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Silverlor Service

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` Tliin brand, lfnown no I I

".l'|'!vcr1’late that Wears" /

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it is thelieaviest silverplste. Look for the tradenmrk.

to ., Sold by Lending Deqlgrg _

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s. s. ‘nicer-'

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to Liverpool Class “ '

lalifax: June I6,

...mins early.

wiihys. C0, Ltd Halihu '

e. m. for East-

For Headache _._-»_i`_"~»f",1`}

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und Boston. Leaves ,l` 5, __ Iwi' I

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Portland and New York *

Portland Tucsduys

Will make the season of i014 us

follows: Leave Bonshnw Mnyf llth lol* John McKinuon's, Canoe Cove, oon, thence to Jns. Hognn’s, Rocky Point, over night. Tuesday iztli to rank Hu,~'lics', Charlottetown, re- innining till li o'c1ock, thence to G. Mcl.euu's, Lot, LIN, over nightp Wed.

noun, to Mut. Acorn’s, Village Green over night. 'Thursday 14th to R. Mc- Kinnon's, Pownal, dinner, thence to `olin Cullcn's, Alexandria, over night. Friday morning ,totown re

mnining till Monday,

Wednesday ‘Atlth to Fredsrictony noon

hence to Hunter River over night. Friday through CoIville~Rond‘ tn Bonshnw remaining till Mcndny 25th. This route will be continued through the season, health and weather per- mitting. Maros at owners risk.

I Registered under the P. E. Island

enrolment Act form C, No. 7. .

JOHN O`BRIEN

Owner in charge.

Charlottetown, Muy (ith, 1914.

22-i2-\J7Mtst ti.

PROVINCES

In MONTREAL, WEEK-DAY

and SUNDAYS.

England States

High Grade Equipment

D l’.A..C.P.R..$t. ]0hn,N.B.

entin shoes. 'und lmnd. bags.

We mnke H speciality of dyeing

and’ West .l..n1iei.' srrnw huts 1.. me unrest cei-

DONNECTIONS » m`“-

"""""""""` A trinl order will convince iyou it

you call nt '

L “TTL 'LINE The Boston Shoe Shining

Parlors

164 Queen Street

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_ 2392-5~19Mstt1mo.

.Teutonic \ Me antic

W.'K.~

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>N»»-- |=/xnrs

Optniiig of ST. LAWRENCE Navigation

non mr..\l.-oucetc ~ Livsnroot

¢;.,§...i..u ' s nmeis 1914 and zvory Saturday thereafter. B00! NOW!

June 6

ROGERS, CO LTD

Agents . ~

iALLANf~_ LINE i.i.'h‘*“

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nesday to Geo. Woods, H`nzelbrook,_

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Ladies “-5 Gentlemen

ROUTIC . I We. have the latest _ond best' iacili

_ 'ties for cleaning straw'r`ind'-_-Panama;

ALL POINTS IN hats, nlso Ladies Suede, 'wliitiej nnd

able gg” |5,LANp¢ I _

<“:.~;s»if:.f"~-0 IITSUMIIIER RESORT A Good 'Mimi

.‘ -' . LTVERPILIS fx _ _ _ 10.00 _j _,,,, N. _. »»--7 -_.____._.

IIIUHISIS III] HIIIIH SIIKIIIS

SOME 0F P. E. I. ATTRACTIONS

._._..._..-1..__

Prince' Edward Island is the best spot on earth in which tn spend

s. vacation. It is more. it is the ideal land we’ve all heard and sung about in U16 llo_l¢Y0ll days of childhood und youth, “The Lund ol Pure Delight.” Some of its outstanding -features nm

v - A LAND OF BEAUTY. ' - ~'

Three hundred nnd seventy-eight yea,rs,ago Jacques- Cartier wrote;-...

"All this land is low nnd tho most beautiful. _ . . 'lists is wlsnd =ol U10 UGHC temperature which it is Dossible to see." Thousands of tour-' ist visitors attest that it is more beautiful today, and the most ut-

tractive summer resort in the entire Dominion of Canada.

_ A DE|,u,'.HTFUL SUMMER CLIMATE.

Gentle neengg laden with the breath of the see blow from the

south .ine the west nu through the long summer days. dying with the F041 and gold amber und green 01 n gorgeous sunset. The nights are ul- wnys cool and bright, insuring relreshlng rest and sleep. 'I‘here ure no

logs.

' A LAND OF HEALTH. _

' In no country does so large n proportion of the people _live to n green old age. Only about one pei- cent. of the population dies such year. The report nl the Regis"-nr of Vital Statistics for the yesr 1913 shows that nf R tntnl of 033 deaths there were 1

130 over 60 years of B80; 188 over 70 years of nge;

110 over B0 years of age. ‘

27 over 90 years of age.

The infant mortality 0( other countries is almost unknown here.

There is no other land under the sun where 40 per cent. ol the P0ll“l*1fl°`“ live to pass the seventy year sllan ol llfei -

A LAND OF ABUNDANGEJ

In no other country is ‘ there greater nbundence of t-h_e best food ol clear, spnrkllng water in town nnd rural districts alike.

Lamb ol finest ilrtvor;

Eggs, milk, butter and cheese;

'l`he most luscious oysters in world;

Lnbsters in grent'abundancGg

Sea and brook trout, mack-erel, cod, e_tc,; _ Wild e s bran love duck and partridge in their season; _

and

z e c. t. P 1'. _

’ Strawberries, raspberries, blue berries, crunberries;

Apples nnd plums of rare excellence; cherries and small fruit nrre

plentliully produced.

Prince Edward Island crop are, 19135 Wlleitt. 29.500 RCFGBL OMS-

170,200; barley, 4,200; pm, 10; mixed trains. "1.500; hw mul clover, 184,100; buckwheat, 2,600; potatoes, 31,400; turnips, etc.,7,400-, corn for fodder, 260.

Prince Edward Islfrnd live stoc (June 30th. 19l3)1 35300 “Orns-

48,600 mitch cows, 64,300 other cattle, 85,700 sheep, 43,800 Swine-

P.E.I. farm crops, exclusive of fruits, in 1913. were V'11l“e‘l “V

ss renews- wheat, $450,000; Oats, 2,420,000; harley, $80,000: mlwl

muiulng till Saturday morning ioigrain, $203,500; buckwheat, $42,500; roots, $625,000; hay, $3,000,000. o'clock thence to Cornwall, ulytie River, noon, and to llonshaw, rc-

18th,'

to Malcolm Bell's, South-Melville, noon, thence to Pot Hoguu’s, _West moreland, over night, -'l‘uesday_ _through Rose Valley to_ Bradalhnne.

"r<.ts1, 03,180,000. _

p,E_1_ hng $246_worth oi inrnt implements Der lurm, as aiilllnll

$157 in N. B., an-_il $87 worth in N~_S-'

= AUREEABLE SOCIAL CONDITIIONS.

The Island is socially o. land of the golden mean.

Few are _very rich and nlmost none are poor.

'Dhe greet majority enloy comfort nnd prosDeI‘if-Y-

_ Sobriety an-ll order everywhere prevail. _ _ In no part of the American Continent - is there proportionately so little serious crime. '

There are no trumps and beggars me unknown.

Churches and schools are abundant: _

POSTAL AND O'l‘l'lIiIR FACILITIES. '_

There nm 468 post. ollices-one tn every it Bll““\'° '““*;§' of th Throughout n large pert of the l;rovlnce there is.free de ivery e il d il t th i rmers' road gn cs. _

ma s'l‘heaPi"in%e Edawerild Island Railway intersects the Island in ev¢;l`Y‘ dl' faction, bringing tour-tlths of its urea within five miles or the__rnl s. and Telephone lines all over the Island connect 175 t0WIli. Vl "E89

settlements.

_ SUIAE SPETZl_AL ATTRACTIONS FOR TUUIIISTS

_ ' oN 'run Nonru snonn.

The rpmpurt or sand dunes, titty miles long. I-NOW" “P bl’ th”

waves. 0

The long shallow .lagoons inside the dunes, the lmunts oi fish Gnd

l. '

Watargzgres 0| miles ol hi-end, clean hard sand beaches. the delight ol

_ IN GENERAL.

Qin-l bathing nnd sheltered sen bathing: Shooting wild geese, duck, brent partridge und plover in __th_;air scnB0f\~ Fishing brook and see trout, mackerel and other eco B -

Clam pnking, pieuicking, oyster digging-

Buni; sailing and rowing. Hundreds of motor bouts.

IN CIiARLOT'I‘ETO\\N. m __

Victoria Park, 60 acres within ten minutes. wnlk_of 3_0 _$0500 6'-

nnnitirui winks .me drives. tennis courts. sucker and he* “ ~

The Belvidere G01! l»illl<B-

Amnteur Athletic Grounds. -

A ll nt F ee Public I ibrery.

q-|I:ee1§;;__|¢:\ntlwé_; Building, seat ol 5, Legislative Asserr.\»ly older than

th _United S aces ongress.

B The Micniac E_;\c;_ml;me;\t___;1t _f_;»0c\_§Y l’°ll\*'___th

‘ 1- e ur r’s mo . _

ggsggqlg niliiiii 0: Blond;-locked wn(i,ers for boating, bathing. oyster _ n .

shin%__r:_r:_d___§:_l:_1__n_?_»w|_i_lg‘_§____8o____ ol the meet harbors in Canada, entirely land-locked with n shore front of over tour lnllci- . _

Chai-ldttet¢:_wn' has brogd __r:_I_1cu;im1:-ized streets, with concrete side

ed in l n s 0 i-ees.

‘“ abundance. ‘ere s none e e on o -

within B I-_,ding 5,( 25 miles in and around Charlottetown, there

are 5((iiiii.)l9lo‘i.(tigt)o:vn has one of the finest market hllllillnls ln G‘“‘“d°°

'Flilll FOX RANCH|~.>l. _ ___ ___ th

T Tourist visitors n-nd investors will find great in eres n see dg 0

,nm-95 of fog ;-l;n¢;\_:es _thngdsre thickly dotted over the western an een tlprtionso een - ra 0 dh 290 incorllvflllled fox companies, with an nuthorizcd

P.E.1slnn as . _ ,__

¢,pif,9,1 nf over 826,000,000, and a number oi ranches not tfneorvpfc

cd. I Sixty-four fox companies were ncorporntad in P.__E. I. d1ll_l_ll£ milf .Lellslsture besides oyster-farming. dustrisl and tru l;1g___c0r:_ig;_1°_ W-_ 000

Selling prices for P.E.I. sliver loxes, at close ol . é____-~»

tc 330,000 pu- Wh- for pmvld_ed breeders, nnd tor young foxes born

in the year. 515.000 D01' lll1l‘~ ' g P.E.I. fur farming includes the breeding of three vm‘ieties__ofRl0l_¢!__

also rncoon. usher. hoover, utter, mink, mush-at, mm-ten sn usss_ s ble, no well so Persian lambs. -` _ a Eighty-tlvs per cent. ol nil the valuatle foxes in clflli-“ity l-l"""“¢l‘

tm world nm within P. lil. Islgrd.

.p_1g_1, hns 187 lohstenemnl B establishments.

elssnllnod in mnnutaet.urln¢. bureau drawer and scatter Red Ced

I I i i Krni' Pts I. llc"

,etsntlnn is H, vt.. to our mrmenrs in packing mlm' or in tl

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Ono cent per word lint insertion

Twenty-five ecnta. _

Ti'i'é'ii2iiiiiii1iiif'EtXssii-*ii§ii”i'Kii§""

each continuation Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

in this colum. hall ceniper wore

___J?,‘2f‘!¥_l?l3?5_ "l’A__l*_I__?3l’_._

BO ARD ERS W/\N"l‘ldl). A l"I‘lW

`l\fn\rilel'.s ann be ciu;~.'ortn'bIy uc- uomuiodutetl nt; Mies l~lnyley’s 248 Gl'€iit0n E€ti't~i:t. 2‘5tl.'»-5-231i/lfliptl. `

_ ren nr; titer witureo

W/\N'1‘li}ll BY JUNE lh"l‘ A NlAll)

for goin-ral. house work. Must. un- rlurutund plain cooking. tloinl wares. /\i»|>Iy to Mrs. W. ll. Pro- wsc. 148 Euston St. 2500-5123M3il>tl..

WAN'l‘ltll)-YOUNG WOMEN FOB.

training school in hospital for iu- sane. Apply to Dr. id. _V, Scriihner, Bupt., Worcester State Iflorillitul,

"'Box 57, Worcester, Moss. __ _ _ 2110-1-22Mtf. _ WA\'[‘l<lI):-\’t>l`XG Wti.\IA\ lilil-

lweon 20 uinl 35 ycnrs of nge to iu'<e ii three yours 1-ours; in gen- crnl lioslritiil, district und socinl work invludi-tl. For furI.hf_~r inform- uiion wl‘iI_e to Hunt., Frnuiingliaun I_Iosl»it1\1, l<‘run1Juglm.ui, Miles.

2432-5--l‘.lMltIi.

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` FDR SALE

FOIL SALE 2 \"lllll1l llllldl) IIULS-

teiu Cultves bull und hcifcr. A. W.- Morrow, North Luke, ‘

250i-&’.-2'3l\l'lipil.

FOR ‘SALE A GOOD ll0l.S'l‘ii<lN

hull 14 mouths o,d_ Apply to W. l), Ross, Kinross. __ __ ___ 2506-5-23M3iI.lienl~`.3i.

FOXES Ftilt - S’\l.l‘l:-One 'I`uplin

A1 Fcmnie Fox. I’ro.lucI\<l litter this yi-ur. Apply ut oiufu. Rox T7. Port Iifigin, N. Ii. 24S§l-5-`.22iu‘Jipil

I¢‘()lt SALE-FIRST CLASS (IITI and Suburban residences with burns outbui|<lings‘ and ‘lands in connec- tion therewith. Located on the best and most desirable streets in tho. city and suburbs. Spacious and well kept lawns surrounded with hedges. Residences handsomely finished both inside and out, and in- igoocl repair. Fitted 'with all modern improve- ments for comfort ond convenience; equal to thu best in the 1*-ily Ur Province. Persons looking: for n desirable property cnnnot inil to lhe suited. For pnrticulnrs npilly.to Gaudet (te Has/.nrd, f-iollciifors, Vhnrlottetown. 2379-5-`l5M2wks.

FUR S.f\l.iC, 'l`l'IN 'l'i>_‘\'S _ ill" HAY.

(leo. Alillott, lluiuu l{on:l_

2487-~5-;11::`.l5ipil.

l)l"'I"IUNS, BOUG-H'l‘ ANI) SULU,

1914. Foxes, Mink, Marten, etc. Organizing new compnuies my spe- cialty. T. G. Ives, Montague.

‘ 386-1-1»iliiEtl.

.11-llll ORIENTAL, FOX EXCHANGE. Oplifns bought and sold. Best It. E. I. I-livers and patches, also Newioinuland i-lilvers, lt. W. Mac-

liiwer., St. Peters, P. E. I.

- 2120-4-23M2 mos.

FOR S.‘\l.l~} 5 i.»ll'. OF It/\t¥

coons und 5 pair ol Foxes." Will also sell options on mink for Aug- ust. delivery. Chas. Il. Keith,

2252-."1-1l\i1mopII.

FOR SALE }tANi)l>‘UMid l{l~li~llD-

ence known ns the Arniericnn Gon- sulute, situated on the corner of Water nud Haviland Streets. Apply Gaudet & Hasv.-ard. ___ 22r..'»~5-2M|Mo. lildAiiY FOR Sllil’lVil<lN'l` NOW

weaned, nlso ndult Silver Blnck Putciicii Foxes, Martins, liiiby

John Downliuivt, Strathroy, (int.

2364-5-l2i\'lt/ii

MlS{E_I.\,A§l§0U§ __

f\1()'l‘l'(`E. SldWINfi .\IAl'HI\l<ls ' gulls, 'i‘yl'e\vriters and 'Milking

Expert, Morell I-iolcl, Phone

2432-5-lflhlili.

Black und l’otchu1l l‘\\ppy Foxes.

1\l\\i null

adult l"lsl\urs. Prices llcusonuhle.

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and a convenient 7 'f

way to make it -_-

- 'rhegoofi puiehaseisnob-"r‘ ~-

in, Jones & Whitman Ltd. 6 p. c. Preferred Stocic and the convenient way to make

ment Plan. Why this stock is a good purchase now, and what the terms of the con- venient way are, may be learned from special circul- ars which we have ready to

(Brief extracts from the circulars)

Stock issued by staunch

old Company, one depurt~ mont of which has been in nliccessfiil o eration evor since 1770. gields 7.07 p. c ot its present price and includes 0. 2:5 p.c. bonus of Common Stock on which

_ 52 p. c was paid last year.,

(Jun be bought $10 down and $10 monthly _if de-

Exehange Building, Halifax

Aloe At St. John and Montreal'

it is through our Partial Pay- ~ .

send you. T,

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Horsemen

Do not forget to call on

Saturday night and get a copy of the Breeder at “Brown’s Bookstore ” All the

,f_.3~i ' <i.l‘l:`$- '- ._,. ,_

"i`sfir

hm ___

of L . r _ ...J Mn "

chincs repatircii. I-l. R. l)oui:luss,

175|

MALE HELP WANl`|‘D

AleX1iriiI|'n, R. li. Xu. I.

__ ___2»i1l(l~5~l_0I\I2\vks||d.

to A. Ilucllemin & (io. _2350-5-l3`Mtl'

'vv'/\:f1'i‘|~:|» "T/vi' oN<"'l~:.-ii' noon

nhlerl noilieil farm. hand. Apply in

person or write -lncob »lutIsr\n,

BUY WAN’I‘l<lTl.--APPLY IN l'F.|t!~lt)

WANTED _

es. For pnrticulnrs, address Dr Arthur V. Goss, Buph, Taunton

2286-5-9Mti

WANTED* 100 TONS NO. 1 CAST

machine ttrsp. Bruce Stewart & _ lies-i-.sire C. W. Pattersonfs _ PUPILS NURSES, runnin .A.Nn_F1c- " ` ` " ' 'i7H_f;.<. I mule, wanted at the Taunton State _ ,__

I Hospital Training School for Nurs- Cot-_ GL Graft0n__'Sm__ _

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latest magazines and news. .

papers at Brown’s Bookstore ._ .~ St. Dunstans Red &

White at Browns

Bookstore

When doing over your ‘

.' _

spring hat, call at Brown’s Bookstore and get a bottle of' coloring, all shades on hand. f

25c per bottle i~

q'»:l'='_'. '

-.._ ss.; “£2

_ 1_1. Y "

Reliable watches,

Accurate clocks,

Artistic Jewelry, I is

Up to date silverware.

_ &c, &c, at " - _~

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bushel and all over the Dominion prices. find these prices won’t_be

be fertilized-and none but our give absolute satisfaction.

Result of Fertilizer

for them. ~

There is 11 mint of money in potatoes for the men who plant

intelligently and use modern methods in _farmmg.

The Charlottetown markets are offering from 50c to 55c per

To secure the biggest possible crop, the groundwill have to

These fertilizers supply the ground with the vcry elements

of nutrition that are required, and can be supplied in combina- tions to suit every crop, and the varying uccds of every square inch of soil under cultivation.

A farmer at Gleniinnnn secured a profit of $40.50 per acre

solely by using our Unmixed fertilizers.

Another farmer at Little Harbor had a profit of $54.40 per

acre clear gain over the unfertihzed f1_eIds. _

A man at Trilby tried two fields side by side. -The field fer-

tilized with Unmized fertilizers showed a clear gain of $44.75 per acre over the unfertilized fields. _

Interesting booklets on farming and fertilif

"""zers-they’re your’s for the asking-send

ai - V

Get a Bigger and Better Crop with Unmixed Fertilizers! I _

, _ ev. _f.

1 ",~"f;_

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How About a Good _Big

there are corresponding high lower for some months.

UNl\/lIXl~.D fertilizers will

Tests on Potatoes

? How to Apply

'six 3_5.

the Fertilizers

()nc acre of potatoes, yield ing 200 bushels, consumes the following plant food_s: _ potash, 74 Ib_s,_phosphoric acid, 21 lbs, nitrogen _46 lbs. All this has to bc paid back before you can expect good returns from next cultiva-

tions.

USE THIS FORMULA ON YOUR POTATO CROP

Z (For one acre, without

manure.)

2 1-2 bags superphosphate ....... ............. _.$6.25

150 lbs nitrate of soda../1.88

200 lhs sulphate -of potash

................................. _.6 t)0

Total ` §l5.l3

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Chocolates nfs preferred by ::Il you want cn limi your winter ‘

`¢_ ¢¢_-me 1; clothes in as porlect condition next =

mm 3,1, fall ss they sro now, you better use _ Ste

hug, hung; ,nn flnvngs, me Cedar Compound. Just rack 'the

meant nt flavour: at see. |n~"oomnound throughout evo-v t0ld_. - » » ¢ . _ _ _ _

I.. ~»al§i:‘;»»;3:_§f;_5_<33_. _<=<»f_.<=\;§_;.;_.;_.x3.;_.._;;=_;\g;;..L‘1°-,,,,1‘:::‘*'};_OtlrUnm1xedFert1l1zers pay for themselves Try and get . _

J.[;Mackinl0shEa|o; _

HEAD 0l"l"lCl$S

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