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_ y, and were the reco%nized cure in

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Cross Foxes

We have on hand a choice' lot of

Cross Foxes for immediate delivery.

These foxes may be seen at any time

at our sales rum-li on the Mt. Edward Road. Charlottetown. P. E. 1

Parties interested in purchasing

Foxes should see what we have and get our prices before purchasing else- where.

Correspondence solicited.

Maasachusetts Fox Exchange,

161 Queen St.. 'Phone 515.

I ` Charlottetown, P. E. l.

5162-8-29Mt.i‘.

TENDERS

Tenders \\'iii ln- rt-ci-ivoil by thc

undersignt-d up to tlvliiin-r 5th from parties willing to r-oiitrnct for thi- lsmbs offered for Sale li_v the memb- ers of l<‘rederi<'toii Fnriiiers institute.

Tenders io state price per lb. live

weight Also for fat slit-ep per lb. live weigiit-lzinihs to he di=livi~ri-d and weighed at :mine farni in Spring- field.

D. N. McKAY, Stacy. of institute.

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Government Raiiwavs From Charlottetown t0 Canadian National Exhibition

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Fare and One Third

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August 27, 28,29, 30, 31, Sept. 2.

Single Fare '

September 3, 7, 9 and 10.

Special Excursion Fare

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I $21.55 I Sept. 1, 4 and 8.

All tickets good for return leav

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Choice of 2 Trains.

Maritime Express. Ocean Limited

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WEDNESDAY.

supreme ideality of Prince Edward Island as a summer resort is as com mon a matter of knowledge as the supreme excellence of its silver foxes. and if in the past there niav have been any lack of accommodation there is now not the slightest reason for complaint The management oi the \ictoria have ull summer been effecting improve- ments and additions in that hotel on a large scale so that the building is now ii inagnitiient tredit to the ls

in the Maritinie l’ro\'inces. As a result of the additions of storeys an elevator has been found essential, and one worked by electricity has been installed, Twenty-iour additional rooms have been put in, each elegant- ly appointed, with bath attached, and fitted with long distance telephone. There will he n [ine roof-gardcii, which will be furnished with chairs, tables,

prehensive view of the city and the river and is fanned by a deliglittul breeze. There has been put up ii strong iron-cmistriicted fire escape

On ihe whole the hotel is a land mark in the city and should add materially

PERMANENT WORKS.-The Pub-

lic Works Departiiieiit is carrying out its excclleiit policy of gradually rt-plnciiig all of thc existing wooden t- irurv biid cs in the province

voiicretc. in addition to colnpletinll

building prograninie which for uu- uvoidnblc causes could not be finished before the weather became unsuitable, tlie.ilcpartnu~.iit has this year con-

i-s, of lust _veur’s work. the most ini- portant is thc big bridge over the ffartiigaii River. This structure coin- pri:-ies two steel spans ul' 280 feet in length, clear oi' the approaches. The bridge has 11 concrete roadway and a four-foot sidc~walk, the width of the bridgeway being altogether about 16 fcct. This bridge was coninienced lust full, and ut present the entire snperstructiirc, including the concrete rondivny, has been coinpleted, while the ciitistr\ii~t.ioii of thc upproziclit-s is now under wiiy. it is vxpcctcii that this line new bridge will be open- cd l`-ir traffic in the course of itiiotlier inonlli. Besides this bridge another new bridge was built iti that locality this year, a coiicretc culvert hritigo being erected near (.‘:ii'digan, to 1`ill the vucztiitzy caused hy the bridge that was buriir.-d. At \Vigginton’s, ii 215- i'oot steel span bridge hits lienn cr- ested in thc phicc of the previously existing wooden one. The l~`ortune ilridge, ot two 120-foot steel spans,

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etc. The garden conimaiids a coin-,‘

I. ‘has been completed, this permanent

structure also replacing a wooden bridge. At Mink River. a hundred- foot steel span bridge hasbeen erect- edi. near Crapaud, another 35-foot. steel bridge has been put up. while

one-with 2%-foot steel spans is in cour- se of erect on at Aiiearn's, Tignish.

THURSDAY.

.ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. B.. Nicholson announce the engagement of their daughter

Ifatie to Mr. _Leslie B. Smith, the mar-

land anti iintloiibtedli one ofthe finest ’ age to take place on September the

30th.

-IMPROVING . ESTATE.-Mr.

Denis D. Arsenault is now the owner of the estate of his late father, Mr. Delphiii Arsenault, residing at Cape Eginont. Mr. Arseuault is now getting the fences repaired and the soil pre- pared for the next season.-R

SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.--The On-

ward Mission Circle held a success- ful Ice-crcuiii social in The Hull at

Tyroii, on Monday evening, September

7th. Preceding the sale of Ice-cream

on the eastern side of the building. and qanilyilw following programme

was rendered: Island Hymn. Solo, Mrs. Giddings, Quartett, "Rule Brittania,"

to the uttraciiveiiess of t`l\'.ir!otteto\vii. reading, Rei,-_ (}_ M_ Young; tr-10, "Three

.ittle sisters," Ruth Young, Wiinds. Lee,

Esther Lord; duet, Mrs. Giddings and Mr. Fell, Tableau, “Soldiers of the l{iiig"; solo, Miss Amy Lord; reading Miss Jean Young; solo, Miss Lizzie

t inpi ~ _' ‘ 2 -‘ -W1-iglit;-drill-by--ten-young--ladies and with perinuiicnt structures oi' steel :ind ge" gemlgmg-n_ The snug gum of 530

was realized towards the fund of this

that portion of last. year's s0¢ie1y_

FOR .VALCARTiER.-Oiiicer .Jini

Walker, who holds the rank of

_ p Quartermaster-Cnptiiiii in the Ninth

strltcted ii number ot other new bridg- Field Ami,u|m\,,e_ Army Mmiicut (fm-pg,

leaves for Valcartier Camp on Friday morning. Capt. Walker received ii telegram yesterday directing him to "report at mice Vnlcartier to No. 2 Stationary Hospital," and, as stated. ho proceeds to-morrow to the camp where Caniida's ilrst contingent for he front is in preparation. Mr Walker desires, through this inediuni, to make it known that he will he only too willing to deliver any parcels that anyone might wish to send to our island “ boys" at the camp. -Any such parcels should bo lcft at Mr Walkers resiileiice, 114 Prince Street.

DR GlLLlS.-Dr. Gillis, whose death

was brielly reported in yz~,sterday's fluztrdinii, was only 29 years old. \i~le wus nn excellent pliyscian, and had ti. i't~niarkahly large practce. Au astu- duiit, at St. Dunstaii’s und McGill lic had a line record and graduated as lil. I). from the hitter institution in 1ill0. It is only a llttlc more than at your since his marriage to Miss Ethel l)orst-.y ot' this city for whom much syinpatliy will be felt in her early ber- caveincnt an well as to his parents re- siding at indian River, and his six bro- thers midjour sisiers. Thcbrothers iii- ers :ind i`our sisters. The brothers in- clude l)r. I". Gillis, of Keiisiiigtoii and itcv. Joseph in Vermont. The funeral will tnkc place in (lliarlottetown on Friday morning from the residence of Dr. Dorsey.

ST JAMES GUJLD.-The annunl

meeting of the Guild oi’ St Jnnies t‘hui'ch was held in the Sclionlroont lust evening, with ii good attendance. During thc past your many pleasant events have been held, und much 'good work ncconiplished, while the finances :ire in a healthy condition. The oillccrs for the coming year were elected as follows:--President, Miss Mary McN\itt, Vice-l’resitleiits, Miss Idtlicl Thomson and Miss Kutlierine James; Se<:rt=.ltir_v, Miss M. J. Irving; Treasurer, Miss Marlon McLean. Miss

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M. 'l‘oombB.\Ild Mila A. Saunders were ll>D0i1Il6d»ll--Q Flower Committee in connection wfltli . .the sick of the Church. while other Sub-Committees we_r9_3lgo appointed. it was decided _ hold theiniinuai Hallowe’en tes. which has been so successful in past years and which is now looked forward to as an event of early autumn.

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Sat t

Hu Junics); Miss Gorda Taylor and Clar- ence Tidniorsli (tlliuriottclown Club) defeated Miss Mcffready and Theo- do e . . ~, , ; L s ' _ ' '_ _ lo , ` , ,

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Su wa restored to such an extent that the tick of a watch was plainly audible seven

eit

Therefore, if you know someone

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MCCMUJGI. Miss Cairns, Miss B.

There passedqieacefuliy to her

eternal reward on Saturday the 12th

IIE!-. Catherine. beloved wife of Don- a though in failing health for some time

seemed to be improving under the skil-

_ Nicholson- of Hopedale, who

nd iudefatigable nursing of her

daughter Mabel, who hastened home from Boston, on being appraised of her

mother-'s illness. But on the af-

ernoon of the above date it became evident that the improvement was but

_fmporary and her pure spirit took

Her was a beautiful life, always che fylng the spirit of Him who came, not o be ministered unto, but to infnister

flight to be forever with the Lord. s erful and unseltish, ever exempli-

he leaves to mourn with the v

abo e mentioned daughter, an aged husband and one son, Malsolm A., nl-

a brother and sister. viz. Alex. Mc-

Leod of Boston and Margaret Mc-

lseod of Charlottetown. Notwithstand- H8 attended her funeral, the services of

ich were impressively conducted by

the Misy season, a large number

Rev. J. H. McHattie of Brookfield.

The remains being laid to rest in the Hartsville Cemetery.

TENNIS MATCH.-On the clay

con

5' 9 Ill

rts of the St. James Tennis Club

sterday afternoon ii return tennis atch to that which was played on

urday between mixed doubles

em s of the Charlottetown and St. James Tennis Clubs, took pluce. Sat- urd th

uy's match was played on

Charlottetown Cliilfs courts at

Victoria Park, the home cltilrwinning every set. Yesterdays match was re- spo an

iisible for some interesting play

d was enjoyed by players and spec-

ators alike. The results were: Miss Kit (Cliarlottetown) defeated Miss Helen

ty Norton and Ilugh Simpson,

ghes and Dr. C. McMillan (St.

Ross (St James (‘lub) Miss

r oi Taylor and G Fit/gernld (Char ttetown Club) defeated Miss Jessie ullertoii and C. 'l‘oonibs (St. James ilub); Miss Bessie Beers and C. Beers tftliarlottetowii (llub) defeated Miss

in and M. Bngnnll (St. Janie;

faifb); Miss Hogan and Ted Moore

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Ross and A. Tlioinpsoii. Miss Florciice Norton and Mr. tfliirieiitze 'ludinurgh also won their set, tht- (Iliarlotteiowii

nb representatives winning every

arlottetown Club) defeated Misa

To Cure Citairhil

Deafness and .

Head Noises

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Persons suffering _from cntarrhal

deafness and head- noises will be glad

know that this distressing afflic-

to tion can be successfully treated at lwme bY_n11 internal medicine that in .3 Diet ‘

UIBUY lY1BU1!iC0s has eilccted tt oni- s cure after all else has failed. erers who could scarcely hear ii tch tick have had their hearing

OF €ig11C inches away from

her ear.

o is troubled with head noises or

cutarrh, or catarrlial deafness, cut out this formula and hand to them and you will have been the means 0( saving some poor siitierer perhaps from total deafness. The pre:-icrip. film C1111 be lH`@l>ured ut home and s

made as follows:

Secure from your druggigi; 1 07,,

rmint (Donnie strength), about

T5c. worth. Trike this home, and add to it i pint of hot water and 4 oz. of moist or granulated sugar;

r until dissolved, Trike one table-

spoonful four times a day,

The first dose promptly ends the

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THE_ woriies of a day at business, and the chill discomfort of a stormy

~ journey homeward at its close, make home’s warm welcome doubly

grateful, Cares forgotten, mind and body alike relaxed and comfortable, you feel GOOD. -

Not the least of_,t_hose things that contribute to the pleasure of

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You can install a Blazer for less than it costs for a. hot water system,

and operate one for much less than it costs tolieal: the house with stoves. Each Blazer is sturdy and strong, and built to last a lifetime. Most good

dealers handle Blazers, Drop us a postcard and we

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son, and, which are quickly overcome by this BffiCaCi0\1s treatment. Nenrly

ninety per cent. of all enr troubles are directly caused by ciitnrrli; there- fore, there are but few people whose hearing cannot be restored hy this simple home treatment. Every 'per-

son who is trouliled with licnd noises cntarrhal deafness, or catiirrli in nuv form should give this prescription a

trial. There is nothing better. IMPORTANT-In ordering Pnrmint.

always specify that you wiint Double Strength; your druggist lins it or ha can get it for you; if not, send 75c.

the International Laboratories,

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Children’s Children ?

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