lt's false economy to starve the shingles by neglecting

to give them a timely coat of some rehable preS¢W8!1V¢- The best way to make them last is to treat \l\¢m thoroughly with '

Anchor Shingle Stain

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lt is made from coal; tar creosote_ oil, famous as a pre-

ventative of decay in woocl, combined with permancnt colors. There is another important ingredient; the creosote and colors are held firmly to the surface of the wood by our Special China-Linseed Binding Oil; thus Anchor Shingle Stains have a permanency unlrnown to average stains.

ln them you get a rare combination -

thorough protection of the shingles and lasting colors, hence greater ancl more enduring satisfaction.

Ask your dealer or write

i lo us for calms and details.

BRANDRAM

.~¢|.,..l.-ein milfs- Sl

Fennell & Chandler, Charlottetown

In the Stud Season |914

lVlaritirr\e Charnplcn

MAYGR TODD

Pure Bred certilicnto No. 21.

fitnndnrd Registered 47803 trotter, trial 218; _ last

half 108, hull on ice this winter in winning race ' in 1005. Shown at Live shows in one yenr in seven classes, winning seven reil ribbons and twice winning the Maritime Championship

r best standard llrcd trotting Stallion. Muyor Todd is sired bv Todd

2142, who sired nioro 210 ti'ottei's than nny horse that ever lived for the time lie lived. ll you lirecil your good mares to Mrlyor Todd y0'l1l` chnnccn nn- good for gettiiig it trottlir ns L-ions of Todd are ll!'OducerB. The liiillivnt, inoiicy winning t_rotl.cr oltlle Grand Circuit last yelir Was Slfvll by a non of 'l‘oll<l_ l<lii;hi.v pr-,r _cl‘lit..of the inilres hred to Mnyni' Todd hut yenr :ire in foiil mill lonls tlint have arrived are exact pictures of their handsome sire, Mayor 'l‘oi1r1 will lie found at the stables of W. S. McKee. 54 Kent. St., Charlottetown, Teleirhfmq 375-L_-Term; $15.00 lor season. seciirvfl hy note nt. time of first service or ten nor cent of! for ensh.'_

Write for brecdiiig etc, to }lA|\f IOND KELLY

llnx 255, Charlottetown, Phone R16.

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Opposition in the Nova S00*-le L€\¢‘l9‘l¢l'8lil¢l!l ~ ~i ` vt ix

Hniiiimx, N. is., May'-2|.-_G-:made rms-title; annotate resins ex, which w ‘i~;. Tsnnin, legen anne oonssrvative -rent msmiius or dom-amen: were hai

_"tr, in an Bipvc, h tw should

lnture read ntlliiavlts in the House_\not. have been rennoyed from thence/ of Assembly todhy which put fl"_\lI‘l¢l¢H hvlli by ,¢lle.1_[l‘0V‘t|.\c6 new n-i Government on the defensive and irflinst the Hu.-lillnx mid Bonthwesterii “men nie or-position believes w1il|1isiiwsy."i'ii¢ sum oi ssoo,ooo -was

place it in n had position; The ullir _raised ‘by l.-onds_to pay the _Hallllan "Bill dnvits were from Clarence Mills wnd and Soutli-Western. fortlleir lands but

ispnesf. Mills, ni me Annapolis Lum ,ma nie inndinwsrs to be _ioinsa is 01° H°“S¢ \,,,_~ mm uf A, C. Mills and Sons, the,Milln proper-by,_.the whole to be at tl" d°°l` Ltd., and they concern Hon- Ml'-,sold to - syndicate. The sale was °'”"““t_ and _ and Daniels, Attorney-General;;A. K. MHC-|ne\'er put through by Daniels and lie “lla M*1°L°a"- ' f e I_mn_ M_ |.__ and to some extent al _returned ,, ;75_0q|).,,ote thu was to _ Hon. Mr. Armstrong replied to Mr;

ng I-lon E H Armstrong, Coniinis- have hem his reward ns n result of

q H mm- lor 5§'I5,00 'ven' to uiuiflc but corns he was thinkin

tnlr. 0. Z1 ' 1! mm as an alleged consideration for bout.. Needless to .siiy his wife pnttiiig ii timherlnrid deal through ought him Putnam‘s Corn Extrac- but which was never cg|np1eted_ tor nllfl hit] the l'aZ0l‘--,Vel‘y Wi.B0, ‘l.y8--

'Phe cugeinvolves the release by thai niisn P-utnnm's cures 'in 24 liq;irs;

Nnvn Scotia (lover-nnient 0! M mortt try it, 25c. at all dealers t-n._,_f@ held by this Govei‘n[v¢2iit on -~ 150 000 ncres of land, then owned by

Mii’eKcnzie and Mann's Haliifnx and Dy|p¢pfi¢| wnntd s.>lith-western Railway C0mPMlY~

By German Physician

MFI. TANNE-R'B CHARGES,

I’R(')l3`. RTEGIJL, WORLD-FAMOUS

Mr. ’i`il.r\ii0r chhrjzetl that this mort- AUTHORITY ON STOMAUH DIS-

cnlze ivnc released bv leirislntion in- l‘7A3l‘35- POINTS OUT LURK- ti-odliccd by Hon. FJ. H. Arrmtr.-lie ING ll§&'ER- _ in oi-dvr that the dent proposed be~ _ _ _ t\v:-,Mi Daniels mid Mills might. be Fmnz R\¢`i"*l» 1l`°!e590" 0f Clfncm

Medicine in the University of Gies-

-.~ sen, proiinlinced the world‘t greatest

authority ou diseases of the stom c

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SGUTT ACT REPEALED mnkeia the positive statemeiit that

,.3 , , _ H] _ pspsin must not be used in treating

vol' INEER COUNTR ‘S inciility of the stoiiuch. Millions or

0"|"i‘,iw.~., May 23.- oniers in l’F°l'1” are ."“k‘i'“*ll@“11 80"” 0’ ¢?Y*’P“P' until lin e been > sl-lei i ovidinv sl" tablets because they conmln to

1 ' 'J l r ,-. . i p “ hir 3 vote next irionltlh on f.he Can- sm which 'words aught t”mp°r'"y N* _,nhl ,pempernnce uct or Scott uct in 1ief_. But every dose contributes to the counties of Kings, ()uin~bei'l.~ind, Bermus harm in mme' what 15 '”eed‘ l-lnnts and Picton. The dnte of the Bd is something t° lleutrlfuze the ex” pulling ni fixed for June zsrn. ‘rife “EF” "°“‘~ The be” “"2 f"' *ml*

etnrnin ofllcer for K countv is p"rp°S° is °I`dl“‘“`

i i' ir ' ing’s _ ' _ _ Y ‘bl“'

J. W. llynn, merchant of Kentvillo; uruteq “‘“gn""”a- You Ca" for (liiniilii-rlnnd county, H. W. Hog- get lf' "t any drugstore for ers, bnri'istur of Amherst; for I-lnritsi a few “ents” Take 71 teasp°°“f“1 in ni county, John Scott, of St. Crollxuinti ‘l“arl"’r g1"'sB_ of W“ter after °0°l\` ini- intron county. shvrni .|. S. iinr- "‘°“'- YO" W1!" get i""“@di11t° ‘amd riE_ ‘ff-lmvlete relief with no danger or

had after efects Autbori ie

sverv form of stomach digopdm-_ mm

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Bacchus (8465) ;f..“..‘i.‘..f, ?.i.I??. ‘§...I? 3.1.2.1. “" ‘“““ ‘°

Pure Bred Enrolment Nm 18 The Prince Edward lslanll H ospita

Annual Meeting

tlrnnll ()lydr=sdnle_Stzillioi1 ntill ri Hon *_

.if the world fnnioiis lteiormer (5880) Notice is hereby given that in Dm__ liiisi). nance or the Act of inceipornslon 8

Will stand for the season at the pubuc Meeting of all comdbutors to

owners stniilu It. H. Wood, Vernon he prince Edward Island Hospital, liiver A' this horse has proved liim will be held

. s . », ‘ in the Parlor of the

lst-ll to be n slire foul gutter will *-1 Young Men’s Christian Association,

sire oi some of the best volts evei',Uhiiriottet0Wll, on Thursday the 2Hth

lirell aroiiiiillhere, intending lireellefi day of May, 1914 at the hour of 8

will do wcll to call and see him bc- p. mt., :br the purpose of electing L ` fum in-¢-cding, p rue ees or the gov_ernm_ent of the 1 i ' , , Q _ . _ S .

'l`his horse has been registered iii Institution in accordniice with the » , _ 0 _ » °

the (‘lyili~sllule llorsc Association of bye-laws and for the transaction of ‘V `~ ‘Z _ . ‘ ‘

(‘anndn also certlllcnte of reglstrn~ such other business as muy be lion under the P. Ir. 1. Stallion En- brought before lt.

_ . . tt!s agree

that nt:idlt_y is the cause o nearly ,`

vin:-e. V _...__ l "F13" mr, Daniels ioiiewea contend ` Lo\moN M ._

. _ “, ~. ’ , ay 28. The White

ing that the Mills note for $76,000 Btarliner `l<Inlt,ic,'which sailel 'yesf was simply ii' gratuity to him and lt-'rduy for New York, col1»idi\».1_ today that when the sale tailed lie had re- lwith the sifesmer Clarrie oil Holv- _turned it. He denied-emlrihiittoally lvind. The liner did not sul!-si* n.n`v that there had been nnv conclusion tlimage and proceeded on her voyage whatever or wrong doing ot any .to New York. The Olarrie was onlv kind. __, slightly damaged. __ `

_ _ _ Tanner denying that-t-here 'vine any -i _ _,_~n_,_n____ _.._,,,__.,,_, " " l -' 4. . Honor of l.,n,|ic_W0,-ks and Minn, _________________________r__________;_;________,_.:__,_______________, wrong doin b the _Gove _ an l

g y Pnmeiit il __ ~-

Phe ufhdavns were originally pm _holding tlint. the whole atlnir h,,,5_B,l,EAMER BALTIC IN _ _ _ , ~ ’., 1. ,

pnrl-ii in lawsuit started hy the Evil of Substitution Exposed been in the ,best interests of the Dr0 (?l)LI»IS1`0N_0F_‘F‘ HOIJYHEML DR' Messrs Mills ngniiist Hlon. 0. T. __ _ llaniels_ the suit hoivever. 1111-V102 '

been settled out of court. on Mr. The citizen who was brandishing 9, linnicln returning to the Miles Bro- fierce looking razor says it wasn't

S0111 ll Htlkhri' Dl"l.lRB¥0r|

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

intelligently and use modern' methods in farming.

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

bu_shel and allover the Dominion there are corresponding high prices. And these prices won’t be lower for some months. ._

To_s_ecure the biggest possible crop, the izroundwill have to

be fertilized--and none but our UNMIXED fertilizers will give absolute satisfaction. 1

These fertilizers supply the ground with the very elements

of nutrition _that are required, and can be supplied in combina- tions to suit every crop and the varying needs of every square inch of soil under hultivation. _ ,

Result of Fertilizer Tests on Potatoes

~A farmer at Glenfinnan secured a' profit of $40.50 per acre

solely by using our Unmixed fertilizers.

Another farmer at Little Harbor hada profit 'of $54.40 per

acre clear gain o_ver the-unfertilized fields. _ »

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 fertili.

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

for them. -

_eel a wifnuiinsiea retainers

P0t=1t0 Crop ? i in

the Fertiligers

. One acre of potatoes, yield- ing 200 "bushels, consumes the following plant foods: potash, 74 -lhs, phosphoric acid, 2_1 lbs, nitrogen _46 lbs. All this has to be 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.)

21-zib h li t _????f??._?i?$6?2§

, 150 lbs nitrate of sQda..4.88

zooibs hi-»of» uh ____ .i¥‘_‘??.?_?__..e.?‘?.6;%0

~ Total 1 $15.15

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8 000 I u _ 8 _ ___x_ _ __ iolmr-nt; Act, lvnving no doubt B Balderstont '

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fouls of Ttlnyoi' 'l`ollll. ` ' ’ 227,7.5.2mgw1m0pd, |2fl`25~5-]2ml5l. - - ` 1.; _:l ‘ ` " "' " ' = _` ` “’ W f ,.l' -1 ‘ _ ,_ _

3. The future of this profitable iii1lustry'__ _

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The put of the DINNIS RANCH is a record ,of phenomenal success ”

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The present .of the DINNIS RANCH is a continuation of its past history

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iNvEs'r IN-gi) iiicn clubs roxrs _

i , (3) PEDIGREED FOXES

_ A You Should R_ea'tl.0ur “Booklet on Silver Fox Industi-y”i and “The Herd Book” of the

<2) niiroraouiron siiulri or roxrs ' '

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mn win is -nina,'n~ i¢,.,»ns'.`»inn it `

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Our 1 Motto . Yilllr Guarantee. e

Proficiency _ Pr¢_>gri_e_s_si Perrnanonoy ' Pedlgroq

imnonan in mnpinn iinulilwssgi 'rll_liisls~i>oiilrs _ rin limi inn. mnbleménl what iinnli iiii.i¢»f"YoU 0 " ‘ T1* “f

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l. The present. ' ~ i Before INVESTING intlie' Silverilitt , 2. The past. ` ' i ° ° I ' i

Investigate The Dinars Pedigife_ed_li`o1jre'ifif1‘f _

ri......`corlurcor¢ciiiu“ ‘ ' "

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John R. Dinnis Pedigree Foxes

° rn ci -~i>»i¢»»~oiin "a"u5nini" im" "uric

The future of the DINNIS RANCH must therefore he certain __ _ ` records for mdnl -- ' _ ‘ ` _ ’ q " D E

ul ti i»1u_i r ivonis .~"» f if "'° R* gui? iilelldlt :ill Dru.: "ini-°i`l:i:ili¢lihr¢i,°,,t,§';

_S_€0ni:i.i. Dlllo PH ', m it storen ‘viuii)5f=;ior ”NBrvi;nili;1i&siii_;|i§},.,l'l'f‘ ‘QQ matte ';.tTontl>4~will Iintlrl you lip. i n lm: at tyvo ici' $§. nt.it_ri`iir storm; ni- by mill on nn-.Q1 gurggsi run nouniscn bnun Lo.. nt. Ciiihiirinq

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