extended their field of to their many patrons, proyince-according service provided the and extensive than

'We‘are dealers in theseu'ti fthi"

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Y A Owners of_ autos, motors, moiorboats or farm engines saye time, avoid trouble, get best quality goods at lowest

g pfigécless when you buy your supplies here. Note these special

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§>a`rk-plugs 40c to $1.25 each ' ijesh dry gells every week.

Pliers of nickel plated drop-forged tool steel 35c.

High quality gasoline 25c per Imperial gallon.

Primary and secondary wire. Cup grease according to quality 10c to 25c a pound. Prompt repairs at moderate charges.

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd

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I knew that she was youna' and fair;

Her glance, I. felt. was pert. On sudden thought I stowed hu- there

And pointed to that skirt.

In snsry tones the thing I scored.

She looked abit appalled.

Then. “Done it thlidin’ on a hoard Wiv Willie Bmiti" sho bnwied.

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of your own accord, or is it a part of the hazing you have to go through with?"-Philadelphia Press. ,

Unchanged.

There is a gravsprotessor in s. eer-

taln college for young ladies whom one would never suspect of such levlty as the indulgence in a Joke unless one were to catch the twinkle that some- times comes into his eyes. Not long ago' he was addressing his

class when he suddenly checked him- selt. '

“And in one respect, young ladies,"

he said, "you are still like the ancient Venus." /

‘.‘And what respect is that, protes-

slri" one of the class ventured.

“The judgment ot Paris means a

great deni to you,” he gravely ex- plained.-Detrolt Free Press.

Fusay Baby. _

Mamma-Nettle. what are_yon doing

to baby that makes him cry so? Small Nurse-Oh. he's got fussy becanserl tried to open his mouth with your

_rooms Agar... ' I coo. mei A_s,c I 'I fld. Fifth Ad

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'George Neal g commission Merchant si.Joim’s, Nfra. ff

Respectfully Solicits Consignment All Kinds Live Stock

Quick Sales and Prompt REFERENCE

Remittance Guaranteed. Any branch bank of Nova Scotia

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Canadian Government Railways P. E. I. RAILWAY

'rinsrabie in niece-Inns ht. 191|-

Trains Outward Trains Inward

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glove stretcher.-Chicago News.

AN IDEAL SEA TRIP .

'ro rumors .via J wnrrz ann nolliniou |.|`n|:' `

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RATES 10 LIVERPODL ONLY

NIJ! Pint Cine is NUI lseessdltiase

Charlottetown Steam

Leaves Summerside for Palnt-du-

points in Canada and the United

` ' A"Leeson' loéurii IM=n¢r1°n~=¢d._siontur iigavhiln-ooie skip)-Wl_x_et's _n patiid. Mrrfllafgzphen son? Strip-Dae ye no see,fye'..gowk‘l Ye ding 101' stuns can_n|ly,“ butinne so tins as ina hot lt.. _Noe iieiuin 'il@g. nor iiakin' turn, ye lieh. but tentlly. that it aye gangs snoovln‘ sn' shouthrin' amang the guairds. till Istraneht ns sn elder's walk, hogye ta' on this verra tee.._ When ye’se dune dint, lsddle, ye'se madepltlid, nn' ye may bear th' _groe.»-Toronto Globe. '

Ell|lPl|0N UN HEAD 'Hill lil Bill HAIR

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Formed Pimples and Matter Spread. For Three Months Did Not G5 to School. Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment Cnred In Ten Days.

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B9 Rue Dei-asliiy. Villa Emerd. Montreal:

Que.-" Cuticurn Soap and Ointment cured my little gi:-if aged eleven, ofitch of the head.

_ ` It formed n pimple and that

, ,253 \`/ pimpie broke and the matter gf' g spread and wherovcr the mat- If/. 5 tor want another formed. She ‘ ' had large ecabs on hor head

and et night she scratched

___ until the blood came.. I was

obllsod to cut her hair all around the eruption.. For three months she did. not go

to oonooi ood I cami for ii. during iiietiimo without result.

“I wc.s` told to wash it and to make nn

Olntmcnt of -. bun arior washing it she was worse. One evonlng when reading - the paper I saw the advertisement of Cuti- cura Soap and Clntmcnt and I wrote at once. After receiving the sample I im- r mediateiy washed her head with tho, Outl- oura Soap. than I put the Ciitlcura Ohit- morit Un. I did that twice a day, evening and morning. From tho time I commenced using the Cuticurn Soap and Ointment that night sho did not scratch any more. It stopped the itching from the first evening. After buying some Cutlcura. Soup and un- other box of Outicuro Ointment, in ton days she was completely cured." (Signed) Mrs. Arthur Poirier. July 5. i0l3. UOutlcura Eloap and Cutlciira Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. A single not is often sufficient. For n. liberal free sample of each, with 3%p. book, sond postfoard to Potter Drug it Chem. Corp. Dept. D. Boston. U. B. A.

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Oommencing Monday: the lat oi une, the _

BTEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND

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eaves Charlottetown for Picton, N. ., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'clock a. m., leaving Picton on re- .rn about 4.00 p. m. Connections ads at Picton for all points in ova Scotia. `

STEAMER EMPRESB ‘

hens, N. B., Daily (except Sunday) bout 10 _o’clock a. m., leaving Point- u-Chene on return about 4.30 p.m., dnnecting with express trains for harlottetown and Tlgnish. Connec- ons made at Point,-du-Chene for all

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Manager.

harlottetown, May 29th, 19l4.~

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monrnral.

W. K. ROGERS dr C0. Local Agents

I (` ross The _ Atlantic By the S.S. “Digl_Jy”

The fact that this new fast pse-

senger shlg carries s full passeng- er i st bot to and from- i.lvi-rpooi is sufficient evidence of her popu- larity with thetravelling public:

You get every comfort of the

largssi. levlathan, at almost half I the price. -

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.NEW TRAIN SERVICE

` Montreal, Toronto

` AND

Chicago (Via Windsor and Michigan Central) Nc.19 No. 21 0.45 a. m. Lv. Montreal. I0.00 p. m. 5 40 p. in Ar. Toronto. 7.3¢ a. m. 5 55 “ " Woodstock, l0.35 " 9.25 " " London. l|.l5 “ ll 35 “ _“ Dairoif, 1.50 p. m. 7.45 a. m. Arr. Chicalo, 9.05 p.m. Ii`§Zf"ii.fa°é'f'{’.§"l§i.i.’».l°°$f'?.i'.l‘&‘.’l’3'£”.‘Ii Tourist Sleepers. Only Through Allllail Route p Superior Service Montreal to Chicago

U. B. HOWARD. D P.A..C.P.R.»5¢~ Ji>Na.N.B-

865.00 Saloon to Liverpool l` 4-5.00 Second Clear .

Next sailing August I7.

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JULY ND AUGUST

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the I. 8. Halifax leaves Boston

. and the S. 5. Evangeline

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siiur and kuicd on the street here

ton, a. friend. who told the authori- ties that hc had miatahor R9.v=n for

early yesterday by Winfield Temple- BUSINESS MAN SHOT

DEAD IN BON-IN-LAW'B HOME

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I l l.l W POLIOEMAN. are making a searching investigation ' "" *_ V of the circumstances of the shooting. _ BURLINGTON, N. 'J_., July'-23. - Rogan who uns '40 years old, leaves lfhomae Rogan, a. policeman, was a. widow and five children.

early hour yesterday at the nonie 'oi his son-in-law, Fred Brown, when he was mistaken for ii. burglar by Au- thouy Dlschefekl, Brown's neighbor. 1" Olscheiski knew the Brown iamlly`

were away from home, and when he saw Wolf leaving the house ba op- ened fire. The first shot pierced

AKRON, Obi , 'J 1 23.- Th

Q burglar- D°‘Plt° T°""Pl°"°“'5 el' Wolf, 45, a. wgll-toljdlm business Prrsieii

planatiou, the County authositiea was shot and instantly killed at an ed. ' '

Wolf's heaast. The slayer( surrender-

hes Indicate Better Average Crop of Pups Than in 1913. The Wise Investor in 1913 Will Reap His Harvest

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Prospectus of

Pownal Silver

Foxes Ltd.

Head Office Pownal, P. l. Ranch--May

,flower Mills,

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Authorized Capital $100,000.00 ' Present $54,000.00

Par Value Shares $25.00 Each

Provisional Officers and Directors

ross, P. E. I.

Vice-Pres-F. J. Haley, Pownal,

P. E. I.

Sec’y-Treas--G. H. M. Carver,

Pownal, P. E. I.

' BANKERS Royal Bank of Canada.

ANIMALS

' Thu bnardof management has been fortunate in securing contracts on Three Pairs of foxes for delivery in

» 101fi,.a.nd in='every case the animals

are directly from ranches of men known to be ’I‘llOROUGHLY RELI- ABLE AND HONEST. These foxes are to be of the most

select blood; direct descendants of the original Gordon, Oulton, Tuplin, .liaynor and Dalton Stock. “'h0B8 UH' 'matched excellence has so peculiarly impressed itself on the fur world.

The present stock issue of $54,000

covering these Three Pairs of foxes and ranch, is divided into two thou- sand one hundred and sixty shares of twenty-five dollars each. A consider- ablo portion of this stock is already subscribed. The balance is offered to the public and can be obtained on application to any of thc provision- al officers and directors of the Com- pany named herein. Should, however, through circumstances over which they have no control, tlio directorate full to secure the three pairs of high class animals contracted for, they reserve the right to.thenise1ves to re- duce the issue of stock to cover the number of pairs delivered at capital- ization price; or should the capital no over subscribed sumcient to add one or two pairs additional, tho Provisional Directors reserve I-11° right to invest the surplus in further pairs at the samt DI`lC° P01' Dl\il`~

RANCH

The animnls,nre to bc placed in n

modern and fully eflllipiwd FBIICII in mro of experienced managers and keepers. The location ofthe ranch is ideal in every respect, nature having provided perfect surroundings. The Company ' _is _ making arrangements

Applications for stock may be made to any of the Provisional

Directors or the undersigned Company who will be pleased to furnish any information desired with the prospectus. If stock is over subscri- bed, cash paid in over amount required will be returned in full.

Cut this out, sign correct name and address and mail to any

` Director or the undersigned. It means money to you.

E. 1. ’

_larnes B. Gay, Toronto, Ont.

Wilfred Lawson, Pownal, P. E. l.

SOLICITOR

W. S. Stewart, Charlottetown

P. E. I.

with a qualified Veterinary Fox Spec- ialist to care for thc foxes of the Pownal Silver Foxes, and inspect the iriod, so that every possible precau-

tion will be taken to ensure the pro-

tection anil health of those animals,

RANCHING

For the first year the promoters

will pay all ranching expenses. The (lonipany owning the ranch, the char- gee will he only actual cost of feed, care and maintenance, which will bc from tlireo to five per cont. after Sop- tember lst, 1915.

CAPITALIZATION '

The Company has capitalized those

foxes at $18,000.00 per pair, incliiciiiig ranch uiiihequipiiient-nn extremely low figure, considering the quality and the present state of the fox markets.

PELTS

'There are three main principles to

hc observed in the fox industry. 1. A well-selected breeding stock,

whose nncestry is nhovc question. This makes for stability und quality nn<l` value of pclts. 2. A management nf proved honesty and with special ability for thc work. 3. A fiiir and rensnnnhle Cupitnliz-

ation.

The Pownal Silver lllnck Foxes

Limited, possess all these essentials; pedigrees of our foxes are open to

.thc inspection of any subscriber. The

management is composed of consor- vative husiness men wcll.known, and the capitalization speaks for itself un reprcsentinll Zcnriino value. All things considered, we have no hesitation in saying that thc l'owiinl is one of the very bent fox stocks offered now to the public.

Payment 20 p. c. With Application, Balance Aug. 15th, 9 4. Cheques Payable to Pownal Silver Foxes, Ltd.

President-John S. Martin, Kin- J. A. McDonald, Vernon P

rts From the Rane

Pownal Silver Foxes, Ltd.

Gentlemen :

Iam interested in your proposition Please send me

copy of prospectus and general information about your Company.”

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1914 Repo

local festival

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