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` Sllfleonsi Loudon. Of course. there

are whole riicesof dwarilsh_huma.u _

5011185. liiltflhe kind of person who P. E. ls Gspeciallynleserves the name' is cue. _ ,,_,_,__,__ _ ' __ who is conspicuously small amongst A `

_ his own people. Most of these eccan- Pfilllre Edward Island is the hest sp0t on earth in which to spend

trio little folk, often called midgets, °' v“°“u°“' It ls m°r°' it i°l'h° m°"~H““d ""°'V° an heard ‘md “"3 “ho” are _,Balm according to Prozelhor G“_ léi grae tlialgyon élitys do! childhood and youth_ HT-he Lund of Pureilelfghto.

_ tori endowed mm the gm of per. o s ou s an ing features are _

pgtuallyoufli-not altogether a deslr- A LAND OF BEAUTY.

a o g ft, as any reader of .fairy one Wm know 1, was often though, hz _ Three hundred and seventy~elght years ago Jacques Cartier wrotez- mid_ that midgets were people “__*_oBB ‘ All this land is low and the most beautiful. _. . . ‘Nils isa land of réwth had dd b the best temperature which it is possible to see." Thousands of tour- gh su enly een arrested. ist visitors attest that it is more beautiful today. and the most at-

ilst :"5 “T _ The Drofessor tractive summer resort in the entire Domiinion oi Canada.

po n e ou at n many cases “tho

so-called dwarfs or midgets are not A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER CLIMATE-

' hi. resin; the result of a swppage or Gentle scenes laden with the breath ,of the sea blow from the

5 ow ’ ut. mm" °f a l"`°"“°t°d d°' south and the west all through the long summer days, dying with the my ln d°"°1°lJm°“t» 5° U10! llley TB- red and gold amber and green of a gorgeous sunset. The nights _are nl- maln infants all their lives. When ways cool and bright, insuring refreshing rest and sleep. There are no they grow old, as they often do, their |0lB~

infantile characteristics still ersist, A LAND OF HEALTH’

7_Wl"'67»{-»~~;zif_`_».s'<_-`_'i.';_‘_l_._"_'»_ """~ ' __Our__ lthowlcdge of dr_i_ig business-m all its

tais. Which, wil_l__ _b_e apparent

t_f;_you_ the minute you enter t iss ore.

_ n<;i;ly gain us you co . _

That__'Con_fid_ ncé by which

wc will hol your ' bus- iness. _

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Central Drugstore

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Let us dispense your next

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éld Age infantile Characteristics

Dwarfs have always been e puzzle

` -L. _-‘_ _ -__ _ - ' ~ ‘ ~ _ _ _

ii ` 1° l¢l6ll!lBlll vvlletller they' are huinalk' L

` x'2`*i~- _' V5# E7" ' 9911185- llllmlll, or plants. Home of _ » ` _ _` '

the dimculties of understanding tho'

_ _ _ ._ _\=_ origin of the human ones we anis _ 4 _, _~ _ \~_ \__§_\\.» _ '~,.l` .“¥`°.

"°'l‘;¢- `-_- _ *Wir by Profslsbr' 'i~iastlfias"Gilf`ol“d..

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Dr- Gilford save many quaint instances _ _ t 1 H t Dr. Gilford gav many quaint instances greenIl¢lJl¢¥iIoa;;%lnll`rllyd(:i?o\Ii\l:, }>.:iIeg`;ierBci:)il-t(Tp(:Jlitil,)lTe opoplllatllllmtnnl) diesve each where their smallness and their baby. year. The report of the Registrar of Vital Statistics for the year 1913 like minds stood dwarfs in good stead. “MW” that °f B “tal 0’ 983 deaths th°"° were

‘One mannikin, he said, travelled wher- 130 QV" 60 yea” °' agef

188 over 70 years of age,

ever he cared to go on the railway no Ove, gg _mrs of

i age. -_

with half a ticket until he was 30 27 over 90 yyenrs of age. years old; another intelligent child The infant mortality of other countries is almost unkno--._ _-ro-

of 14 years got through more easily ;l£llei-e is no other land under the sur; \;'l}el_‘e 40 per cent. of the population

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Still. for his mother or any other ve t0 pa" the seven Y year spun » _ woman who cared to assume the re- ` A LAND 0]; ABUNDANCHL ' < sponsibility could carry him about as _ a baby in arms. In no other country is there greater abundance of the best food

This intense prolongation of the and of clear, sparkling water in town and rural districts alike.

Lamb of finest flavor;

period of childhood was really some- Eggs' 'Unk' butter and cheesm - *bmi Very m“°h “km *O B _dl°e5°°~ The most luscious oysters in world; ' The lecturer classified it into many Lohsters in great'ahundanC°9 ‘

forms, but said of the many specl- Sea andbrook trout, mncksrehcod, etc,; _ mens he had met and examined: ‘V110 S0200. brunt. plover. duck and peru-ings in their season,

Strawberries, raspberries, blue berries, cranherries;

T110? Seem £0 be lllwlllselll and CBD' Apples and plums of i-are excellence; cherries and small fruit are

_ ..

lt ls Never t00 Late tivatlng little people, their intelli- plentifmly px-0du¢;¢¢i_

genes bei r ni hiidi ii tt P ' El a Ii d r are. 19131 Wheat 29.500 acres; ents.

r__f;__rRi_:i<i.S__§_~_»_ ri;i_1_=_i_i_t_e{n\:;lwear happens ievvour meh as _:ing be Zxgecteg o€ay°?,I:g' 176,2d‘il;mebarl¢;;'[:_r 4,;gg;u péacsl; wgll; mixed g3f1l1l4¥(l_?_._' t;;l`:5§)0; iégy 7

0 people who had gathered years of clover, 184,100, hue whea , . . potatoes, , , np , -. . .

F._S, M t h for fodder 260

1 c e experience They never seem to be com » nc Ediyard 'lsiand “va Eton June 303, 1913) 35 000 horses,

Th-Pi-'.|‘w. h acl -i<R ' Y' Hi ° ( - t ' _ ii\s‘o..'.-'s‘.§'°§i.` "C a" ciiirieiigillifi 0I>°ll°d °f ‘Wen °m0°1‘\‘0»°°°0 br 00°- 48.600 If-ilch wwe. 04.300 ether cattle, 35.700 sheep, 43,800 swine.

' ` attentions they receive from the pub- P.E.I. farm crops, exclusive Ol fruits. _in 1913, were valued ut.

lie, but shew unint eiiiiuisn trans HS 1°11°W°° Wheat- 545"~°°°i °“t“'_ 2-4203005 "“'1‘_‘Y' ”°'°°°‘ “md

Y ° - - 42 soo n 3 ooo ooo.

and 8 charming nuveté which make. §rrCi_i__i;|_, lg£2_;l1i§»_;l_l:_,00huckwheat, 5 _ . roots, $625.0 0, hay. 5 . »

' them great favorites with those who hos $246 worth of farm implements per farm, as against

have dealings with them." $157 in N. B., and $87 worth in N.S.

_ _ “ft _ __ _ __ _.gcle_noe ____x_i_al,_ur_a_lly._ divides .dwarfs_,_ - _ _ EABLE SOC 0 I_H0NS_ _ _

l ' \ ' k

' ' _ - _ .1 intb liniiulgkindsp, but two ot these f ~ A°'RE IM* GND _

are quite distinct. In_one__elass-the.

' bones grow* harder-with ago instead ’ _ot remalning._u,_,iu theiother class,

_puny like uiussl__ot'iieus children.

_When»,°'as in' -the lg!-l°»¢Ll1e bones _“tue _Nllnstovhsrdelk _ ` °“°“f -.'i`liere are no 'tra/mips nndbezsars are unklwwn. _

I mv C ureh s and soho ls are abundant

Islund is socially a lfmfl or the golden mean. are very rich and alm0B*» none are poor.

great majority enloy comfort and prosperity.

The Few The S riety and order evervwhere prevail

serious crime

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Miss D. Rudge -..,.,,, _ ul.. " _ _ ___ _ ____ 171 Great George Street . . Posrsn sun o'rri.R EA IL 'r . M2lrlilf2lClIlJl‘€l‘ Of all lillldS lille G 'xy ' M " ' There are §6'» Dost ollices--one to every 4# square miles.

hair oods includin entIemen’s “““*'°'“°_ " " ’ ' ,sy ' 5 Throughout lsrse raft of the 1’r°‘/ilwe theft 1° f'"°°-<l°““’Y °' th” ioupgsand Wigs hail-goods! "' f ‘=" ` "‘ :mails daily at ttlie farmers’ road gates.

‘ ‘ 0 ' '_ _ . _;_.""*°HF_%*‘\l‘ "FF M’ Tn.. rrines iadwni-<1 Isinndctniiwnyinto-sects the island in every dl-

for Sale- __ - ` _ ' lrection bringing- four-ilthe of its ares, within five miles of the rails. .

m'J""1"““"{"‘2'""“' ~."*_-_-_._._- *%‘es»'§‘~.}~_‘- | i 'Velephone lines all over the Island connect 175 towns, Village! 9-Nl

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_ Joying out door life, your complex-

' » ` settlements, __ _ _

sr _ _ ' _ _ df1v1“g_m<>0»f1n= of en- some ‘srsclsl iimuicnons ron rousisrs “'- _. *_ __ ’-.32 ‘ _ 1- _ '

?_ 1 yi., ion will be assailed by dust wind,

~- sun and other natural enemies t UN '1‘HE_NORT}I SHORE fine akin and *good complexion. If ____ ___

ak , ` -' _ ` Y0“ ‘V150 U' Dl70t9l”l1 Y0l\¥`B0lf Bglllllst ‘ The ramllart of sand dunes, hity miles long, thrown up by the

\ ____-___._; . _f--_`_:__‘.__-__.i these complexion destroyers you wavel __ f it \ shoii1d_usc McKi_nnon's Witch Hazel _ Th, iong shallow legoons ‘inside nfs dunes, the haunts of fish and

._ is Av

I ilieam, n splendid preparation for “anrfowl

iiceping the skin satiny smooth, vel- I scores of miles of bread, iwlenn herd sand beaches the delight 'Ol "` ‘A W vcty suit, and daintily clear, il hot ' '

§l'__:. "__ ' _'_.____ ile 25c. McKinnon Drug (`o., Rexnll

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_ '_ '_ » _ gm., bathing and shsiee;-cd gen bathing; .

A Brilliant W0mZl!l - Shooting wild geese, duck, brunt partridge and plover in their season.

is more brillinnt when heileclicd with ua e ro er Y or _ Clam m,k1ng_ plum-,\rin¢_ oyster dggging_

¢\i>i»rfn»rlntu_geins _nnd other jewellery ° » .lust received ' W li A _ NlilW ANI) ATTRACTIVE LOCKETS, --7-_

Boot sailing and rowing. Hlllldreiis oi motor hnatl.

Val P % l f Fishing brook and sea trouC, mackerel and other sea fish.

IllNlll~l (li-IAINS ETC. 'l`he unilersigned will receive tend- IN CllAIlll()'1\q‘py1~()WN

_TUUIHISTS lliil illllili Sillilll

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BALZAG s born 2/==»25v

suuiu uws

Club on rlaturiluv afternoon at K

next. ‘

Conditions

ing great shooting.: this season ha

on the riinge. (in Saturday nite noon he made u score of 103 point

500 and 34 uf. (200. At the limi: rung

in hulls; the lost shot, however, w

praise for his line shouting.

Auotlier excellent scorn on _blutu

giving him n magpic ut G00 yzu

ilouu the range.

tails oi the first t9n.m's scoresi- " 200 soo coo P

35 34

TLV. llongu-ortii 34 33 32* -l.l4. J\\ilf~ion 31 32 32 fl.l". Hutclieaon 32 32 ill G. Y. Moore 27 33 33 E. (1. Love 30 32 31 W.A.W6liks (Mill.) 31 33 27 A.R.B.D\\ck(f‘_upt. 31 33 27 P. llarlow ` 31 23 34 M.A.Allan (Mnj.) 31 3_1 'iii

cull? wiiglziliiioy

game of the Charlottetown Base

o o y . conitestinnts were the Vlctorias a

second victory this year by defeati

got their three rims in the fiit They did not hnve their, regular tcu

color" in their playing. Mr. Sunil

pireinn manner thntsliowefl

ent Iinse Judge. _ 'i`he line up wns :is i'ollu\vs'-

CONNS. McAleer McCarey

Moore

Sweeney

C|.t<‘her~ (}i.\K‘l'l? Pitcher J. Prow

iii:-sugns. Bounded on, the -North by the North- Banuuyui walks and drives, tennis ¢0nr|;s_ cricket und baseball. Newson RF. __ 0

_ ern boundary oi the Town on the West ~ The Belvidere Golf Links. PIu.lson _ L. F. ____ nvcy.

' nv in P. E. i.~ ninliwny un rn lense Min ri ureunus. _ _ ____1_j‘I" |lllllll"| _ .. E- Ws Taylor by slime. smut. uonisininas si Qmatfgfiisnc nnfs Pubns i.u>rur,_ ‘ _ ` 'rili>.\v's o/uvm.. _

-0 South Side

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Foxmen one using! EPni;__¢}i_reun Lot Nei oiinrimuteivn has one ni the uns.; _market buildings in causes.

We handle Fox Stock and T°'” N”

Fox Options in all the most reliable Fox Com anies; Also an kinds or Fur .gearing ani

mais. Can"put you next ‘to 32°'

some good prodpositions both

in Optio sand stock. .

Writellor information

Fox

»a the

emi ii. ` E' -' 'ri-is: rox mmonus.

_ol over 8;0000000 and a n__iimbor of ranches not incorpor .. _A _i\`\-‘il-"i ‘ ‘

Legislature besides oyster armins. dustriul und ti-sein; dompuniu

Bell prices for P.E.I. |i\ver_1°¢,¢, ¢ na" 1 1 13, were ;z0_ooo

'te ¢s0,pw‘per_ ir for provided breeders, :adfor foung foxes _born dur-

r ¥`li000 9 in

iu_oi`e_._‘ 1; _rdfs _ _ __. ._ _ | _'_ `1>.li¥l?'h1r mmm; includes the breeding ei three varieties ef lem, um m'eoa.1ish¢f. beaverfottsts mink; mum-se, mums and Rumen

“bis 5| wsfl as Psrlimi ling!

w ' ith "-'P35 _jules `

"Fl f.n`a;:.° 1;? l§»¢\i+°l00fl°$‘q""’satsn1iebmsau.

Tourist, visitors and investors will find great interest in seeing the

scores of fox ranches that are thickly+_dot¢ed~.over .the.1rukeml»lndl~esa- er-nl portions of the Island. ___ i P.`E.1|land hs' 290 incorp0\‘l*»0ll fox companies, with an authorlsetd

l | | s 5 '

six%y~ie`ur` iéi eumpanfs were ndbfpsi-sua in P. si. 1. suns; use

,Righty uve ,per del at ll 0/50 valuable foxes in captivity through-

jls i

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acres oi lllhd- _ ` Le islstlvs Building, seat of Legislative Assemhl older than _

Sqllafés Also tli§i_t_fl'lie' tact oi' land bounded the liéxfed Bgmgeg Congress. B y ` This afternoon one of the most in.

nn the North by Oidar Street on the The Micmoe Encampment nt `llo¢ky Point teresting games of the League will he West by the P. E.. I. Ry., on thu Tha' Old French Fort ut the llu,.ho,.~,, ,,,0,,t\,_ pinyerl between the _ Ali- South by George Street and on the seventy miles of land-locked Wann for imaging' \,°¢_b1n¢, oygigr agweits and Connuughts. It _will hc East by Town Lot No. One being smug and gum digging. remembered That the Ahcgweits wun Town LotiN»_o. 2 and parts oi 'l`own gh,”-lgttetown haB'one of thb nm" harbor. in Canada' enurew the last game by n snmll marisiii und Lots Nos. e and 50. Containing 35 |,,,,g|.10c\r¢d, with mshore front of ever iour miles. the Coupe. wlll no doubt make, H acres of Land. ' Charlottetown has broad macaasmized streets, with concrete side- flelpefate “tempt 'S0 turn *<00 table”

A1", um western M‘oiety of tho'Goal ,mmm lined with lawns and shade tl-¢"_ _this ufternoou. The Conns, will put B Yard bounded on the North bv Geo- gpm-i°i:tetown'a water supply gystsmiis pure, cold, spring water in mstraniger team than last gnime on “\\ rze Street. on the West bv the_P. E. abundance. There is none better in Canaria or the world, _ _the field nndpno doubt n ufecl Raine

` =~ ‘ ~ T Rv on the South by Water ‘Street| within 5 radius ol 25 miles in ssh ui-eund Charlottetown, there will result. lhe cur_nc_ls sclieiluled to

ami, on me mast by 'rovm L0; N0 an 50 ogg Mop); :tart at 4.30 and it is hoped that

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RIFLE §u0ouue

The mcmbcrs of thc Vivilian Rifle ‘

ser-iss of the Canadian League Rill Matches, the 'fourth and lust of which will take place on Saturday

were favorable for

shooting and some good scoring was

three ranges, 200, 400 and 600 yard by Mr. ll. R. lleer, who has been do

ing previously made tivo centurie

indeed, he just irissed the possililu. llis first six i-lliots thorn resultcil ull

on in|‘uu'. llis score eqiiulu Liu- ri-_ cord 'fm' this range, uuil in iilct for the Island, which wus put. up it few years ago during the l‘rovinciul rifle meeting by Major -lones ui lliisley fume. Mr. llcei' received the hr-arty congratulations oi' his follow rifle- men on the range, und ilesei-ves ull

ilay was that oi Mr. ll. W. immig- worth, who hail lliiril luck in not getting his iiundrcfl, ii pull of uind

'il

and causing him tu finish with 99

_ ’l`lic Civilian (llub's first team miulo rl total of 936 points; the second team, 822 points. I-`ollo\\-ing zzrcile-

Yds. Yds. Yds. *

ts.

G. R. llecr 34 l03

936

_ SECUNU VIETUHY

It wus live o’c1ock when the fourth

Gr unds ii Saturda afternoon The

lust run in the seventh. The Vics

Murphy perturmccl the f`.’utics of un -

thoroiigh knowledge of tile girmc. Mr. Louis Cumplicll imuic it coinpct-

VICS.

lst iluse _ l-iowntt

_ 2iul. Base Robertson

_ ',.,~_-- ' ers for u.ll or uny of the' following ‘ l _ C’-orrlgnu 3ril.` Tnse 'Il/lilford

Hur stock afflinds you A nice salee- tracts or-pieces of land. .l_ Purcell _ ' .S-S~ W- P“’I°°“ tion of the newest and most. favored Town Lots No. 53, 57 and 58 V1¢tm~|,,_ Pin-k, 60 pores within fm m|nnf_es_\wn1k of tho png; ofn¢,_ 'L_ Mullen_ (7. F. ld. McD;_uiul-(I

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will he out on time,

_ Fire Insurance

4 A Necessity _

Then insure in good strong stock compari-

Prince

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The B?i<ie"6i` 'nie sei"

IN TWO PARTS . _

s. _ ‘,

P C Harmony vs Disc;?d_*-

Comedy ~

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_ The Woman and the Law

i ` Crystal Drama _ _

nr hi _n-“tam-lil

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sington range shot the third ui the __ _ _

Admission Adults 10c . Children Sc

v- _ ‘ “ 'f ` ' ‘ _ ,sf " H, ""'i' 7

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making 34 nt the 200, the possible at 1 --

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Price Per Gallon

99 95 - _ sir. 93

ill! 0 _ _

ill Sl ____ 88 ' ` '

Conn-aughts and, lntter won their _ 5.

_ ng

their apponents to the time of_ li-3. ( ' _

In their playing the Connaughts re- ' ' _ _ _ - 1

deemed themselves with the fans _ 1 Y

and played' n good game, with few _J ii ~f ' _.0 _

errors. They got six runs in the‘

rst innin s and two in the second. " _ "1

Then the Vics held them down until " -“"~‘Ji'-‘=:l’i];z'i V ‘ the fifth innings when they secured

five more runs. They secured their F

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accomplished. A brilliant perform- _ _<_".j'-f_'~" _ 3 _ _ -__.

ance was the score put up over th _ "’ ' "' " .“ . . f

f’ Season

The liberal use of

Ready Mixed Paint, will go farthest t o w a r d s

beautifying, improving and raising the value of your home. These Paints are the outcome of more than a quarter of a century of Seri/ation. 'l`hey are made of natural pigments, _which in no way destroy or oxidize the oil. There isno gritty matter in this at the bottom of the Can. The only ingredients used in the manufacture of this high class paint is Pure Linseed Oil, Pure White Lead and Pure Colors.

Crown and Anchor Ready Mixed Paint is in a

class _by itself. It will render years of service to your buildings. One Gallon will-cover 360 sq. ft. with 2 Brush Coats, and _no other paint will do imore.

hard study and close ob-

paiut--No heavy settings

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our stock of White. I_e_ad, including Tiger Bran , Burrell s Genuine English, Decorators’ Special, etc,` Pure Screw Pressed _English Linseed Oils, Pure Col- ors, Varnishes, etc, is the most complete you will find anywhere. On account of purchasing. in very large quantities, we are able to receive low prices, and give our customers the benefit of this advantage.

Leugue started at _tho C.A.Ab€3 . pay you Well to look here before purchag

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‘ Fox Ranchers are invited to give a trial to Sprats

tested fox biscuits the perfect food for domesticated

Dr Higgins, the Dominion Bacteriological Ex-

pert advises the use only of tested foods,and Spratt’s is the only food in the market that answers these

Now used byleadiug Ranchers with most suc-

In two varieties.

Spratt’s Fox meat Biscuits.

Spratt’s Puppy Malt Biscuits

A S p eo i I t

Spratt’s Malt Milk in powder fb; puppies and

For terms and other particulars apply to

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Sole Agent ` A

Pealies Wharf No 2 '

Telephone No 312 Charlottetown

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ies, which never contest on honest claim such

- ss is represented by _

E. R. BROVV C

Charlottetown . ‘i’_

Crown & Anchar.lLs_‘

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Tin Horn

With Agustus Carney the great comedian '_

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