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This is biting time- sects-and insect bites ar ry dangerous. Might poi- n the entire system. Put on Our Mosquit

Cream right away. _ Best for any kind of insec

» bite ! Draws off the poiso

immediately -d i s i n fec t thoroughly.

Keep a Tube on hand- ill keep you out of danger.

E. A. Foste

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

"The nweetiiess of low price selrlni equals the bittijriii-ss of poor

quality"

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tomend. So no mntter what happens tofyoui watch. Send it nrnundlto me

` F. S. Mitchell

The Practical Watch and Clock Rcpairer 168 Queen St. Gliarlotlctown

DR. De'llAN’b FRENCH PILI5 {§'.{,°l,‘; gulating I‘llI for»Women. $5 ii. box or tlireo for 310. sold at all Drug stores. or mulled to any

sdilross onfoeelptol price. Tun Boonlu. Dave C9--§¢&%i&£|B£”~&'L\'F-L

l’I'IOSI’li0NDL FDR MEN. ’\ii”°‘°'°<i

in an

Vitality; for Nerve and Bruin; increases “grey

;nntt.}3r"; :\ Trniixc-will build yriju up. 63 o. b0x,ior

wo r $5, ri rug stores, or y inn on reoc pt ef price. Tun soonest Dona Co.. Bt. Catharines Ontario. .

Sold at llvghei’ l')rnu-uon~

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The Island City Painting to

Contracting Painters

House, Carriage and Sign worlt.

203 Kent St. Phone 280-I..

F. C. WALLER J. A. DOYLE 773-.65Mtf.

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' Brilliant Woman

more brilliant when heiloeked with

appropriate gems a,nd.ot1ier jewellery J iist received ` _ NEW AND ATTRACTIVE-LOOKETB HINGE, CHAINS, ETC.

nur stock affords ‘you arnlce selec-

tion of the newest and most favored designs-‘ . '

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Soutl;'S`;i:ie

Calgary Oil

The baseball team from Charlotte-

town that played_ in Bummerslde on Wednesday, defeated the Westerners by a big score.

In the the morning a game was

started and it had only reached the third innings when the game was called on account of the rain. With the score 6-1 in Charlottet;own's favor.

In thc afternoon at 5.45 a game

oi' seven innings began with Char- lottetown team at bat. This ended 7-1 ii;_La_.yor oi Charlottetown. It was a good game and Milford. for Charlottetown, played the best game of his life on second vhile Campbell, the pitcher had speed` to burn. .

_For Bummcrside L. Mcliellan nnide the on-ly score for his side by a. beautiful hit to right field on which he got a homie run. '

The following was the llne-up.- on"1‘owN ' ' wsieic

» CATCHER

Saunders ...... . .. Oliver

PITCHER

Campbell .......\lcQ.i1rrie

`FIIlS'l` BASE.

Fred Moore ...Morrison

SECOND BASE

Milford ....... .. . ......... ..~ ......... ..Gravc

THIRD BASE

Sweeney .Mcliclluu

SIIORT STOP

Koouglian ...Grady

RIGHT FIl".l.D.

McCiirey ...Gaiicncy

l.EF'I‘ l<`ll<lLll

Martin ...... ...................... .England

C. FIICLD

Whitlock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......l{clIy

UMPIltl‘]-Joseph 1\lc(‘ollough,

li¢\Sl<l JUDGE-l'l. Davey.

lillllll llllflili _

1 ll SUMMEHSIUE

z.ao crass, 'bussn sioo, HALF-

MILE] I-IELTS. .

1. Helen R., ii,.m., by Harry K-.

The Mcliinnon Drug Company, Char- lottetown. 2, 1, 3, 1, ‘-’, 1. 2. Princess Etta, by Prinston 0'-

Brien, Elirisdale. 1, 2, 4, 3, 2, 2,

3. ,Derhy, _bIk. .,_ by Clayson J,

Stanley wedlock, ilharlottetown. -1, 4,

1”'

5*’

_id .seg _“_”

H. C. Hooper, 2.

4. liuby D., `Char1o1.teto'wu.

Tlmo.-1.1l,- -1.13, -1.10,

1.11. `

::'i`l-IROW AWAY YOUR OLD '1`O0’I`H

'BRUSH. Leading dentists say that a tooth brush should not he used longer than two months as after that ithecomes so impregnated with germs an to be an actual menace to health ` We believe in buying medium priced tooth brushes frequently. Just ` at present wc are selling a curved brush at 25 cents. It is the most. effective brush on the market. The McKinnon Drug Co., Druggists Cor. Grent George and Kent Sts. metf.

E.\"l‘1tl~IMl§S I.\’ CONVERSATION

. This little talk is for the girls and the younger women who are perhaps the most given to extremes in con vcrsation. One of the manifesta- tions of this extreme form of ex- pression, as evidenced in the talk .oi almost any small group consists in the over~usc of ndjsctives and ad-

of speech carelessly, and more fre-

,, quently than they are aware of.

The words lovely, delicious, won dcrful, sweet, darling, pretty, clear, cute, cunning and niaiiy others that you can licar for yourself in any or- dinary conversation are constantly misuse-'l'. l.ook up their definitioiis for yourself. The result will cure you of a pernicious habit. It is n schoolgirl habit., and it will likely die itftcr n fcw years of use, when thc stern reiilitics of life cull for strong- cr and more sensible words. llut if you can prevent your vocabulary from passing through this stage, dc so by all means. An older person who makes the use of mlsapplictl iid- iectivcs and ailvorlis runs the risk of being considered gushing and insin- cci-e.

Now, it is not required that yor

take all the personality out of your conversation. '|`1ie piirist in conver sutlon is sometimes tiring, and it must he admitted that the enthusi- .asm of the moment will make us usr 'words that would not stand tht severe lightof criticism. But ilo not get thc habit of talking in the ex- tremes that rob all conversation ol dignity. Do not over-use the ad verbs and the adjectives that should ,add to the value of a sentence, noi

_.___ - .

The races in Suinmerside on Dom-

inion liuy were well contested and iiotwithsrandlng the forbidding wea- ther of the morning large numbers were in attendance and a good days sport was enjoyed.

Special interest centered around

the 2.19 class in which the fa`r>fair.- cd Dr. Sharper started and .won the race with Hilda S. a. close second and Cherry Ripe a close third, there being but the matter of a few '-inches between the three. `

The following is the summary.-

2.l9 CLASS, PURSE $200, MILE HEATS.

1. Dr. Sharper, b.g., Z.19},` The

McKinuoii Drug Co.. Charlottetown. 1, l, I. I. _

2. Hilda S., blk. m., by Commo-

dore Lydinrd. A. A. Stewart, South- port, 2, 2, 3, ,2.

Il. Chr-.rry Ripe, h.g., 2.21, by

Parkside, 'l‘. C., Edgett, Charlotte- town. 3, 8; -2, 3; ' ' ‘

Time. 2.29l-- 2.26 --2.28.

1. Winnie M., b.m., by Ringwood,

A.F. Murphy, Cliurlottctown. '21, 2,

-VJ `l43°“’“f2 2.24 (Liss. Pussie $100. HALF-

_ ,_ _ _ ‘ Minn Hnivrs.

' » " `¥` 1, 2, 1

2. Happy Gcnrgc, 2.222, b.s., by Iiinzllinn, W. A. Toombs, Long Riv-

“ `-.. ’ ci 1, 3,

'. 2, 1, 4. .l Orwell Bell, hlk.m., 2.Z3§, Tho

Mcliinnon Drug Company, Charlotte- town. 2, 1, 3, 4, Il.

-i llrenton H., by Oakley Baron,

H. C. Hooper, Charlottetown. 4, 4, 4, 3, 2. '

Time. -1.14,-1.13, -1.14. - .i,ia.

F W _

' \Nelll_i'tgtoi1

Tea Party ,

E. I gilgnlilignlslele on church grounds near

Wednesday, July Sth, `

All the Amusements and a let Class ’l‘en. n _ ' ' ‘Cornet Band in attendance.

, 'rims Annlnosilliiirrrs.

` . ,

` ` ‘ Rate Tune

si.oo soo' 1.11. .90 9.0!"

2:33

_ :essay aries:

I ;_ . ‘C 4-'J I I -

or uri-in item emi-`

detract from it. ; If you use the word awful for the ,description of a bow of ribbon, what are you going to do when you arf ldescriliing the terrors of war? After <. nll, the main thing to- observe is the |oosistcnt and relative value of words Keep your conversation within con- 'trol and nntiiiial l1ouii~:l`s. Do not lscream out silly words that contri- bute nothing hiitnifoolish chatter tc your inforntntion." Try to" use thr 'words here _ dismissed os little as lpossible. There is a place for “dear” hilt it is not in aconvcrsa- ltion about a little toy soldier. "Dar- ling" should never be used to niodi- lly the word "'biiclr1c;" 'and so on; lyou can`takc nach offense and alalyze ~it out of existence. l The extreme in conversation is fre- lquently g sign of youth; it is notice- 'eine in on unit orwomen who have done very little reading and on e few words gathercil in their school days try to fill the demands of all 'kinds of conversation. '|`o be . able to' use the right word at the right time, not pednntically but natural- ly, is n charm worth cultivating.

S'l.`OltY OF THE KILKENNY CATS

During the roliclllou which occ\11`r¢6

in Ireland in 1197 hilkenni' WHS 894°' I,-lggngd ny ,, regiment of Hessian sol- diers, whose custom it wus to 1110 ¢0` gcther in one of their b,,rracK rooms two cats by their respective tails and then throw tlicin face to face iici-oss n lim generally used for drylllg °l°'1\\' 'es. The cuts naturally became infuri- ated, and tors and stretched until death ensued to one or both of them. Tha officers were made acquainteil. with the barlmrous acts of cruelty- anti receives to siwcdilv out un end to them. For this purpose an onicer was ordered to inspect each ‘narrack room daily and to reports its stntc. The soldiers, determined not to lose the daily torture of th". cats, gener- ally employed one of their comrades to watch the,al1Droa'.°.h oi the oillcer. Om quo ooeslgghc neglected his duty hue'-the oiit-oe: was time amending 'the stair; w-hue cats were undergoing their customary torture. One ol the ttiudvdrs seized a sword from the arm'i'selt, and with a single blow, 'aiviaeii the tail, ei the cm. The ,rats escaped through the open win- idows of the room, which was enter- Inlhntly afterward! by the'om00l'l. ‘who inquired what was the cause of 'the two nleedlng cate' tails bring suspend!!! M the line, and was told ln reply that "two cate hiid been lighting lnythl room, tlu\t,lt_ vienna lmnmisie ee warm land they teutht so desperately

laik: had Jdevoured been other

' *th "; tmytcsptlcn ~-ortilelr

verbs. Many girls use these ports'

C ~ `

._A£l!.l-IY WHO PLANTED TREES. _

(From the New Orleans "Timel-

Picayune/41 - '

They who once lived and planted

'ti-ees _

'And died and passed to a better

lund ' `

'Are not quite dead while the trees

` still stand. - -_

For the ear can note and the eye yet

sees

In the gnarled trunk and the rust

ing lr.-at

That which recalls, but iissuagcs

griei.

Though narrow may have been his

piiih. ' ., .

In life-all - narrow-yet will wro-

ught he

tres.

And heaven rr-my look d0"'n in wra

,With those who live. and plant, an ‘ diei

A VISION IN ls‘PRINf`r

On the sward at the cliii-top

Lie strewn and white flocks;

On- the cliff-side the pigeons Roost deep in the rocks.

rapt in their blankets, ep on the hills.

Lic

ln the moonlight the shepherds

Asl

Soft build by the rills

\v .` e _

-Wliaic forms nro these coming So white through the gloom?

What garments out-glistening

The gold-iiower'd broom?

Apollo comes lending

hoir, the Nine.

leader is fairest,

all lirc divine.

-Msttlicw Arnold.

'Tis liis c ~'I‘he

But

"l‘HINl§ HAPPY '1‘H0_UGH'l'B. _

1‘biuk

' sunny wcnther! 'Tis easier when thc skies are dee

und blue. _v heart and 'the robins sin toiretlicig y clear eyes bc tranquil us th dew. `

Let th

A nil th

lution.

Grow r.'i<liant in thc early n:~urnin

rays: 4

_-‘ill vein regret und haunting expec

tation

(ln fur lioi-izons full like distant huz

. 1 ,

'Q'

Think

sunny weather!

hand,

Wunder

gather

And drin

the land.

So rich

shalt gather,

so triin<qi1liyg'r¢'w thy' spirit and eh ' hxuin, That when thc winds blow fog an

stormy weather

Thou shalt have sunshine though th

earth have rain.

-Charles

look.”

NSHINE NEVER FAILS.

THE SU

Upon the' sadness of the sea

The sun'se't broods rcgretiully; Froni the fur, lonely spaces, slo

So out of life the splendor dies; So darken all the happy skies;

But overhead the planets burn. .

And nu the east another day _ Shall chase the bitter dark "away

be wet?

The sunrise never failed us yet.

The blush Our light

lIl(\I'9.

Sud soul, That sunrise never failed us yctl

-Celia Thnxtcr.

THE ORTIIOGRAPHY

Somo inte g p

appear in thc "Record" It is we] .known that orthographv was little nccoiintvd o and that Shakespeare himself woiili have conside ing his name another ,, more waste of time ‘It i however, wor narro struck

when the l~`irst Folio wus given

entries are as

written ln 1623: ~ Shak--siler Bhakti-spoiire Shake-spcare Shake-spcure Shakspoare , "' '

flhok-sllcare

Sh-nbc-spears

The testlinony, obviously in

“Shake-spears," oronounclaticei curious that the 'en should he ll

seven entries.-

te_». . _

Westminster "Guts . 1

.|.

1. . . ~

nesouloies In _-'i‘m<: ' ,~ ~ //oivrrsin _irmenoia

thweiltiaif

begins

How many

there are

used

ln En - Irelan

Who wrote his name with a planted

all who sever that final tie n _

A 'lhrougli the forest never curing what

--R.B. NAYFIELD

hiippy tlioiiglits, O friend, in

‘Sudiicss, thy troubled spirit's exhu-

huppy thoughts, 0 fricnu, ii

Let Glndncss and thy spirit, hand ii

across thc duisied iieids to-

k the cheer and sweetness o

Poole Cleuves, in the "Out-

Withdrawn. the wistful afterglow.

So gathers twilight, cold and stern

What though your eyes with tears

Of dawn may yet restore and hope und joy once

take comfort, 'nor forget

OF SHAKESPEARE

restiu Shakes euriiinu

in Shakespcarc’s trnie

Pctl the question of spell-

ln oh-c wuy and ,not

f'. Rl

th recording how i the

the liodloiiin oilicinls,

so fur ns it goes, is favor of the form

and of the present of the word. It is single or double hyp-

sed in six out of thc

£43

‘litre fsvftal of the old ‘ custom of ' “tllatiietir de Haro" ln1Alderncy as s proceeding in legal action recalls the fact that ‘lforman 'French ls still

~&l\!10~ of-the Channel

Islands. It-is rather ,,, surprise when _-

count tho lilerent

the ‘llofdefe

31 tho I.

` _ DAILY SELETIOIS FUI'

lillllfhllll IEIDEIS I

lemlehed by WJ. Lesson ‘¢ ¢ .

WHERE WEARINESS FINDS REST

Come witl mc, O you world-weary,

_ to the haunt of thrush and vcery, - ' To the c.edar's_ dim cathedral and

the 1-alaee of the pine;

Let the soul within you capture

something of the wild wood ra-

- pt.\:i's,' “` " Something of the epic passion of .t _ _t._l}_llI.-harmony divine! _ Iloyvli. the pathway let us follow from ` the liemlocks to the hollow. ` 'l`o'7‘th'c"woven, vine wound thickcts

in the forest vague and old,

While the stream-let winding after is

ii ti-ai‘_,of silver laughter,

And the boughs above hint softly

of tho melodies they hold;

the wiry our feet are faring, We shui! hear the wild birds revel

in the labyrinth of tune,

And on inossy carpets turry in His

temples cuol and niry,

Huni' with silence and thc splendid

aniber tapestry and pity:

Lcuve the folly and the fashion

\vt-nriiig out tlic fuitli of nzen;

Breathe the breath of life blown ov-

Cr llblnnd nieuilows white with clover, ' Anil with chil<l1ii>oil‘s cleiirei' vision

sec the face of God again!

-Ex.

'l‘l-IIC 'l`ltl<lN’1‘ WA'1`l'lIiSHl'll).

Thai pririaticiilly all the pine in ii‘.`.-_

'lrent vnlley ‘limi been rcinovieil, 1.|i:it. the whole urcn luis been buriicd over iii. least. once, :uid that its ii result ot tires, l;’>l\,0ll1l iicrcs ure |ii~iii:tio:illv ii. desert, :irc cont-,liisloiis set. for-tli iii ii i~ipi»rl. i-uliilell “'i`i‘cnt Witter-

shcil‘Siir\'iy," rirceiitly piiblislied by the (.i_~nii-`\issinii of (‘oiisorv:itioii. The lloiniuioii tluveiwiiiz-riit, luis u spcvini intierest. in' this piiiticiilni- reigion, ns the cupitall invested in the 'l'i'eiit ruuiil ziiuoiiiits to upiiiiriin of .\\1|,-

I l'il|l.i|l\|‘, und the i'vn1_»vi\1 of the lor-

i-st cover hits :iii liiipiwtiiiit eilect on

5 thc \vi|.t<‘|‘ supply,

0 For' the inost part the hind is |ion~

iigrieiiliiiriil, iinil riisiistmiis cinisie- ‘lUi'llC1'l=' I-uve followed its scttleincnl, by fzirn_ei'i~. lilnoiigli second-izriiivtli timber is present, hoivcvcr, to wiir-

K iiiut ii policy of eonserviitioii, wliieh

shoiilil lr: cnrrieil out under lloinin-

` ion, l'v'o\'iiiuiiil or Miiniiwipiil izontrol.

A iira protective oiuzniiizaitioii slioulrl

0 bu peiiecteil, iiini the whole nren

carefully iuliiioiiiistereil with ii. view

I to pcr;`-1-Liiiitiiiir the forest i'esoiii'i-vs.

The report, eiiiboil_Vi"E tllcgn L-,,,,_

‘ cliisions, wus compiled by Dr, (‘__ |;_

Hfilvc and Mr. J. Il. White, of tho Fiiculty 1-: l¥‘oi'esti'y, University of ’l"oi'ont1o,iriii1 luis nn iiiti‘iiil|ietorv

f disciissior. by Ili; ll. 1'). l<‘r=.rni>w. ll, 'consists o' 156 page and is il`[\|,,.

ri store of memories thou fmtcd Wm, '39 hull, £T)'m_ Lm"mv_ ‘

...-,\"in;:.~:

and three maps.

y #fill

d ::l"or :ill forms of dyspepniii V)-|\i|,.

er' incipient or clirunic you ,mum ,,,,

Nliiistiike in using McKinnon'silyspcp-

‘tic tablets. Tliesc get right do-in to the sent of the trouble, :ind euro (lm ailment by removing the caiisc, nizil put you on the i'i.<zht road to por- fect health and in short order. A box 'Z5c. McKinnon Ilrug Co., <‘oi-_ Grcut flvorgc and Kent strc:-.ts.nitf.

Grand Tea Party At Fodhla Station

The parishioners of St. .\1icliiicl's

Church, Iona, will hold 5 Llraind Tea Party ¢-i: Foilihln Station on lilondiiy, July 6th.

'lhe people of this parish ure fnnicd

for their hospitality, :intl on the pro scntoccusion they ure prepiiriiig t,, entertaiii the largest number of visit- ors that ever pi\_troni1.cd tliem. '|`1ieii' ten ta-hlcs will not l='c uxcollcii uny- where. The iisuiil niiiiisnnionils, includ- ing Band nnil linglvipc music, will ,be provided.

No selling nf iiitoiiicnting liquors

or treating will be toll-riited on or nenr tho ,L-roiinds. In iirlrllitim, to the Vigilance ('onmiiti.i.‘e, nn 11111(-_i~_i' iii tho

I Tcmpcraiico Allinncc will be presi'iit I to cnsurc strict ciifiii‘cciiii~nt of thu

liiW.

.\ spccinl trnin will linvc

1 £iiirlot.t.oto\vii direct; for l"oiib1n n 1.50 p, ni., piissiiii: .\lt. A'iblou nt; 2.13, liirko Verde ul. “ 31 llermlin ro int 2 'iT Vernon

ii 1-- . i. _ .

place nnd mark in the Lihrai-`y'_ qthc River nt 2.41, looviiii; lwnllilii. on ru

follows, ami were ull

turn nl 7.30 p. ni. Itotiirn ture from (`1i_1i-lottctowii|;0 cents, from Mt.. Albion 45 cents, ' lroin \`.-i-- non River 30 nriits, and from other stations in |vi'iu»oi~t'1mi.

llctur" tickets iii; slnglg first. cliirs

lure, ;.'r\od_ to retiirii following llriy, will illfio ho issllml July litli ri" all 'rogiilnr trains of Murrny llurboi- ilriinch, and (ln '1`Hl€ Mi\ltN1N(1 Tit/\IN Flllflfvl SUNlMl¢lRSlDl1}'l‘() CI-1All'l.OTTE'f`()WN. Visitors wrist. ol Chnrlottcizom, mm thus connect. “ith the special which _eaves the city nt. 1.50 p. m.

8188-6-27MBdt.'&Thurs2l.

_ BOSTON HOTEL ADS

‘ai

OXFORD

lesion, I

llle

use un. with been

roonin _I end, un. Vwltl

P. BRIO,”-

_You Gan’t Out .Out A soo sravmmug, or ruononearrs,

A A

will clean thein off permanently

. .. _ »

and you work the horse 'same time.

_ Doee not blister or remove the

hair. $2.00 per bottle, delivered.

_ Will tell you more if you write.

Book 4 K free. ABSORBINE, JR.,

O) the antisepticlinimcnt for mzuikind, }` reduces Varicose Veins, Riiptured

Muscles or Liuzinirnu. Enllrgedtllsvids, Gaines.

Wenr. Cy-is. Allan pain quickly. Price 31.00 and 52.00 s bottle at dni gisu o.' delivered. lllanulairturcil only by w.r.roIi~c.i».u.r.\'1umm nia~|..iinnmi. cn..

t . .

,li Te ders

Senlcd tenders will be received not

inter than the lfith oi July next for the installation of eclcctric wiring lor lights, bells, etc., for the llulton Sanitorliim. Plans and specifications can be ever' ut. Lhe alavrug's mana, Charlottetown.

D. A. McKINNON,

Sec’y.

3007-6-18Mtf.

Am0l`lCun Trotting Stallion,

Directum Patch »

(`ci'tIflciltc No. 89,482. Stunilnrd

Registered No. 511317.

Pedigree can be traced in thc fol-

lowing forni; _

Uircctuin l’zit.ch fouled 1006; hy

Joe Putchen 30239; ,num ,siwout Mm-_ 1-§"‘T|`ii»” ily llirectoin Kelly 31,3114 griiiidiini Diiuiu H. by Artillery 750 etc., (Sec Sweet Marguerite, Vol. xvii).

llircctlliii l’u1.cli is H half l1i‘utlii~_ to the win-lil fi1n.i-il llnn 1':iteli, ho is 011:11. bliick with lots of style nuilnu- tiiiii. llc wus isluirbeil in di1li‘l't'iit i'iir'es iiiiil si:ciii'eil second in it 27 in 11112 :ind nlsii izoiiilr over il niiles iii 171 iniiiiltrs nlwnys liiiisliifllg the lust liiilf tulle fiisli-st.

Will iniiki- the senson of 1914 nt

the fullo\\'iiii_- places,

June 3 liliiiituguc lit (‘liu.i~loa ,'\

Miicl1onnl<l'i~i.

.I,,,,(-, 5, Iililon nt M. Gillis. .Tune 14 l\'1iiri'ny River, iit ,\l\ii'i'iiy

River llotcl ut noon. n

At. nil pluci-,s 1ori.nlglil.ly, lii-:\llh

and \vciit_ln-r porinitt.in»;,:, nnd i'i~n\:iinil- cr oi time nt lioluc i=t.ii\:\\,- l’.<-llcviic.

l\`ui'1.licr iiifoi'nii\i.i<ni on aivpliciitillii

and linnilbills to John A. l\li'l’1il~c in cluirge.

'Forms $15.00 for si-nson; rntllrii

privileges. ‘llnrvs nt, owin-rs risk,

Miilcolni 1\’I1icl‘liec [fr Vo.,

' Own:-rs.

West Newton, -,\l:iss.

Joh" A. lili-Phvw in cliiirgc.

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New Goods

We have new lines of Dry

Goods now in stock and cases arriving daily to augment our large stock, which is now almost complete. The prices --well come in and we will talk price. You will find what you want and at a piice you will not dispute,

P. E. l. Dry Goods Store

formerly occupied by Simon Joseph & Co.

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The World-Wide Fox Exchange

Montague

_ We have reinziining unsold op- tions on oily 3 pairs Class A

oldest i'aiu:1u_-s iii the l’rovince,z1nd are the top notch in Fox Breed- ing, as they coiitaiii nothing in their pediiziircs but pure Island stock. Will sell right to quick

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Mail Contract h1l!.‘i\Ll'lD TENDERB, addressed tg

the Postniaster General, will be fe. celvcd at Ottawa until Noon, 0,, _Fri- dny, the 7th August, 1914101- thg conveyance nl His Maiesty's Mails, on 3 proposed Contract for four ye1u"s over li-lchmon-d, N0. 2 lin;-,,\ Mail lloute froiu the Postnraater Gencri-il’s pleasure,

Printed xl0,U¢¢-1 containing further

information as to coilitions of pro- posed ffontriict nzay lic seen and blank forms of Tender may he gb- tuined at the Post Offices of liar- niony Lot 13, 1-liggiiis Road, St, ('hrysu-‘tome :ind tfurislo und at the ollivc of the Post Office Inspector.

JUllN 1". WHEAB.. Post Oiiice Inspector.-

ost filling lnspector's Utilce, , <`iu1i'lottcto\\'n 23111, June, 1914.

145-ii-25|i,1tl1ul'S5il.

FOR SALE

Trotting Bred Stallion

Bired by Aouiri, 2.2’l}, doin 5, pro- iicing diiiighter ol- Almost, Wilks; 4 cars old, absolutely sound and Kill-1, fine style, good trotting action, can show 2.25 speed, dark bay, weight 150 Ilia, , ‘_ For further particulars, write. Wl1‘0

or phone.

W. R. McKle- l695-5~20-llltf. '

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'1`lii- l.i'.\n,l \.oilgc, liidcpciidcnt (lr-

aler of tiiiilid 'i`vin|1liii~s, will iiicct nt i\l:i|'iili1i1:lil in i'iiiii\»~l:tiini \\‘i1.li Bilnncr Loilgo ini \\'i:1lneFilny, -lilly iitll ll1`Bl1 in-i_'i»:ii»i| opciiing M. I0/ifclock, a.ni. 'l`i<~_ki~tii nill be insueil :it one wily lzrst (lim: fare :it :ill sl.iil,iinis cunt. i-T :inll friiiii, ltoyiilty .liiiu'1.iol\ tv ‘v`u1loi'li .\'t.:itini\. lil-leiziilcs will |111-use .-iw that they get. S'l‘/\Nl)AliD i`.|‘lit'I`ll<‘ll`/\'|`l‘i 'l‘1_1‘lil‘l'I`ln' wliltfll l\l'0 iqooil, ;;¢.ii|i':, for ll|i~i»i~ |u»1iii'1~ and rc- t_i|i~nin;:_ for llircv iinys :liter the iiii-rlingz, l1<_‘lc;::il1‘s, C0ll\i1\l=! i»_v §&i»i|tlu'|‘ii 1li':i|ii'|i \\'_ill '_neclI to voiiii- into ('li:i|`li»t.toii»\~vi on tho "iii, 'l`<iiii\i= \\il| be wnitinig nt. Suf-

|<-1< Sloiiirii on nrriviil of mo|'nin|:; :line-. M i

A. Il. l“liASl*llt,

'liruiiil Seci'e1.ury.

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l nmiiy an co., ii.

St. John, N. B. Ilave vigorous, Largo, Healthy New Brunswick ltnnvh Raised Beautiful Silver Black l"oires.~

1 ¢ ' ,f abr li B 'rue“§¥iiiir¥1ilf'arf}l.s.13io. am-

_taine snilioient Lime, so lndispsn sable in producing strong, healthy Foxes iiiakirg it unnecsiuiry tofeed the young artificial Limo Water to prevent them from deteriorating in vigor and stamina ,

U u r prices are reasonable: -

, Terms liberal. ‘,

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Hotel Martinique

l\ (idway at 32d St., NEW YORK.

B011 Rooms 4011 Baths, Splcmliil room, with ncljoiniilg both, $2.00.] .\/Vlth privzito l1utl1,‘ froni $12.50. Special wookly i~ntes.~

foxes. 'l'|u-¢=~,~ :ire from one of the ` lleslauml mc” Modmloff

The most l~oii\'¢~i|ii>i1l lor-nlion to

llir-ntrus,‘ilopiirlmoiit stores and all ‘trnnsir lines; lmizrgngc transferred to nnil from lfuunsylvnllin Station 'i`ret°.

Chan. S. Taylor. Prcnllelit. , , Weller Gila \'| 1-il' eulilonl.

purchaser. Delivery gu;irilnteed.l

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Are the Foxes for the

fact. Are they from a strain they are;-di the parents of

North Milton

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highest grade stock in the Province, es this is a settled

$39000 per pair, yes they did;--are the this Co. cppitalized at $5.700 per pair, yes also a fact that the 5 o d females, of pups last year and 21 pups this seasons, one of the greatest records

Investor this is the Co. for

once beforetlie deal closes, for

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The Following liacts will Convince You ' i

North Milton Co. from ‘the

of_ very heav breeders, yes this stock sei last year for

Foxes for are. It is

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