_ - 1-will-_w_iS_r=wwe»'1r=e1srlhh_ __ _-_ __rm,cn- eosmlml - > iaqhsiss-sio.r_ - __ rica

_ `

li* Bi ‘lass is the li' r th' .ls »_ in thi alarm clocklggsisneslamg to Y

He is'only three years old, but

» he's already getting more work from

‘ ' the Dominion than any clock alive. -" In three years time, 6,000 Canadian __ dealers have adopted him. Nearly . half of the lalnilies in Canada leave ' it to him to call them up in the

5 moming; nearlyfllalf the families in if Canada use hinl all day long to tell _I the right timeby. Heis really two good ' clocks in one-a crackerjack ofa time-

C. W. Patterson Charlottetown

W. N. Tanton

. <` Cherlottetown

Godkin Brothers

» - ‘ »Ghsrlotmown

_ /, _;. - _. ______.__ sl _ ‘ ` °_ _ _

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V I (‘ 9 ,' ` ` 'Tl1.lB 18BS0ll l)l`illgB \-IB l-0 U10 Study Ichlilgi And next' th? sub: i u d taky

‘.,l"""‘f" '- _._ - l _ _ _ ol the 'most svshtlul high: lu olu _miasive latitude of H with that re- ‘““’°”"“’ ° °““ “mi Wi l’° ““ °’ ’

1 ‘r-The-»Biggssr Thing is iliéclol. Business __

__ _ _ __ _ _ gli . _ V..

-'- forever. rests not upon what tlispem " SL-Ji-.for ' " " '“` ul' W' f

-- _ ' is hs shsolutoly ruined ol whsrs '?'f"-li" "~<_-».~”_ <‘;0‘i"=;-'.:~~:_

ff

_ "round about. They would hear that “ » °"°

5 Egypt had had trouble mth its va* fore. by i,i0od_ Let ii one despise ilrm these facts a thousand times

_ \\` _ __ /,/ _ _ _ _

sf' '~> \ A rl'/I / / ` l ‘ . ’ 5' - l .

" S ` -:Y / /y, I _ ‘ ig! Pharaoh leavin _-hi n tl - 0"' FHSEOYBP. is 'greater lthim mi; and confusion of "taco to the unbo-

keeper and a crackerjack of an alarm. 1

Big Ben stands seven inches tall. J

He_is.triple nickel-plated and wears an inner vest uf stee that insures him _ for life. His big, bold figures and _ hands are easy tu read in the dim _' moming light. His large, comfgrf-

.able keys almost wind themselves.

He rings live minutes steadily or ten » irltermittelltly. His price $3.00- is easy to pay because his advantages are easy

. to see. lie is sold in Prince Edward '_

Islallll by the following jcwelers:__ _ \

G. H. Taylor fi’

Charlottetown ‘ `

H. Crockett

ummerlidc , ‘_

W. W. Wellner '

Charlottetown

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Twenty five cenle

is iijiiiiisirss'ifi.ississii;iis

Une cent perlwerd first insertion this column. half een! per word

for each continuation Cub mul! accompany order. Minimum chu-1 '

’L_»_-_-__-»,-,~_-_ _ _ _ » ~ -. _ff-f -- _ - -_-_--U -_-A-f -- -_--_-_---_-_._-,

e " - i l

' resists lll~:l.-i>

wANTE'D_'T,IAID F'0I'i"'G"’_'"ENERA'L desirable dwelling houses and a

»"f;i‘5Ti§éivo,,k~i-n ‘Emily oi two_ N0 vacant lot, on Upper Prince "Street,

Washing _or ironing. Apply to Mrs.

i'"'§ccon,- ' Z4` Brighton Road. `

1 _ _ 1 777-s-sluslpe. p@""l‘ll:n~s'l-ol~lom Krrol-ms crm. _,Q nnotsl' __ e-taut:

ir‘A$llsit¥~&»i&`Kiii'-1"-srl=n1'6h-rlowsi rrrsrelveeat- ffsvemuotsls-\_ ~ mf- "jM__ ~_~__;1s9-1-241ml. whsrap-A GIRL Fon GENERAL-

housework. Apply with references trj

Mrs. C. I... MacKay. 21.7 Kent St. -_ City..-,» - .' _ _“_ 'iflilh-7M8i. WANTED-A GOOD COOK. HIGH

wages. No washing. Apply to Miss Norton, 76 Uppcr Prince. _ ’ “ 75?;B;"_M3i~1

w'A`rT'rnll-ron ooronlsn cuhss,

yollng women between 20 and' 3g

years ol nge, to take s. three years course in general hospital district

and social work included. For fur- ther information write to Supt.

‘Framingham Hospital, Framing:

ham, Mass. 6-28iMS8l._

rf _ ' FOR SALE iilT.”lVlEl'=HTx'1'1Zf'ow'Ni=iR wrlvooco-

magh For Farm, oflers for solo: 1

‘ pair mated Silver Black Breeding Foxes, in their third year, bred

f 1912 also 1913; prius `$z7.0oo. 1‘_

'pslr (rusted) silver Black Pulls,

' sms; price' $15.ooo. ~ 2~vel1-'- 'Patdwl

(mated), 80 per cent Black; $8,000 per- pair. 2 pair Bastards (line and ,__d,¢;-kj Breeders, $6,000 per Pair. and 2 pair Crosses, guaranteed breeders, $5,000 per pulr. mated. Zpsir _ordinary Red Fo_I_¢S. ll\lBl”1111' toss l»rssuer_%. 2 years old. $150110 pep pair, ' very animal in the ranch is guaranteed as to 880| health, breeding and pclllllfw-_ N0 'al0Urati0|ls"ill Priccn ‘l\10t¢d~ ` AP' ipiy-~ D, Clair Austen, Manager. whycocomngh, Cape Breton. ,_ _,___ _____W_77z-s-lllylslpd. I .OFFER AN OPTION ON ONE PAIR ol lrupllus sholsu lwdizrwi °M\Y 'ron-_s--lor 511.000. Also 0" 4 vel" choice ranchod Silver Black foxes FOB Vancouver $7.500. per DUF- ‘Act'_qulch, E. w. Douglass. Stan' ls N1 B. 153-il-'llvlnli

_ y., ___

FOR SALE-MINK. BLACK. BLUE.

cross, end red foxes. T. G. Ives. Mmit_‘_¢u,_ 8-2RMllltf. Foxmsfi-12 RED ghupisttstgiiiu FOR

_ ` 2 , ‘ BF 0 ' _ '°" °‘ '~;"r<>0~si_lw_»d-

Fl5§ SALE. BLACK AND PATCH

foxes. Also No.1 dark mink and

Canadian Ssilli. 1'i._nng E. Fox,

, _ E, SBD . S21- _“3“.°_'_"‘»“9' -1- _ 'iza-ll-slvln.

MINK FOR SALE-I AM 0FFE§~_; lug s tow pairr 0! mink. both isnt 1-“ind Mid wid stock. ADD Y °

u St. El nors. _P- E-

f“’_?".“‘ .5°“»l9°’ mils-s-lniwr.

_ male "lisl_‘l_r silver. Thos._Wi'l,kinsou,

HOUSES FOR BALBLT TWO VERY

_ Belt location in_ pity. Apply to

Gaudet & Haszardf' solicitors, etc,

T Charlottetown. i 96-'1-7-1l;{1Mo. _HOUSE ' For; sans:-_ DEBIBABLE

Cottige and Lot at Bt. Avard's. Brice -reasongblef »~i-mmedrate pos-

q_es_%q_n. Apply to___Gs_udct 8;_,__Has- ‘self .1 S_1_<>1f¢1§_°£s-__1._‘___1§_4-11;*-11*l_1='1f>~ FOR___S`A[¢E, -TWO PAIR OF' GOOD

cross -foxes, 'one year 'old._;§Jhe_ap at ;a,0¢n_,por.pslr. will ssllnggm to- gstlg`_l§r_'~_i..“lm‘» -$5.000, ll _.sol . soori. Pcdigreor-From male 2 black. Fc-

Alberton. ' 576-7-Z9Mtl

Every for rancher should have one "of our patent drinking' tount- ains in each pen to assure the lox es hgvlng clean'wn.'tsr'at all times A supply always on hand at P.E.

' Island Fox Excllailge nnd Realty,

Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Co Summcrsido. 6321-7-31Mtf.

n

Male nl:'_1l_» whsrru

WANTED .ATJ ONCE YOUNG MAN

m‘0n*l-Kelly, SOlll'.lIP0l't.

f 730-7'5M5l.

WANTED-A BELL BOY AT QUEEN *I-Iotpl, - _ 035-7'31Mtl. MEN WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT ,_ jobs. List of positions open,--free.

Franklin' Institute, Dept. 888, F, ' Roehsstsr, N. Y. 548-1-zslslslpd.

TEACIIERS WANTED

TEACHER WANTED-FIRST OR ggbond clasp teacher for Glenwood School District No. 42. _Mld-sum-

' mer vacation. Supplement - $40-

Apply quick to A. B. McDonald, Secretary. 725-8-5M2iE5ipd.

i

_ T0 _LET `

i__

HOUSE TO RENT 165 KING ST,

ply 167 King St, 732-8-Bitihlptl.

ron ~'sALn-”-` » \pnsIns§hn f>lNEL-

s ulit Cor Fitzroy Bhd

LING lt _ _ . _ . . nilwsr'-il stsflixil swam. lml>r0v° .

- im St.

_“l°'_‘*_°» “".’_‘.=_'..?2°”_" . ‘ijo-._.s.r

'ro"'nn'N'l\-i»roUsllls. APPLY ass -crest osom st. _- _ 6-#TIM

' ‘wilsrsu

roafsslln ron $10-00 A Umbtliilifg #gg _iron sale. . 0snAbe r;:::__\:__Bm_ ° ‘Y _°' *°“°-" ` rss-1-zglpl.

Ip F5XE3\ I ":.r..~“"'Tf-.f:..:.: ins. - req leap, patch mother. Also 000" ‘ Klshhn blues. Write or vl\‘_°-_gifs- Lewii »!mkv!ll¢.' N15- ' " HOUSE

l'0}\__._ _*LD-UWZIIJJNG il . ~1 this ond. *° P-_°'°°‘ gggwglu' by w. Weltbr B. arent.

D,-- R NT A FURNISH-

wli<lNlil?uee iligm gzptf' _ 15th to J une. lwrlts___~fiJ. 1.;-'* rs ol P- o. Box °°°= *sr l°__“*° sm'

"In cigars' there is no P1800 V110”

yon can get better values than rizht here at.. 'The Two Mace. We have

lipe_|,.__,,All._ good smokers come here

...M ”i§i.i"éi2§' ‘““" ‘_‘__’_?“f__'._,._._.,_.- i' 4-man.

for their clgere. The Two Mace. 149

for farm work, Apply to Hum- l

1

_ md-

my prompt and careful attention

Greet George St. - mmf'

regulated or tuned are invited to _

drop lne a line and same will have i -.=-..._--_*__ the Postmaster Gcncrul will bc rc-

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J. W. Wrlgh 1 _[ -

_ Bedcque. Muil route No. 4 from Herd of st. ,- . s, s, , 5

585,July30ttslllE1mo Q Peters l3ay,_ P. E. Island from the blooms only, distinct colors.

Island, City of Charlottetown

f _ Q " n" 3

Cy, _ 'rl-rn rsssdvna. ‘,,,,,,i,;,_,, ,,,~,,i__i,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,i,i io, ,,,,,, hui is _cuss lush tus urns for ss

Erocu ls zlsl. tl _ P h its r <1- 2! ' _ 1 " 1 .2i.z:i::“‘l'°:.::.:i: i.i::;:::°“.ii.: si” iiiii- .i _ Pfme Edward Island

L' '-_’_i' ' ,GOLDEN TEXT' H for us, would have been appreliended. ls 'B “°""°"°“i°' h°‘”°"°"‘ It l' “°" l I i A

"` ` The Son of Man came not to b , Two very essential things are to be ‘"1 °“‘°’°h°tl° Tl” ’“°m°“t th” “°“l

_Za ministered unto but to minister. and noted by those who woild have the 1"” N13 tl” “‘°‘“"`i“§ “um“l“° °! th” ' "\ ` to` give his life a. ransom lor many God of Isrngl undertake for them (Tho ‘mvl"° P"°°°"°° “nd °°““““nl°“ th”

M Q -msn. zo. za. llrst ls the putting uwsy ol aiu, ov 1'_‘_'*“_;1_*_th°__°“”“ °\d_G°§,__l° ‘°:‘1Y__I°‘"

,ii ii d e vue ommlm sn.s an ng

1=o1N'rlsD sUoGllls'r1oNs ?,'i,,°‘¢iilil.ili1‘illil;°rhf1)iisl;iBlili ni: Igfaff still has brought its guldhuos sua

BY R" D W B”*°°' less with s we that wail most rssr °"°“Hfh U” ‘MY °f &°l“¢ ‘°"'“f“

to meet and overconllc the apparentl

.-/ I. \ “`*'""".~ ~ d' li' *"-

.;_-a.~».. _. __ ____i a ,___ ___ _.. ‘___ N _ _ _ wcetalfnent hiitory. What trnnBpireri__*?_l:_§’“c‘_1;1a§_‘;1!;_‘;_':":_*:)':__ i:_';x:?:’ca’_i_'1i_;l_“:°/e‘;f Wham _ the md oi God Smit” and

‘l _ ‘ ' 1' ~ - -

" _ _ i-_ \ 1 _

, - , ll

\ - » - .~

\ , _/ , _,

3, ._ ~_

as o so grea impor ance, its issue _

2 _ - where the light of God shines how

were of such momentous character, 5° f dim it divid h

_ d M many seas o cu y e, ow

- --~ 1’ 'l ~ . -'i’;2ii“i‘1.“‘2f.‘iZ'3.E.‘§ ‘I.’.“ii‘I..§.i.“t."..°.i"i'.‘..‘1 -iif’s°1l’i»“l§`-°’»3ii§'s'-‘i 051'? u`1'3~ f§3i.“»5§i -my walls Ol ff°w-ug °»»°~"\°“ _,_-___ f_ ~ _r __ _BIGIEN \tin from this hour R5 imiiiications (real ami,,imaginBri,) crumble into dust, how many hotly

l Dléqbtlws “tue slgnmchnce was “__ that lt' was tim mood th# was Been pursuing enemies are checlrmated and

l

1.¢,¢hi,,i to it by the tribes ,md nation, upon the houses of the, Israelites 0"¢"Wl"°lm°d T110 Gxperivnve 0!

whim i, ved them Baivafion th Christian msn and women will con-

* 5 1 pi that the ii d I-chad that putting of the css but let this 0""

_'__/» -~ ,iii l,’f§m°;,mim_ tim ’d°,‘;m,§““o,, oi rsihsr us learned that frssus christ It all means obewrlns darkness

, m a r out

-wittod and weakengcd. as tsoligh af; 5¥ml‘0l. B011 it is f0l‘ UB f.D l'¢¢l0l¢° 1" “Weil” Siflzdyit Hi: Naifrgcstgaigi bandoncd by his g0@_ but how such the lulness of a _gospel which has °°““ "rl’_;’;_ tho notatlie tm “snot the a tribal upheaval would be a trsns~ ‘i9mq;`i'° ‘"9 bmwgh °' ‘fucmed Sw' iiiagifegi (emi i ,.- th TE f ’iish_ cenllmt fact, through the ages upon i_°'“` “'50 'uv°th~ ` 1 ep unto iiimf Bid hgycfnnotoanow ages tsmug' did not enter into their Whél* tremendous results have some :hui becau I the are s irituall philosophy, Does it enter into ours? féom tti1_e drgilfptlo? _ily 133°? °“_;" 0* im'i';;‘d .. 5° y D y ‘ This lesson loses value if the at- EYD n 8 In E 11 all Hu ' .tempt is mnde to discover its teach- °“tst"°t°h°d aww' Tue great °_P°°'h“'l fAtwmpts tgreemfidg ug? 'file twat ing in the series ol observances which events of ul” Wmld “B Qhnstiaus gnxggts of zxiozse Mens £:,stab? were laid upon the children of Israel know lt_“Wl“5 “lm” that l““5°» egg" i. h d i th t nod th t

V- i tim id i ht the giving of the img or the laying 1” ‘"1 ‘"1 ef “W5 B ‘"0 ‘° ”

Rerlzgng iwtegilg 3_5 thufligllréhapfi; down of the m0i~a1‘,c0,|e for the Almighty God is ruled out from their

_ ii t work of the prophets,. the coming ol

‘ _iiiifgshdlitgéalvvélzggip l:,T6Hi'e nag; lélgd Jesus Christ and the spread of Chris-_

wns established in the earth through uflnity- The HV" °f'!th° I-Treat ‘m°“ "9 the unhcsitating obedience of a pcof Well 5” the great -'l ‘leeds 0' hi5t°|`Y ple whose dependence was absolutely h“"'°‘l‘°°“ h°t_t°"“’d “l'°“ tl‘°°°‘ in Hin,__ Well then, lt God-was preparing ll. Tho significance of the memorial l'“59°"°" fm' the ‘ “dren uf I5"”'°l

tents, which was commanded or of the whim th” cried' “t by reaslm of

we is °'»i°fv_°° I',‘;i”.."‘s';‘¥.‘;.*i°'...t‘.‘i:.* .i..?°.$i‘. 12;? ters ent their ebstricken heads

ll

i over the retrihui'f% desolation that

.1

CROSSINQ THE RED SEA

l.l1ss_oN vu. " hucusr 1_7. Checked. I I

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" Exodus 14 19 31

~ : - _ -

J. wr Bgdeque " _ _ we shall one day rid the world oi

GODDEN TEXT 1 _- all diseases caused by germs.

Ten-years practical experience - . Dandruli is caused by germs, aiact

_ also two years private tuition "Before they‘call, I w ll answei-_'l__ accepted by all physicians. under Brooks who is considered Isaiah 65 ;24_ ri- Dandruli is the root oi all hair .thc best known authorityon 'tum 1- evils. Ii it were not lor the little ing undnctlon work. P0]_NTED SUGGESTIUNS destructive germs working with s

- » ‘ Q _ pcrsistency worthy of o better cause,

By R D W Sn ei, there would be no baldness,

‘ iii; ' ’ ,ld rsrisiss ssgs will hill the asu-

'I‘ ho following testimonials - _ .' d iii d re d d ii ~ ispeak for themmlvos, ,_ ,»§_;r_aii _ What ll comfort it must have been tru gol;(ms an move han ru ln

to some of those Isragltcs when they wo WF” B or mfm°5f bac '

Sum hide P__ _L_ V- ,, ta ie in the I_t: will stop itching _scn.lp, falling

' " 1513-'lil ’ hiihmigdéidizhst the lrosts ol ___b3_‘;_‘;a:_“t“k° the "“‘* gm" “Mk .‘“."°..*°‘°f‘f*‘ ‘” :."i“.‘.’..°""1-°.*’~*ii.l=.i.‘.-.... .i.1:“t:.;i‘;“.;'°;‘;.‘ §2i:°i.,.‘~‘? 1~ ss lory tyolinlilbliiliarall yelill: illntil J. Whntwvollldrmillrmllring pessimists do _“nd Prevents il'~.fr°m tlirulng grey' Wriuht ~Bodefl\w raised the en- il 'rust opportunity lsllsd to some to ‘It “’ ""‘° ha" d'““*“"-‘ P” °‘°°1 m_e_key'_b6m,d miikingit uimosta them once in While., it came_t0 lance, daintily perfumed and free 'ne°w`instrulnent. 'th 'aiconi_e,,¢£fi,mpn"thé Israelites from grease and stickiness.. It is the 0; _ (_Sgd)'- -f - _. ,anll They madpj use ol iii, 'of course. gY8,r,i;°W:gii{nY,?vm€£e Zfoétgtzaiucag __ NA[‘HANI10lr_Mc1i'AR_i31_l__I‘iE. Iii is a. plty tgdoubalesésh a, tes_;.ing_bpt fascinating imin ._l ""' Sijmrrlr->rs_i¢fp;,_‘%5Iy].I. t e stwflg) -at C ur e5"an "0 3 Comes in large 50-cont bottle at lg .` H j July, 191 e“t°r1'"5°9 Mfe 5° Often cumlmre Geo. E. Hughes and lending druggists

with such sninlllng baggage

_ _ - - _-1 fs _ -

'___ - - _ . _ M P' ,h if be ' - ' and tollct goods counters every-

? TEST V i "P°°'yS“~ll;Ii§°¢i6h Hlillllilulvlillliirllyliiifll ' _ Iftlf’ ,‘;f_"¥;__ l_9'__T;';1“°;d1_;"t_E;’ _*_‘_“__“ whsrs. "Tho Girl with tho Auliuru

» ` J. W. Wrigllli. Bedeque, whose 3" . W* 9 £5” ' "_ _ ' Half" iS On 0VGl’y Packlige.

L0S.,.__ON BRfGHT0N SHORE A wor_h1hssi~aso_rsushiihosi.- Mr. v_f_§f_1_:_f<£i¢__;;1___\:__<;t___\;f_i_;l1;;\;i_ _1¢_=:__f_f__-_ lvlsas _lu o.o_._sus by _'rho 'r. ri. ii ii t b tt ii t ii “right raised ltnhalf to and - 1 Booth Co., Lt ., Fort Erie, Ont.

sm” al D ome 'boa ' pal“t° h 11 "n e t. in itnfr-,on idersi of tiled" coders of 'warriors' but dark brown Find" Wm b° “War slideliuilili lglaaiig xriloll/"ivollitll 10000 take notlcejllet the grumblcrs lil the

dIedRl;y;d;>._i>Dl¥_1ns _£9 the more in/value. _ rq_nkg~ of Ismael -before Pi-hahiroth FOR

~- '- --__ '------~ . - ' (ggd) ' were uttering their cowardly_com- D M -I pulp h

Losr, BETWEEN oHAm,o'r'l‘n- C_P_LiNKLETTER_ piaint, whiie the ,Md G0,i_ m,,ghty r ere emae I 1 we Spd G°0_\;§'=f_°W“- 1“d¥’; f_0f=;_t» ' W__ _ P E I in hsiils,_ly.ss the Muster of strategy. been the Standard for 20`yesl¢

g uc. ln er rewar e y lmo. . . ' ~ `- ` _ _ ' l qglleqtion 1 1 leaving at Guardialn News Depart- July, 1013. :_l;_ht;-:I-uirmigoaiggrifélsulclif v_v_i_t€l“g_l°0:°‘:__i'i‘3'_ 81|* yd!!! pf¢l¢|’|hfd_ Ind of 2 b°°m"' ‘mt le" lntlll:_.___ __ ____739-8_-3M3i- The plate in our Piano had sep~ the inequalities which appear in gh, f¢C0lll'lll¢l'ld¢lI‘ by PIIYSICIIIIS. l`§os'r-TUESDAY LAST IN CEN- °l”Hl°d_ff°'“ ‘he hack ¥‘“‘b°f° “nd 1lves,_o'f‘_iru-in sua notions, with whom Agupt n¢¢¢l;¢;,A¢ gl] ¢||-“gains

_ t_,__.’_1___HQ£_,i-.bm.i,__ pm.” -~containi,',g I was lmformed thutlt could not are ,inding fault? Against _

l Bull-fimoney. Qwnprs name westin h” Tiff”°’§d-vf,1"Q,§",’“,§_‘°',§ §“““5' whom ilo they lsvsl their lirpotout """“f-- __ __ __ ,__,___ _ sliihpur o Finder please rdturnto °‘l f- ~ 'H ' ° °‘l“°' ‘ra eg ' -1. __ -_ U ‘

_ i _ . _ . _. __ . ~ » _ g _

Oentral-gilotol-.1 -‘-- -'l80'9‘9M2‘lPd- ivgenggziregiét iiliiixiiiielilsdgxsvulig Theft are man? who give them-

_ W' ' good as the day I received ig from sell?" to the language of recrimlna- _ '__',_\___“’ _'_~1~,~_j}_-\\ l ‘ the factory. tio Alnrlcr the influence of panls-the » 5,"-'. _ ;a`li

_ A f ‘ blind push of unreasonable tear. The 7L"» 15

FUX RANCHERS' ATTENTION - _(Sgdi\[1{S_ F1N]_,AY30N_ lesson story reveals that the children

ni Israel got into n state of nanic.

Notice to the Publior- though only r. few usys st most had ` _ _

Parties wishing to have their pained since they had felt themselves

Piano Players, Pianos or Organs

%ss|nnl| __ _

A. A. Mahesh. l<.c., Donald Mcliinhorrl

user 1’f1n°° Sf- Rm* “‘°"°"“°' AP’ "Ordered sud appointed lha'E;Mou- Barriatere. Attomey-at-Lew

day 18th"oi August. 1913. the Bmw” 3l°°l‘- ‘_7h“‘f‘°"‘°°°“'“ __

d td n for hearing all appeals - ' ' "

nilalilze tooliim from the plmeeding _w\fbufI°n_ sh\W_ Valuation Assentment 'o es m-_ ' ‘_ ‘ _ “ja-» .f- _ii 1 _

posed`_;>r |;ll_i.ill0l’_l_3d bydt _'tCity' §§_ii'¢il'¢il¢Er;§_'i:1il-:_i_i’|iEi_’<i_»;;_§i°ii'r¥if£_`3g:6i? ‘ ' ` ' "- M* = i .Wm °" y C6039 "0 t e tY 3° 3 ‘"3 mansnt oft! ecorpol-'tt n '

such day end daily there until Omg 5-0 d dia 1-also bllieé. l=:row~___ ell sncbleppedls have been read, st '°°L m"'l°“"°""' P' 'M -r*

A i F- _ _ . only, distinct colors.

' ` "_ __ 31. Glsrlioius, collection, 12 spikes`

' _ ' only, distinct colors.

_ 32. Goldenglow, 6 stalks.

_ _ ., _ - __ . _ 33. Hollyhocks, double. 4 only,

59°” m the city emi" in th? City _ _. Slreieten alllgltere, etc. A V cut blooms, distinct colors.

‘nie lisiif 'ol for owslorh is his lore. 'STEWART ._._l_ZAMl’BEI»l

Hill ln Charlottetown aforesaid and us ul Bleek %%run

fr lun www 3

gory. “nail-_hliéaweii thrhggh 'pgiksilié _AD6\t¢il9_1;3hll, 30th. _dam '.05 . July w £mlnn£ _ umuimutgd in . _ _ _"sn .`._“ °'-" '1 " ' ' ' ~ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ _ #SUN ILA. " ` ' ' '

I-iorne, 7-20-4 and all tlw Oth" ¥°°d RIQBI ' I __x_bq w!§r£hllmW

632_7_3iMf6i_ _ _ _ _-- i . Ferris' ook-0 erlettetovn Quebec. Que 1 -

_ . l so ".‘;;“.i“ii';i..if““ .i';if°..‘;.':;.i Auwyillll Dalldrllli

thing to-day cannot the Lord ol _'"-

_ Hosts make Birch-'W ‘ Will make 'Canada a Bald-

control. But as the decades and the centuries grow old this truth deepens infthe hearts of the reverent: God controls the'forccs of nature. They are in His keeping and obedient un- -to him. Duck of nature, encompass- ing nature, overtopping nntnrc, per- vnding nature, commanding nature, is Goil. The wind and the seas oklcy =Him. _

headed Nation if not

M. Pasteur the great French Physi-

cian of Paris, once said' “I believe

is .lb 1

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SEALED 'l‘ENDE`RS, addressed to

cclvcd nt Ottuwn until Noon, on Fri- day, tho 5tll September 1913 lor the conveyance of His Mnjcstyfs Mails; on ll proposed Contract for_foul~ years, six tinlcs per week Over Rural

Postmaster Generals pleasure,

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DOCH UICKINNON

Psoriasis......._._...._..llr. J. A. clsrlr, Vice:-l*rcs.King‘s Co. f Mrs D,J .Stewart

“ “ Queen’s Co...Miss Pearl Taylo

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rhwlcl-1

. Allutilon, 1 specimen.

_ Acacia, 1 specinlcn.

Amurylis, l specimen. ' ' . Begonia, flowering, lspccimellr

'5. Begonia, tuherous, double,

specimens.

_6. Begonia, tuberous, single,

specimens.

niens.

8. Cactus (need not be in flower)

1 specimell.

9. Celosia, coxcomlls, 2 specimens 10. Coleus, 3 specimens. 11. Coleus, 6 specimens. 12. Dracena, 1 specimen,

13. Ferns, forei n 1 s ecimsn

less than 4, _ 15.

less than 4.

pot.

18 er. 1

19. Fuchsias, single, 1 pot,

iiower,

oi 5.

of 5.

. 5,

va_1'ie_gr1teil, 3 pots, distinct.

23. Gersniums, scented leavcd,

llutméistinet.

_ 25. Gloxinins, 1 specimen,

27. Hydrangea, -1 pot plant,

bloom.

28- Ivy, English, 1 pot.

29. Impatiens, 1 specimen.

30. Kochia, _Fire Blish, lepeci

31. Liliums,

tinct. 32.

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Petunia, Petunia.. Palm, 1

single, 2 snecinlcns. double, 2 specimens. plant in not~or tub.

plant, 12 varieties only.

36. Hanging pot or basket.

Clues 2-Cut Flowers

Sec. ‘

1. Asters, quilled, with long stem,

than three colors. 2. Asters, Victoria, 4 blooms dis-

tinct.

3. Astcrs, Comet, 4 blooms dis-

tinct.

4. Asters, any other variety, 4

blooms distinct.

5. Alltirrhinum, (snapdragon) col-

lection of 3 cut blooms, distinct.

6. Antirrbinum, (snspdragon) col-

lection of 6 cut blooms, distinct.

7. Balsam, 6 specimens. 8._Carnatlons, 3 or more out

bloolns, distinct colors,

9. Carllations, Margusrites, 3 or

more cut blooms. 10. Ualliopsis. 11. Chrysnnthcmums, double, 3or

more blooms.

12. Cosmos, 2 varieties.

13. Cllndytuft, 10 specimens.

14. Clematis, 1 spray,

-'15 Dahlia doubl show

9.16. Dahlias, double, Pompon, 5

B\*’fl|\!\‘» 5°ll°ll9\'°» N°'*'l°'l°‘°° Printed notices cont'aini‘ilg further lilcoms only, distinct colors.

om AB_l§;1l;Xo;_l`20l-g_;\; of Nova information _ as to ct_‘ndi`tlorl of pro-

wl* _ posed Contract may ll_e_seen and h

DOMINION OF CANADA5 Sligilk M -KINNON K C L L B hlnnk forms‘ oi Tender‘ma.y llc ob- _`1B. Dahlias, double, Peony flower, Province- of Prince Edwald - so . . ., - - mined at_t_hc___Post 0,0ich._of_1<isad_st.. 5`_bl0oms Only. distinct colors. _ R- N' M“°1Q5l[L____ Pslsrs lasy, lvnagsll, Murls nrluss

Kenneth Manim Esquire ~ e ||0'|`l|. Blt||l;8WlC_l_ _ _ ‘_ and _other route Oliices and at the of- Siyhlooms only, distinct colors,

_ 1 lloneton.. . Il.

Stlpendlafi' Magistrate fm' the &lllY me lsaielt and _l_1_est Located Hognl in ace ol me P=9B;.igl3c5ii§;l:DIe$g§ét0r_ h

of cpm-]ogt¢t°wn_ ,‘,' the ty ieec......odzhln¢_|D0‘ ents _ _ JOHN F WEE R _ " “`°“°.N°‘*°°*‘.‘“*H‘S“°"°'<*“° :i'i"i.ii".f'i€i'ii§iiiI`§`ii.;§§:'*'§“`*`iiiiiiig 1-of ous Irssssoi oss? ' SllpEl1dl8l’Y M8glSiYl\€ Of lheiclty tha e|lmnl»:__|mnnnn G % Nl' Charlottetown, .lilly Mill 1913 ` of Charlottetown has by vlrt f D`U’lvlol.» ou 1. 510 7 2sMs3l

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The P0g'¢fhBl;d ‘1\1fl1;_>l'.l_§Y(l;l1li1i1Ii_` PLCLPPD _Q-m_H:E_{N_'! O vested yr e tatueo t e e' ra ' fr 13"" ' _ - - - 1 ‘ f Assembly of the Island entitlgia - °§li»ii7luii:i%~f°ri.NPiliillii'iE3i' (I 1 W

“Au Act to Consolidate and

Amend the seve`rel,acl_s idcolipora- M L' Q- Makin _ ' , blooms only, distinct colors.

li cl: 'l c'hs'l rl ° "“ "°"l ‘ '

ting t e y o ro own _ ___

17. Dahlias, double, Cactus. 5 looms only, distinct colors.

T319. Dahlias, double, Cactus, fancy,

20. Dahlias, double, collnrettc, 5

looms only, distinct colors. 21. Dahlias, double. decorative, 5

blbonlé only, distinct colors.

22. Dahlias, single, 5 blooms only ictinct colors. 23. Dahliss, collection, 20 blooms llly. distinct. 24. Dillnthus, double, 6 blooms

__ only, distinct colors. l .

25. Dinnthus, single, plain edge, 0

26. Dlnnthus, single, fringed, 6 ooms only, distinct colors.

28. Everlasting, best hoquet with rnanlsntal grasses. 29. Gsillardla, annual, double, 8

30. Gladiolus, 5 spikes ol bloom

34. Hydrangea Paniculats, Grand-

35. Larkspur, 6 specimens,

1 Floral .»’!_s.so_ciation__

“ “ Prince Co.._Mrs.R.T. Holman P `_` " -MR W- 3~ LOUBOH

Secretary-Treusurer...Mr C.M.Williams “

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Prize List: Clue I-Flowers in Potsi

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tlrlcl. colors)

7. Begonia, Hex variety, 2 speci-

g r ll .

14. Ferns, foreign, collection ol not

Ferns, native, collection oi not

17. Ficus, India Rubber Pls/nt, 1

_ Fuchsias, double, 1 poi; in now 0

in

20. Gcraniums, double, collection

21. Gcrnfniums, single, collection*

` 22 Geranium silver lcavcd und

24.' Gcrnniumn, Ivy leavcd, 1 pot.

26. Heliotropc, 1 plant in bloom.

in

'D0

1 plant in flower, dis-

35. Collection ornamental foliage

27. Grasses, best collection. r-0°

cept from i ~'\ West. when they must be placed im- -rfliately utter the arrival

th z- .

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A In V I ,___ for thiini H that ‘act hminot so 0| ' Sflllld Still and Bea U18 snlvhtlnll Ol

lthl heal lh it °! Um *li A ' `

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_ Q1 _ I A l 1 ` l AUGUST ” 10 ten been lost to remem ce, Israel ti” I-‘,‘""‘|~ H* K°°9“ ‘Zach °b°"° Hi' l i I . _ __ ;

would hav n saved ir her °W° a ls ' _ ii . _F|.rst'

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C;llarloll¢l0W-llc, Prince Edward lslalld

‘ August _Z8lll & 29lll. l9_l3»

The P. E. lllmd Railway will issue single fare return tickets ' to the show good for four days. _

-l 0liicers: P. E. Island FIora|"As`socialion

I-Ionorary President. _THE HONMUR- Executive Committee

King’s Co.. Mrs John Mebehn, Sourie

“ “ . .l\Ir.J.D,atewart,Georgetown

Queen’s Co Mrs. J. A. Clark, Charlotte-

town

“ “ .Mrs. R.. M. Grant “ “ “ .Mrs C R Smallwood “

r “ “ .Mr. A, A. Alley “

“ “ .Mr. L. A. Haszard "

rlnce Co Mrs. E. Wyatt, Summsrside

Dr. Gauthier, at. Louis

37. Miguonette, bunch oi 12 spik-

es only, 3 or more varieties.

38. Nasturtillms, bunch of 12

spikes only, 3 or nlorc colors.

' 39. Nasturtillms, bunch of 2# blooms, 8 or more colors.

40. Ncmcsln, li npccilllcns, 41. Pansies, dish of 12 blooms on-

2‘lY. 6 distinct colors.

42. Pansies, collection of 24

2 blooms, not less than 8 colors.

43. Petunia, double, 3 cut blooms

only, distinct colors. ‘

44. Petunia, single, 3 cut blooms

_ _ only, distinct colors.

45. Phlox, Drummondli, cut

, blooms, 12 spikes only with not

more than 3 ol one color, colors dis- tinct.

46. Phlox, perennial, 6 spikes only

distinct colors.

47. Poppy, perennial, 6 blooms. 48. Poppy, annual, 12 blooms, 49. Roses, Perpetual, 3 blooms,

distinct colors.

16. Ferns, Malden Hair, 1 speci- 50- ROSES. M0". 3 hl°0m9. ‘U9- men

tinct colors.

51. Roses, climbing, 1 specimen. 52. Roses, collection, not less than blooms.

53. i-lnlvin, 6 specimens. 54. Salpiglossis, 12 spikes only, not less than 3 colors. '

55. Scahiosn, G only, cut blooms,

annual, 3 or more colors.

56. Stocks, double, 0 spikes only,

not less than 3 colors.

57. Sweet William, 10 spikes. 58. Sweet Peas, 24 vnrities

2 tinct. named, 5 sprays each. ‘ 59. Sweet Peas, 12 varieties dis- tinct, nnmed, 5 sprays each. "

60. Sweet Peas, 6 varieties dis~

tinct. with waved standards, color, class, and variety named, 5 sprays cnch. .'

61. Sweet Peas, 3 varieties named

10 sprays each, (color blending to

_ G* ~ »- #U is

“_ count, 50 per cent of merit),

G2. Verbenns, 6 blooms only, 3

or more colors.

63. Zlunlns, 6 blooms only, 3 or

more colors.

64. Bouquet, hand. 65. Bouquet, table.

In each class n first, second and third ribbon will be awarded suit- nllly inscribed.

1. Best collection of Scotch Roses --Rose Bowl, donated hy Mr. D. A. McKinnon.

2. Best collection of foreign ferns

-fern dish, donated by Mrs. Dr, Pet-

hick nnd Miss Pcnrl Taylor.

Il. Best collection of Wild Flowers

of this Province (cut hlnnms) made hy the childri-n-eilvcr medal. donat-

ed by Mr. W. S. linuson.

4. Best Kept lnwn and grounds in Vharlottetown-silver medal, donatéd

by Mr. W. S. Louson.

5. Best collection of Gsraniums

displayed at show, donated by _--

lst $2.00, 2nd 1.00.

6. Nest 5 sprays Sweet Peas dis-

nlnvcd nt show, donated by -»--lst

$2.00, 2l\d 1.00.

7. Frost. Bmlrillet, Hand, (donated

by (‘nrt.cr & Pu.) $1.50. R. Bent llolmllet Table, (donated

hy (_‘urtor & (`-fl.) $1.50.

fl. Mrs John Mclicrln, Sollrirl, P. E. l., luis llonntml n prize particulars lutcr.

-Rules-

‘VLY members of the Floral As-

O slflclntlon can exhibit.. The mem -

bcrship foo of 50:1 entitles each

membcr to all of the privileges of the Society.

This includes cntry of exhibits and

free entry to the Show. ' (2) Entries for competition must he made on the form provided for the pnr-

and sent to Mr. Chas M Williams

ge. previous to the 24th of August.

The prim list and forms can bi had by

writing Mr. Williams, Dept. of Agricu - ture. Charlottetown

(3) Alt exhibits, except potted plants

ln.ult bog Wh by till Erhlblhri Bhd ii.. l»;~ hlbilgr shsll hs silgliils for mai-s than ll le award in each c ons. Pot d plants must be owned at least one inontll

prevlioii si i- by the Exhibitor.

(4) Al* \`\ibits mast be placed in Show m ll lt. m., August 28th. ex-

of enoon tl ~\ _

(5) Exhibitors mail enter on number

of exhibitain any 1 ans, provaiod they are entered under the same number. but only one of such number shall be eligi- ble for an award. _

(0) Clans cards. corresponding to th entries, will be furnished to _the exhibit

itors by the Secretsii and they will be responsible for the n per placing of the 'cords on their exhibits.

in £11 The decision of the judges shell be

E _ I l

36. Marlgold, 6 specimens.

_ W i _ _

Arrangements are belnj nude lor e Suitable liolllinj in which h BH the Show. A Definite Announcement will econ be made through the Pnee

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