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LIME LIME

Landing today per

Schooner Polar Star, i

300 barrels and 150

Casks Best St. _lohn , Lime.

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MARINE INSURANCE

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R " - ~ 7 I ing in the theoretical branches o

A _Share of Your Insurance 5 ...unc was we... by num Ncfm

f B“|in¢|| Soliciud _ y Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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.Es To H have. and ii it is possible to save them LDOOMOTIVE BR0THERH00D"'

Phone _ entrust yourdental needs to us we assure Fireman and Engineers will be hcl(

~ ' Oiflce |490 best substitute possible to get. It you lodges of Brotherhood oi Locomotivt

‘_{°»"d°“°° 24’ L youoi abundant satisfaction. in Charlottetown, P. E. I., Aug. 19,

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| G. D. Wright

Funeral Director and nm-

baimen-Miss A. Fe:funon,Lady Assistant- Person Attention

md Prompineu Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered ai

short notice.

SPECIALTIES

Disinfecting and Pumlgattug

Furniture Repaired and R`eup

bolstered. _

Silent Saiesmun made to order

OFF "‘-<Ki B usre Phone

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Sanitary Cotton Polishing Cioihl fc

Power I-louse,Gara es, Machine Sho s

and all General Purposes. Write thu , SUNDAY tion of crops. Swlft~’S -‘\l'\|"\°\ FN'

samples and quotations to the manuisct ilf8l`¢ ‘ _

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This special line of gun

metal and patent oxford~,but- toned and laced,,are without doubt the best values at the price you have ever been of-

‘ tered.

They ar: smart, strong,

. stylish, worth from $4. to $5,

agpair but you can take your choice now in all sizes and ma`3`y shades at $3 ooto$4.5o.

*Call in and look over the Int .

Alley; .fit Co

will do all we can to save the teeth you

we will do so lf not. we will give you the

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Dr. Robins -

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i PROUD as you are of the deggh-

ter. and proud as she is of g -

ation honors-there is soon but a memory of such events unless

a portrait keeps the record ot each m leetone i' th.

o you

Our stvles of school pictures are

l uppiroprlate to the occasion i ako the a pointmsnt early

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1°! will be cheered by the \>9¥l"'. on' June trd. ~.

Pit-lard A Co. Schooner "Daisy" with

known to be closer in shore than usi

Sir Hillsboro ,will run as follows:-~exm.e"1y fo, ou,-,e1v¢,,_ _ If, has _he-|

'_ Lv Ch'town ` Lv Ry Point come so popular that we had to du-

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“"0" “il W°°'°“ as .3332 s :.‘:::f°.::.'. .§‘:;‘..;’;;‘°;. i..°..:.°;., .

1| 30l1~l1\~ admirers. 10c. drum. 751:. oz. E.A.i. ~ ,

Foster Central Drugstore. Mtt. G. F. i

I’l‘PAYBtoUiiyin¢\iil

RACES.-George I. and

" 3' -~_. if.

- GOAL Amuvs-Ls today tor al

Acadia Nut and "C. A. phlsholm" with Reserve Run or Kino. f

SUNDAY BERV1oipB.- Rev. W.

llcVie ot Montague will preach on Buudly June lst ss follows: Croei Roads 11, s. m. Alexandra t p. rn., Halelbrook 'I p. m,

THE OABCAPlllDIA.- The Csaoa- pedis sailed from Charlottetown last. night at ,midnight lor Summcrside with a large cargo consisting 2,000 cases lobsters, 525 cases eggs, 186 packages sundries.

NARROW ESCAPE.-What might

have been s drowning accident ocourr ed ot! Victoria ilshing grounds Mon- day when Mr. John Knox, while haul- ing his lobster traps lell over. Messrs James Mullins and Charlie Inman, hauling their gear about halt mill sway, heared his cries ior help and rushed to his assistance just in time to save his liie.

MURRAY HARBOR.-Mr. A. J. Mc

Neill was a passenger to Charlotte town Thursday.-Mr. Thomas G. Liv lngstone has left Murray Harbor ei route to Boston in company witl Mies Sadie Grant of Gladstone.-Mist Adeline Mabey and Mr. J. H. -Living stone accompanied them as lar at Charlottetown and returned by thi evening train to their homes alter spe_nding a very plessent day in town,

THE INWARD TRAINB.-The' east

ern express arrived in Charlottetow. yesterday at 9.35 e.m., tive minute: late: the eastern accommodation a» 6.00 p.m., twenty minutes late; th southern at 10.25 s..m., twenty-tlvi minutes late; the Cape Traverse a 10.00 a.m., tive minutes late and thi western _at 11.55 B.m., fifteen min utes late. .

...___ SUCCESSFUL EXAMINATION.-

Mr. Charles Cuming, who spent th winter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cumlng, Charlottetown, and who recently went to New York to b< examined in engineering. Phssed al his examinations successfully, taking a Chiefs certificate. Mr. Cuming hai been for several years engaged as en glneer on Paciilc Coast steamers ani will resume his dalllng, this time a~ chief.

WOLFVILLE.-The prize list of thi

Acadia Collegiate and Business Ace demy was announced Tuesday und th. following are some ol the rcsultsz- Ten dollars, donated by J. K. Ross Charlottetown, P. E. I., to the on- making the highest marks in the Sen lor Glass, was won by Vernon B. Vai Wart, Millville, N. B. Miss Margarei Caroline Neill, Oyster Bed Bridge, hai received the degree of_B. A. Btandin, well up in the list. The “Pierian' prize ot ten dollars for highest stand

(From Yesterday's Evening Gusr an`

The union meeting oi the Maritime

‘#0 and 21.

MACKEREL UNCER’1‘AIN.-- It ii

not known here says a Halifax ex change, how tho- mackerel fleets ar- falrlng along the coast, as reportr during the last g iew days, while meager, indicate a scarceity of iisl so far as they go. The Two govern: ment patrol steamers, Gulnare ant. Petrol, are on the ground watching the Gloucbester vessels to see that they do not infringe on the three- mile limit. Their vigilance is doubler this season as the mackerel schooli

ual and consequently there is grcatcl temptation for the American seiner: to enter the forbidden tcrr1t0\'Y~-Th' Gulnnre and Petrol are well known iv this Province.

::Princoss Patricia is the name of

the new perfume which we have mario

"By aotual experience it has

been found with judicious rota-

,tiiizers will bring “Worn out' farms into naylnc o>f\d\tl°i\ F" sale by A l-i>rne& Co

Viliilll U-. will have a good,

friends who will cheer her on ltd.

, THE NOB‘I‘l-IUKB'BlRhAND.- Tho Northumberland arrived in Charlotte- ‘town st 8.10 last. evening. .` l _ ____ \ i BEAUTIFUL MODEL.-The model oi the new twin mrew Piant Line Steamer Evangeline was placed on vllhlbli-lon in the show window oi Messrs Stanley Brothers yesterday. ‘Pho model is an exact miniature re- production oi the steamer and is at- tracting a. great deal of attention. it will remain on exhibition until the arrival ol the Evangeline next Thurs- `l§! night or Friday morning.

(hom Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

POLICE COURT.--There were no cases belore the Charlottetown Pol- ice Court .this morning.

GRADUATES.-The` closing exerci- ses oi the Mont Allison Ladies college took place in Eisckville Wednesday. ‘l‘he report of Rev. Dr. Campbell was interesting and informing. The grad- .lates include the following irom this Rrovlnce.-Oratory, _Miss Alice Oliva Strothard, Summerside. Miss Strath- ard also graduated in Household science. two years course.-Prizes are awarded to the three students n-.p.kln\1 she highest average ln their studies or the year. These prizes are open or competition only to those that ske three or more subjects, ss well ,ls essay work on the collegiate ;ourse. The second prize of fliteen dol- srs was won by Miss Annie Mother- nll, Summerslde. The sum ol twenty iollsrs oilered to the students mai-~ ing-the highest marks in class es-` says was won by four young ladies, ,diss Dorothy , Sutherland, Oh'Town, omlng fourth. In the French vciass vith s prize of twenty dollars Miss iutherland came tlrst in tlret year ivork, In drawing and designing, /iiss Blanch Lcard, Alberton won

Bible classes, book prizes, Misa

d, gl

nythology, Miss Leard came ilrst /ir Carl P Fletcher, Cb'Town, grad-

own, gr :ypewrltt

:The best way to prevent the

;rain crops and scsb on potatoes is ‘.0 clean the seed before planting. For his there is just one proper prepara- ion and that is Formalin a prepara~ ion put up especially by ns contain- ng 40 per cent oi Formaldehyde- ilghly recommended by all`nut.hori- ies on agriculture. ‘Now is the time rrepare yoursced and this is the -lace to buy your Formalin. A pint Oc. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor- ier Great George and Kent Sta.

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N( if# 19* ,suit

'M aoasnm nm.: '

waists trimmed with w3de lace insertion ....1 and embroidery, square neck, short sleeves.

' ~ Regular L35 To Clear ‘80c

. .s'yle necks.

Regular $2.55 To Clear $1.25

ance Lmes

u Ladies’ Shirtwaistsi A

'A splendid line of white muslin shirt- .

. Another line of real good white lawn » shirtwaits all length sleeves and both

I _Dress Ginghams. etc

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About 30 pieces_0f ginghams, cotton,

`\(`/A., voiles and dress linens are in this lot. ~jT_'f_i_‘,;~:'@; Every piece is a good pattern and color.

Regular price from zoc to 40c a yard

To Clear l5c s yard.

Children"s Rain Capes '

growth oi smut on wheat and other., ‘

Ten rain capes gfor children in sizes 6 to 10 years. Grey stripe only. Regu- ‘

he second R. S. Prldhstn prize. In la-r $2\85~

nssrd won tlrst prize Miss lutherland secon In En ish and in _ `

.ated in i3ook-keeping and Penman- ~ , ` ihip. Miss H. Sylvia Gordon, George- ‘__

aduated in shorthand and - mg- The c~.l\.vnvs busw' Store.

rf- __ - -5 V _ _ - _meg

celved at Paton's, consisting ot Side- b0RI`dH. Dressers, Commodes, Parlor tables, Bed-room tables, Kitchen tables, Extension tables, square or round. This carload lot was bought before the advance and will be sold at Prices equal to auction, open tor

NEW FURNITURE AT LESS “Ever mm, at wpman Who. being cleared out. There are many

hi; h f f sizes and qualities-velvet., Tapesrt

THAN AUCTION PRICES- 'Hgmw t. “gsm aw. eiher or un orlsnd Brusscli weaves. You should E;

--_ for a living, is interested in the ahh, to secure ,_ ,ug at 9, bm-gm,

5Ple“did farm I-"aPef» THE CAN' Beer & Weeks Headquarters for

Another our-load of furniture re. ADIAN COUNTRYMAN. You Houselurnlshings 5--27MEi-f-

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“See Beer & Weelts big _ad in this .5 ‘| in ‘v°i¢l_di|g||pgig||'|\§;'|f-»- ` ~.

inspection in two days. 'Yours tor issue for big bargains in rugs. Their _ _

'Quality furniture and general house liimmense new stock needs l110l'0 BPMG 28°". Q' WQCRL4 29M ' furnishings. Paton’s. 5-2lmtfE8i.and all oi last season's patterns are .-

Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

will kindly hook orders shesd

From I Headaches

should endeavour to get at the a cts al CAUSE of ihtir HEADACHE. _

‘ The infiscriminate ure of

dr ugs usually affords but tem- - porary r.:.ief, and may be positively d a n g e r ous to health

that the ACTUAL CAUSE of a very large petcent.-~ge < f all headaches ws

Eye Strain

Now, it is my business to itll you whether \ OU :uifer .l from e-y~ striiin.

'This is mv sperial v, and I

will sive you the beet possible

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Comfany.

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A Luhin Special

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liumsn Interest

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Swedish Sub "Ma'r*ine

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fore August 1, 1913

Massachusetts Silver.. Black Fox Company

Main Office 53 Stale Street. I

Room 8l5, Boston, Mass.

This advertisement appears at the suggestion of Mr. I C McK<ndr'cir, who is so well

and favorab‘y krown throughout P. E. I., and who is to have emire charge and supervision of our Ranch, and who feels that his many friends who have confidence in his abilitv to pn duce re- .sul sshould have an opportunity io tbtain same sicck in llc Massachusetts Silvtr Black Fi X

FOXES

~ EARNINGS

' OFF ICERS.

.DIRECTORS

I Pierre

A smryot

the North rf-ssl owns..

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Boston, Mass

JAMES E..NE_HSOM Nssnsm Melani. Wltolssslsiroduce. Boston, Mass. J. c. mtl uasuts; uv. sou nal". ch»fI~f~ 1°'-»» P- L I- _

[,g}|||¢|,V_¢,_‘-.}|'°|_[°|V|" “Num Wholesale Produce, Boston, Har. w. s. rumor. ‘memes ns-»~.%d-#£3

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. A Clean Cui Proposition , - Shares $100 00 Capital $350,000.00

Of this amount $225 oco is io be issued for the following purpose: To ct mple te the purchase of 14 pairs lest bred Silver .Black Fox: s To propel ly equip tle 25 acre farm already purchased and sitnaed on the Mt Edward

’ Road, aboul too a~ d a half miles from Charlnitetov n, with a modern up-to~da'e rarch, arranged

for tvneniy i'our neirs of foxes, new house frr superiuendent and kt eptrs, iogtther viith all the most mtdern facilities that saiegravd a ranch.

You Are Assured

That the ranch, equiprreni, a- d foxes will not stand the lnvcstors in cur ctmpeny mo e

than the ust tcfay of foles alcr e. and this includes all prcnoti- n charges.

V Our superintendent assures us that our foxes will be the best, many of them coming from

the most prominent ranchers 1-.cttd ior ihequality of their stoclr, and we have absolute coniidence

himhir. McKeodrick’s ability to select the finest stock, as he is equally interested with the oiher t cers of the company in this enterprise. I -

With fourteen pairs of foxes and a modern up io date ranch arranged for iwtniy-four

pairs of foxes. and issuing only $225 ooo of our capital against same. ard with prices of young

, f< xes at $15,000 e pair end every indication of the market going higher, 50 p. c, on the capital

fl invested would be a very conservative estimaie of esrningr of the company. Furthermore the

` oiiicers are all successful bus-iress men in Massechuretts, where they are vrell erd fnvoratlv known, and are ready at all times to give the tallest information in reicrcnci, io the company to

ANPPLRICATION FOR STOCK °

A limited amount oi Stork in the xhove company cn sale of r Bice cf tl-e Cacsds I-‘rx TX

change and Investment Co. Lt-‘l.. P. E. I. or apply to Mr. J. C. M1 Kerdrirk. I* li* ‘he ‘f J

' A. Webéier, Charlottetown, P. E. I.. or at the Ranch on Mt. Edward Road. U' ¥°fh° mal"

"¢ in Boston 25 p. c. oi suburlbed amount must accompany spp`iClli0D. b°|'”°° °” °" t°`

A. L. S'|`ARK,‘P|esident. ll. NIWSON, Treasurer. W. B. PURDY, Si crrisry

` A. L. STARI, President and Treasurer Stark Supply Co. Director Fidelity ,Trust Co.,

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