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“The Faith of Her Fathers”
‘ In Two Parts
Featuring George Siegman and Irene Hunt
e dee heart struggles of a beautiful girl-courted by a
maliih not ol) her faith-tempted to be ashamed of her fathers calling--placed ‘in a false light by an innocent foolish act~_- but eventually taught a great lesson in a strange manner-is the foundation of this intensely absorbing drama
Hniiiurou i.. 1. L. will mm ,Clyde River on Frid8¥.,J\\ll° Wh- All members please attend.
l iioN"r iuss the' mea today vfl the (ih,,r|_0¢¢¢1,0wn . Driving Park. ‘They begin at 2 p. ma. 9l\B\'P-
to-doy on the Charlottetown Driving Park at 2 p. m`.lsh»al'P»
l DFiVEL0l'ING 'AND PRINTING.-
l.eave your illms with the Marltllm Stationers.
A Proposal from---Nobody ___
l FILMQ LEVELOPED AND printed.
Ft‘2\tUl"l-nl-’.` Mary Fuller 1 Leave your holiday films at Brown's
Postcnrd Store
In the fourth story of “Who Will Mary Marry” ° ____ ‘
l LEC'l`UR.E.--Come and hear .\li:-is
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. Divorce Scandal Mufv A-_R0-'=“°°.“-.?t=,“““?_.,.
Mystery of the Hotel A newspaper story 'giiaifrigzlilzhlghtlhtuji l>|"c'l<$-fi;.:`§iff5
Thanhouser
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g g i ' coivir: WITH 'ri-IE CROWD to the
. . . Prince F-ilivard this evening and see
l`wo Siiows| Admission Five Cents _ | Doors Open 7 p. m. one 0; the best dramas ew, w,.,m,,,_
Nightly |You Pay for the Best,You Get it Here|Sliows at 7.45 & 9 p.m. The Ticket of Leave Msn. 2753.
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ig 9* if I I 7| I C-NR. B"-L PASSED iby “ v°t° ‘li 85 t” 42 “ C'°"'"“'.cars will meet on the Sggsre- and will
, " will be nn automobile parade this
The first amendment was defeated morning at eleven dclock sharp The
ment ma_ority of 43. , .
l" The second amendment was dcfeub start fron the Gaiimdia Fox Exclrarigi
-_ at five minutes to e1@V0l!- Thév Wl l
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Wm; given (or the Government to luirchusc thc ruull UY 1~l`lIltl`l*'-lU‘l at H pi-icn nut more than thirty nilllion ilollalrs.
'tho second ziiiiemiiieeiit was uovcil
ny _»\ln1i,,nse Vi~i~vii|.¢ of Muisouellve ;.n<l pi'n\'iil4`s that the Bill should not onine into force until Maclicn'/.ic iinrl Nlallii, the U\\l\Fl`S of C9l`l-alll ininrs nt llunsmuir, I3. C., had aiqlrceil to nppiilntuieiit of ;| boeinl of con. cilintirn to deal with the strilu-. now
by 3 vi-tc Of S5 to 38. I , - "
The third reading was then passed Egrggf £a;_;(:x{n§]nt¢'1;e°;_Xera,f:,(3,nw\l1 nm
by the some division. im '
Mr W. F. Nuckle voted in cvery1Govcrnrr.‘cnt majority of 47 on the
cart- with the Opposition. final vote.
Mr. W. li. (lhiirlton, of Norfolk, Hon. Arthur Meighen, the y0\1tl!fl1l
Oni., in the second amendment.and Solicitor-General who, with the Pre-
thiril reu-ling voted with the Govern- Iizilcr bore the bulk of the firingi in the ir-mt. U. N. Il.. questign, warmed up the de-
Vl R~ l5» Beflllcllt. the leilllcf 0l hate for the Government with one oi
the iiiill-Moosers, wus absent from his incisive, vigorous and logical the city. having left for Ci-tlgary last speeches. I-lc was given aiioth-'ai night. The apathy of the Oppusi- great ovation by the Conservatives tion is shown hy the unusually large;-,vi img ,~,1\t-.nys been regapded as ai
in iroirrcss at thnsc mines. 1 4 , , 1 glnble rremher and ia brilliant debate:
.but his renurkablc handli-ng of thi
'_- -~- ~-~ --- ‘;.'_'whole C N R question, has raised
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the young Westerner. Mr. Meigiher was practically effective in showing up the 'rvigarics of the l+'l lirails in the
N. R. He analysed their position
mi cn.1pb:isizcd that the Llherals had iiririg the cousse off the deiliute taken p u half dozen various sta/nds in the
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6 Shares Dinnis Pccligreed
Original issue at $130.
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::In buying chocolates you should
insist on purity, for impure chocolat on urn almost as limi ns poison. Herr you will find ulways a irood selection
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Phone, write or call.
The first order with the cash
nost llncly flavored chocolates, prc- pared hy thc leading coinfectioners iv Uariiiilh nm' the United States-nerr nrt- Ncilsnns, Willnrds, Moira u-n\d 7.1151- gf-tts, rnniriiig in prices from 35a tr $2.00 ii box. McKinnon Drug Co.. or. Grunt. George and Kent Sfrnnfg
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Killed by Blood-Yoisonlng
Ui-ici! mi old ra//.oi' for pariiig his
rzorns. Fooliisli, because H 25. bottle nf 1'utna|u's Corn Extractor will curc all the corns in ,, family for a year.
` Use only Putiinin’s Extractor, 25r
Morris Block Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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~-1 Provisional Clirecators
Alfred Piclrard : : President Charles II. Chandler W. S. Newsom
I R. Percy Mutch I-Ierbert Mason ,
1 . ,' The Mason Pure Bred Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd. _ |
Stock issue $85,000.00 Head Office, Charlottetown, P. E. island Shares each $50.00
The capital
13 pups in 1914.
Mr. Moyse has
sliarcs at $50.00 each. The authorized capital is $170,000 so that the company can enlarge if necessary.
All expenses incurred_in organizing and promoting the com- ~
pany, selling stock, etc., will be borne directly and solely bythe promoters, every_cent you invest goes to pay for live pairs of foxes
at $17,000 per pair. ,
. Our five pairs of guaranteed, pure bred silver lfllack foxes are
from the best original ranch stock on Prince Edward Island, _are from strains of high records for large litters and fur production, and are guaranteed free from any physical defect whatsoever.
One pair is from the ranch of Thomas Moyse of Bedeque, and
is from stock closely related to two pairs that were sold by him 1 in 1912. These two pairs produced eleven pups the next year and l
We have arranged with Mr. Thomas Moyse of Bedeque, P. E. '
I., one of the most successful Fox Ranchers known and a mah of 1 unquestionable character, to ranch our foxes for one or more years.
in which he has full oversight sold in Sept. 1912 tw) pairs toa
stock now issued is $85 000 divided into 1700
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had wonderful success raising foves. The ranch
Company in Summerside, P. E. I., these two pairs we:e ranchcd with Mr. Moyse and in 1913 produced eleven pt ps which were sold in Sept. 1913 for $17,000, per pair, giving the Company a re- cord dividend. We are therefore fortunate in securing such a capable and trustworthy man.
Ranching expenses will be 10 per cent. of the yearly increase
for _the first t_hree_ years; after that period a vote of shareholders decides the disposition of this matter. t
Mail your order for_stock with 10 p. c. of the amount in cash
the balance will be required Aug. 1_5; or write to the Secretary- Trcasurer for a Prospectus or any information desired, or call at the office in Morris Block.
, We are not promising absurd dividends. Our prospectus shows what others have done and we are confident of success.
\a request for a Prospectus to any Director, orto " _
It you-want to invest in Foxes _and get in right. Get in where Ranch Management is
the beat and where you find good solid business men ,as Directors. Send your subscription or _
E Secretary-Treasurer,
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Home-uma -. cancun- nsuomhs
Opera House' this evening at the '~'i~icirei. oi Leave Mon." 2753.
'l1t0'I"l‘ER` IN THE MARKET.-
Anyone wishing-to purchase u well- .red' trotting stallion should ,consult W. S. McKie'l ard. elsewhere in this issue. 2695.
trip to the links t/Irie a,»fwr\noou, lwvs ing the corner of Pownal and Graf- ton streuts at 2.80 o’clocii, proceed- ling via Grafton, Prince and Fitzroy streets. to the links.
GOD REMEM-BERS WHEN Tl-LE
‘WORLD l"0RGE/l‘S.- This beautiful song will be given by Miss Lucy Blanchard at the 'Picket ot Leave
Mun this eveuiugi in the Opera Hagg-
THE l\'0R'1‘HUMBERLAND.- ,The S. S. Northum*berl~an~rl arrived in Clrarloteetown. last evening at 8 o'clock. The following passengers g,rriv»e~d by hm-: Meesrs_`J. .F. Fraser, ceo. Prowse and w. B. ivicicemiie. ol the I. C. R. -
` --SITE PURCHAEED.-At. 9, spe- cial meeting of the Summerside Tow] Council last night .it was-'decided to purchase the property of Mrs. James McLeod .-s ii site for this new Town Building. A crminiltten was appoint- ed to arrange for the disposal of the buildings now nn,thc property and for the erection of the new building. It will be renieritfiered that the Mar- lfez Building in which the town of- nrco are now located, was purch»nse~d i ccntly hy the Provincial. Govern- uent for nn Agricultural Hall.
ST. JAMES' TENNIS GI.‘UB.- At \ largely nttendcd lmseting held in lt. Junres' Hall last nligiht the ofiiro iearcrs of the St. James’ Tennis Vinh \'.'or-e elected as follows: Prez., \/fr. Mclnnis; View-Pres_, Mr. D. A. "cKi‘nnr-ri: Sec.-Treas., Mr. Laird; "rounds Committee, Messrs. Barlow, ‘l~'i:'0Y and Vila-tlris: Tea Corf-rrttcf-.1 "rs A.. 1'). Morrison and Miss Mc-~ ""*.‘. with power to n-dd to their lin-hors. The grervn will consist of *wo coiirls. one of which will he rea- 'v for play th'ls \veek_ ‘Abqut nine. teen ladies ,md gientle-r-en entered ‘heir nemcs for ‘m'enuHerthip_
PERSONALS
Mr. hlyduey Green, one of Giii'vo\l
llr-os., i-opiilni' salesmen went. on rt 'ngiilur lnisincss trip to Mont.ag'uo 0,, l`iicsfiuy.~-L.
Hon. -T. lil. Wyatt, Spegkel- (it Hi,-_
livgislativc 'Ai-iscinlily, crime ti, (Hinr- 'ottotown by the l‘3i,nprci-:s on' Satur- iny night. I Mi-. 1-101'-is nowo. of the I. o. n.,
Moncton, nrrivcd in (lhai'lot'Uc11owii'):ii Saturday night on a visit to his home. .
1 Mr. Will G. Distnnt, i‘cpi-csentiiig .Fenncll nm! Glimi-dler,, Clwrloititcltnwn,
wa? in Victorin Thursday fm bnslfn-nag
Mr. .»\rthur Affleck and Mr. Gcorrgnl Buirch of C‘lmrlottctnwn, spent the week end in Morrell the guests nf hir. :ind Mrs. Collin.
Mr. S. (I. Moore. representing 'l‘hn ilzmiidinii (lhiclc Co., Limited wus a riussengcr eastward yesterday after- noon to thc eastern port of thc Is- land in the interest of his flrm./
'l‘h`c Miss Cook gf Pisquid 151; ML Stewart ‘fur Boston on Friday even- ug. The young people of the vicin- lfv svcnt. a soci-al evening with them _bcforo they left.-L.
Master Peter Jay, Mt. Stewart; who
had his arm brok-an two weeks ago, 'us reportcil in the Guardian, in able to l»c`nround again and the arm is no ng nicely.-L.
'Ai-ch bishop Casey, ‘ V'i-incouvcr, B.(1.., will formerly Bishop or st. John, N- B.. arrived i-n Charlottetown ,,n Monday night on ia. visit.
Mr. Harold S. Crane. Passenger
agent of the Plant Line, arrived hy the Halifax yesterday morning from Boston. Mr. <'rane is to take the position of purser on the S.S.l'Ivun~ iqeline, which steamer will lie hero on the 18th Inst.
Her m-any friend? will regret Ln
learn of the continued ‘Llllness of ,'rs_ fllsvm J. I.. Dawson, Mt. St.c»».~urz~, Mrs. Dawson has been confined tr. hor `h0m" ff" fl¢Hl'lY a month and hr-r riniidrtion is not improved.-L.
'~"10l1i: thc passengers on the S. 3_-
Hnrlsnd from Victoria to Charlotte- town 'Fhurstlny wore: Mrs. Delilah Murphy find two children, Mrs. Philip Rev-rs. Messrs .lnh‘n Lord. Calvin I-lowatt. Jnmes Mullins. William Mg- '-lllrlrrle nnil Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrison.--V. `
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$7 so. Suits V
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Our $7.50 suits are a special
leader. The suit that most of the" stores are sellingat $10, in brown
and _dark tweeds; well finished in L -3_
every respect. -
8.00 Suits ‘
Our $8 suit is a particularly
good value also; mostly 'in single- breasted; lined with good quality satin lining. -
10.00 Suits
Our $10 suits are made from
good, solid worsted; a suit we can fully recommend to our customers, and will give satisfaction in- every detail. -
12.00 Suits . I
At $12 we have a very extensive
range of worsted ,and tweeds. The patterns are exceptionally good; everyone of which will stand the test.
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- Lowest Prices
$13 00 Suns, ~ _
The $13 suits are made from
pure wool worsted, Scotch and Eng- lish tweeds.; The patterns are ‘the seasorifs .latest production. The suits fit in every »detail.f At $13 they are a very special value.
15.00 Suits » `
Our $15 suits are modelled and
made on exactly the same design, with the very best Italian lining, and finished in the same high-class as the more expensive suits. ~
20.00 Suits
Our $20 suits are a triumph of the
tailoring art, made by the best tailors in the best and biggest _tailoring sho in Canada, and every suit guaranteed) by the makers and us_. If unsatisfactory in the least detail bring it right back to us.
25500 Suits -
Our $25 suits cannot be excelled any-
where on the continent 'for the fprice; made from the very highest class o _Eng- lish woollens._ _Every piece of cloth is put to the most rigid test.
Semi-Ready Suits guarantee in the pocket of every semi-ready suit sold by us. These suits are finished to the'stage when the tailor send for you to have your suit fitted. They
range in price from $15 to $25 each.
a Guarantee
Ifafter wearing this suit you find it is not good satisfaction return it to
S. A. McDonald and get a new suit for it absolutely free. _
The abovefguarantee is in the pocket of every semi-'ready suit sold by us.
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THE INSECT AND WEED PROBLEM SOLVED
Carter & Company, Limited .
CHARLOTTETOWN _
' Selling Agents for P. E. island _ .
Reade’s Electric Worm- Eradicator
This preparation is for the killing Of grubs, insects and worms that do their
destructive work at the roots of plants, flowers andtrees. Great_damage is often done to plants and the real reason never known, as the damage is being done at
the roots where it is not perceptible.
“Electric” Worm. Eradicator is applied by means of an ordinary sprinkling
can such as is used in every garden.
_ For most pests one ounce of the Eradicator to each gallon of water is suf-
ficiently strong to do_ effective work, for other pests, such as cut worms, two ounces to the gallon is necessary. When the ground is drenched with the solution, the worms immediately squirm to the surface of the ground, where they die in
a few seconds.
When used accordi1_ig_to our directions there is absolutely no danger to the
plant or tree, although it is sure death to the pests of every kind.-
Dinscrious ron Usiuc `
, This preparationis specially designed as a destroyer of Worms of every kind
at the roots of Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Flowers, Yegetables and Grape Vines.
For Cut Worms, use two ounces to each gallon of water, and apply witha
watering can, drenching the ground thoroughly. These worms do not 'rise tothe surface as other worms do, but die in the ground. Apply early in the morning.
For Ants, use two ounces to each gallon of water, mix thoroughly and ap-
ply freely with a watering can or spray. these pests may require ‘a third ap- plication before you can get rid of them finally. . /
For Borers. it is a case of prevention rather than cure The borers come
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out of the round and work up the tree, where it is practically impossible to reach them. gfhus it is necessary to kill them when they are in the ground.
Use two ounces of the Eradicator to each gall n f , t d d h th
ground around the tree during the months of April, Aug%sgSre%g:tem§;l‘i" ‘~ .e
For Worms at the'ro_ots of trees, fruit or vegetables careful! ' -asure one
ounce of the Worm Eradicator to each gallon of vvaler; t into dhxgdoden pail; agitate the whole well together, then agiply in thc ordinaryvway, using" g wager. plstgann-I lfpgntéils purpose. durmz the ummer months it is best to apply, it early 6° ~\ ~ - 1 ' _-
as a&<;iéLawns in,\d`.G0lfill8 Greens. use 'one ouncesto watgor .worms at the roots of House Plants, use a inf . f .st f li' it tnftii moi," ` ` 'V e " li=$i»u3l3i»'f‘-lf“ii.'».l‘au»ti3ii~n.
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