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l\ -_"f7_- _ area ve criticism.

-- _ Thatsatisfaction injewelbuying will -

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be found here for the very reason that our well known reputation as Jewelers and Watchmakers has been gained only throgifh persistent adherence to the policy of offering 9 y such gems as will bear the

most critical ins tion

‘ And the higliesalue' we place upon your atron. age regardless of the amount of your expend)iture_ ‘

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Estnb. 1868 lJewelers & Engravers

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Cook Studioll

T is only a short time that you

can ca 1 her_Mother’s baby- soon she will be a school girl

and then a young lady.

But a photograph of Mother and

baby keeps for a l time the mem- ory of those happy days-and lat- e_r pictures will show the transi- tion from childhood to girlhood.

Make the appointment to-day. BAYER Photo Studio

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Canadian

Government' Railwavs From Charlottetown

' to »

Canadian National Exhibition » TORONTO

Fare and One Third A\l8u,§t 30| 31»_ Sept- 2- Sing`le"Fare

September 3, 7, 9 and 10.

Special Excursion Fare

I $21.55 Sept. 1, 4 and 8.

All tickets éeood for return leav-

ing Toronto pt. 15 'l4. A

Choice of 2 Trains. Maritime Express. Ocean Limited

51368-26Mtf

Hard Coal

To arrive for here

in a few days per Schooner “A n n i e Marcia.”

500 Tons b e s t

quality of Hard Coal in Stove and Chest- nut sizes. _

Customers will

please book their orders so as the Coal can be delivered Whilst vessel is dis- charging.

B. Lyons 8|. ilu Anthracite

All 'licksts Good to Leave Tomato 0

September Ilih. l9l4 |

N | d'ng ex Schr. Bayard

Barigdvs 1S‘00lTons Best American Scranton Coal, also due to ?1'1`“f°

r Schr. "Sinah C. Kiminski" _.___ _.._._._.__.. - `n.n¢aaie' ' I 0

For Good Photos]

go to the l

New DesB_risay Block

-_ i

_.___

l"all Styles in - Queen Quality

The newest styles in the

famous Queen Quality boots for women are now display- ed in patent and gun metal. -The line is made up mo_st- ly of buttoned models, with t e new pointed toes and heels. Some excellent val- ues in perfect fitting, com- fortable and iiexible _boots at $4.00 and $6.00 a pair.

Alley & Co

y 135 Queen St.

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5% W" es",

Charlottetown Steam Navigation__Co., l.til.

Oomniencing Monlay the .tat of

une. the

BTEAMER NURTHUMBERLAND eaves Charlottetown for Picton, N. ., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'cloak 5, m., leaving Picton on re- rn about 4.00 p. in. Connections ade at Picton for all points ln ova Scotia.

ISTEAMER EMPRESB Leaves Summarside for Point-dw hone, N. B., Daily (except_ Sunday) bout 10 ,o’clock a. m., leaving Point- u-Chene on return about 4.30 P411-. minectlng with express trains for liarlottetown and Tignish. Connec- ons made at Point-du-Ohene for all

oints in Canada and the United

tates.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

harlottetown, May 29th. 1914.

|675-5-30Mt.l.

’ANAo|AN

P/aciic

TORONTO

EXHIBITION Excuitsion mass

From Ch’tbwn

35{’l`ickcts on Sale Aug. 2711-i ic

° 3lst. inclusive. and Sept. 2nd.

{ Going September 3rd, 7th, 9th

' and l0lh.

55{Going September lst, 4th and

° 8th

W. B. OHWARU. D F.A..C.P.R..St. Ibltu. N.B =~~ W-"si “W-

. .°|T PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague.

' ..THE MORNING Guardian can

be obtained in Souria at M. A. Pac- que ’s. -

. .TORONTO.»-The harvest in this section seems to be a little later than ln other parts of the Island, there be- ing hardly any grain cut as yet.-Z

._-EXAMINATION.-The following is the standing of the pupils in Albany school for the month of August: Grade VU--1. Flossie Largo; 2, Aylmor Bou- lter. Grade VI.-I, Christie Dawson; 2, Sadie Arnett. Grade V.-1, Jnnnetts. Bell; 2, Lorne Cameron. Grade IV.-1, Wallace Cameron; 2, Dorothy Boulter. Grade III.-~l, Claude Cameron; 2, Nina Boulter. Grade l.-1Arthur Boulter; 2, Eliza Boulter.

. . .*WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.-The

second meeting of the Lakeview Wo- meii‘s Institute was held on the even- ing of Sept. 2nd, at the home of Mrs. S. J. Rose, Lakeville. The evening was not very favorable, but notwith- standing this, there was a very good representation of members. As the first order of business it was first sug- gested, then moved, seconded and car- ried that this Institute solicit contri- butions from the surrounding districts to the Red Cross Society, for the re- lief of wounded soldiers. The regular programme began by singing “The Maple Leaf Forever." A paper was then read on School Sanitation, by the Secretary, the importance of this subject being dwelt upon at length. There were also some new sugges- tions for improvements in the schools. Then followed discussion of this sub- ject, and then it was 'decided that this discussion be carried over till the next meeting to be held in Elmira dis- trict on October 7th. Meeting closed by singing God Save the King.

EASTERN »PEllS0illLS

...*Miss Blanche F. Bruce is visit-

ing in Valleyfield, the guest of Miss Catherine McPherson.

LT.-COL. 0. CREW READ. Sus* MINARD'S LINIMENT.

Laketield. Que., Oct.. 9, 1907

I was cured oi Rheumatic Gout by

by M1NARD’S LINIMENT,

Hall ax. ANDREW KING. Markham, Ont. C. S. BILLING.

I was cured oi Rheumatic Gout by

M1NARD’S LINIMENT.

| I was cured oi Acute Bronehitis by sex.

ritual”

TENDICRS will be reccivcd by the

undersigned until Saturday the 19th September inet. for a complete sys- tem of heating lor St. Aleris R. (7. Church, Rollo Buy East, P. E. Is- land.

Plans and specification can be

seen nt the residence oi ll-Iis Lordship The Bishop of Charlottetown, or at that oi tho undersigned.

The lc-vest or any tender not nec-

essarily accepted.

E. WALKER, P. P.

Rollo Bay East, _

‘ P. F.. Island.

5517-tl-9ll[l0i.

PLAN_'l`_ LINE

AUTUMN Excurisions

in Effect 'september 11th.

Charlottetown to Boston and return

$13.00. Tickets good for return with- in 30 days from date of issue.

The new twin screw steamer"'Evan-

gellne" sails from Charlottetown for Boston every Friday at noon. For folders and full information apply to

JAS. CARRAGIIER.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Agent.

5489-9-5

Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line

Change in Schedule, increased

' . ~- -Service.

l¢aavss_St. John Mondays Wednesdays and

Fridays at 9.00 a. rn. for Lubec. Eutport, Poit add and Boston. Rezumlnmleavea Central Wharf Bolton. 0.00 s. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridavl for Portland. 'El°t1>0r!. I-\lbo¢ llld 5!- Iohn. DIRECT SERVICE lbctwecn St. John and Bolton.

A Main srsawisinr Lina

Dlre\‘,t‘eervios between Portland and New York heaven Franklin Wharf. Penland Tuesdays Thursday! and ,Saturdays at dw p. in. for New York. Day trips leaving Penland at 10.30 A. M tor New York. Leaves St. John? P. M. Atlantic time on Tuesdays. Fridava and Saturdays for

Bowan direct. .

St. John. Ticket OEM. 47 Klhl St.

ggi) 110118 Of the Celebfated Lack'

awana Coal in EB8.5f0V¢ and Chestnut sizes.

Biinhill

all 2- <=° -.

I. l.'I'H0llPSON 'I' RCP A

..a°‘..:.i.:." assi. ALLAN LINE fsi‘.‘i“" immefequened t'§'lfwi.¢ne_il§ ' 3 sailing wssgiy via si. Lawrence orders at onC¢.alld dellveiliyfiv-' ma ro uvasrooi. ma , --ro»o|.ssoow seem ":'°1i...';“° ‘*

charzinsei 10"” 9 ` u %l:_n......::::::.’ii'.!ii1 .ii ..“3'.a..i:: -»»i~£1II.1./i'-2 3

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-Phope 404. Selling Agents Dom -7 »}l,'¢.'l$I-f.T"_f»..§’.'l.ll." _ "'s _a32»Zii 3. . Cod Lui psf ansfvrseaariewa.-si¢.s¢'|,ul»»uoa»»¢fA¢me¢

..°0NE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this col. umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-ilve cents.

. .°,MU8lC . LESSONS.-Professor

Watkls will resume his music classes in Georgetown and Montague, on Mon. day and Tuesday, September 7th and 8th, respectively. intending pupils are requested to notify Professor Watkis by mail this week, to insure inclusion.

5215-9-1M31.

..*A MEETING of the Kings Coun-

ty section of the Army Fled Service Fund Cammitteo was held in the As- sembly Room at the Provincial Bulld- ing on Monday forenoon, the Vice- President for the County, Hon. John McLean presiding. John A. Macdon- ald of Cardigan, was appointed Sec- retary. It was decided to hold pub- lic meetings to explain the object of this appeal to the peop‘e at the pri- ncipal centres in the County during next week. as follows, vlz:- Soiiris, Monday, Sept. 14. Elmira, Tuesday, Sept. 15th. Montague, Tuesday, Sept. 15th. Cardigan,, Wednesday, Sept. 16th. Dundas, Thursday, Sept. 17th. St. Peters Bay, Tuesday, Sept. 15th. Morell, Friday, Sept. 18th. Murray Harbor South, Thursday, Sept. 17th. Murray I~Iarbor°Nortli, Friday, Sept. 18th. Murray River Wednesday, Sept. 16th. Georgetown, Saturday, Sept. 19th. The members of the committee representing each elcctorial district to arrange for Speakers to attend the meetings in their respective territor- ies.

ARMY FIELD SERVICE LFUND

Meetings oi’ the Army Field Service

Committee, King's County, will be liclil next wcck ns follows

Sourln-Monday, Sept. 14th. . . . . _ . Elmira-Tuesday, Sept. 15th. .. .. Montague-Tuesday, Sept. 15th.

Cardigan-Wednesday, 16th.

Dundas--Thursday, 17th. St. Peter's Bay-Tuesday, Sept. 15. Moreii-Friday, Sept. 18th. Murray Harbor South-Thursday,

Sept. 17th.

Murray Harbor North-Friday, Sept.

18th.

Murray River-Wednesday, Sept.

16th.

Georgetown-Saturday, Sept. lilih.

5521-9-9ME3i.

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HORSE NOTES

Witliiii the next week, thc fall rac-

ing in the Maritime Provinces will be in full swing. It coiniiicnces with the races that will be liclil in llzillfnx on the 15th., llltli., 17th. and 38th., ini-.t. Then the followiiig week the (Tliarlottctowii Exhibition races will be hold. Most of the speedy local horses liiivoliecii eiitercil for the Halifax races, and judging from ~he numerous and excellent cliiss ot entries, there should. be some great racing. In the 2.30 pace stake race, this province is represented by The Mc Kinnoii Drug Gompany’s black mare. Miss Alcyoiie, 2.291/, and J. Stanley Wedlor:k's blk g., Derby. 2- 29%; in the 2.35 trot, by l~Ia'nmon'l Kelly’s. bay stallion Mayor Todd, 2.221/,; in the 2.30 stake trot, by the Mac-Kiniion Drug Compaiiy‘s bkl g., Al- fred K.; iii the 2.19 stake pace, by the MacKinnon Drug (liiii1pany’s bay marc Iona Girl, 2. 191/1; in the free- for-all trot and pace, by Dan Stecle's ch. g., Vesta Boy, 2.05’/4 and by the blnck mare Hilda S., 2.181/4, entered by Peter Conroy; in the 2.40 stake pace, by Helen ll., 2.19%, entered by the Macliinnoii Drug Company; in the tivo- year-old stake trot, by J. Stniiley Wedlock’s bay filly Millie K.; in the 2. 24 trot and pace, by the MacKinnon

Launch Dalphin

York Pt. Ferry Time Table Tuesday and Friday.

Leave Return Ani. r.Ml A. M. P. M,

Fri Sept lllli 9 & 12.30. ll.30 3 30 Tiles Sept 15tl\ 9 12 30, ll 30 5 30

Fri Sept l8ih

Tues Sept 22nd i-'ri sap: zsih Tucs Hcp! 20th

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12 30, ll.30 3 .'l|l

.1i0 5.30

Bonshaw Ferry Time Table

Launch Dalphin will leave Bon-

shaw for Ch’town calling at Mc- Artéiuns, West R. Bridge and Mc wen s Wharf.

Leave Relillrll

Fri. Sept. llth 5.30 a.ni. 3.30 p. m Tues. “ 15 5.30

Fri. “ 18 Tues. “ 22 Fri. “ 25 Tues. “ 29

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THE FURNESS l

Sailing from Halifax to London.

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Pull Overs

In Cream. Grey, Tans, Plain Navy, Red, Combination Collars, such as Black and Yellow,Havana and Fawn, Blue and Fawn, etc, etc. $1.25 up to $5.00.

See our Ladies’ Sweater Coats, they have class. Henderson & Cudmore

Phone 502 Sunnyside

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W. /5 For Stylish `

Sweater Coats

Our stock of new up-to-the-

minute Sweater Coats is now

complete.

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The new roll or shawl collar

as illustrated is shown on most all the better Sweater Coats. For comfort, fit; and natty ap- pearance it is the one best yet.

We show this particular line

in the new rope or shake stitch in medium, heavy and extra

Tan. Prices $5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 and $8.00. Other makes

_ wiili Convertible and Military " Collars in many colorings $1.25

up to $3.50. '

Drug (‘,ompany':= black inure, Miss Al- izyonc, 2.29’/,. 'l‘. (T. Eltgeiifs g. iii. Princess Etta. li. ll. l\iurrisoii’s b, iz. Premier, 2. 1ll‘,{-_ and Thu llolalivy Smith Black l\`o:: (Toinpnii,\".~' cli.s George (Jresceiis, 2.24; iii the 2. 40 stake trot, by King I)o<ld,~'. eil- tsred by ll. ll. Aizorli, Siinrl;-a, iimi by The MacKinnon Drug (‘oiilp:\i\y`s; lllkg.,hi

Ali`l'|‘il‘l\'.; in illi- `.£.l!l sililw trol, 115-l1_v l'vir-1' t`uiil'4>y. lsliillfi lloreics :irc Thu l\lzu‘l\'iiil|uii ilriii: l`u's l1iL_\' l:i»l|lii\‘,.: viii:-i'1-il in iiiiiiosl <‘\'i~r_\' rvi-iii. Anit- ilr. Sliairpcr, 11. l!l‘i. the br. ;:., tlaiitliiy ilu-r i-iitiunii, iii iiiorr- than mu: rave, ll., 2.21% uiili-rvil l»_\' Owl-ll 'l`r;iiii<ir; ir; :i fiiiixivi' ini-ii|l»i>i‘ ul' the l.<liiii<l in tho 12.17 stake trot mul paw-, li_\' :<|w».~|l li|~ii;;iili~.ili\~l»iiy 1:_i-liiinv' lit-xliglit The i\lni:l{iiii\nli lJl'1il;i‘u`s iqri-_\' nliiri- 3.20, \\'l|ii'li ii-s iiii\\' <»\\'iii-il by I., A. llclirii lt., 25.101,. by 'i`. <`. iihlgi-\t's Siiupsoli, oi' _-\inlii-rst, N. S. lu-xliglii

gri‘_\' mziri' l‘i'ii|<'l-ss Elin. ;\li~l by lllt-twill <-oiii}_~i‘ii- iii illix 2.170 alxilis- pac-.‘

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Halifax to Liveipool, via i St. .lohn’s tid.

"Tabasco"........................Septltl "Durango" ... Oct Il

Halifax to Liverpool direct

"SlChetn" Sept I9 “t-lsgamore" .~.pt.'l0 The nhove_ dates are subject to change

wiihnut notice

Fum¢ss,Wltl\y & Co, Ltd.

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Silver Foxes and Furs Limited Head Office

cniiinorrizrown, Plaines sow/inn ISLAND, CANADA Authorized Capital $300000

25 p. c. Preferred stock having first claim on each year’s earnings for the next five years for payments of dividends $210,000

, . .

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Divided into lie

_Common Stock

The essence of good judgment when investing in the Silver Fox ln-

dustry is low Capitalization per pair for high grade Class A animals.

The dividend security of the 25 p. c._Pi‘_efer_red Shares of Silver Foxes ,j

and Furs Ltd. is on the very low basis of Capitalization of only $14,000 per pair l; and the parents of their hfteeii pairs of animals are without a single exception ‘ all registered in Class A according to the requirements of the Fox Breeders

Association.

You will make a mistake if you invest in the Fox business without look-

ing into the merits of Silver Foxes and Furs Ltd.

Write to any of the directors for complete prospectus and literature, or ;

better, send your application today for what shares you wish to take. I

Par Value of Shares $10 each 1

Preferred and Common Shares are the same price. l

TERMS OF PAYMENT

' _ _ ' l' t' , 10 . . ch 30 days from date of application providifi; Iliohvdlrhtlltligili liilll amguht T; to be paid on or before _August 30t_h, ‘

90.f\o0

$300000

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Jul _JL

1914. Applications for less than ten shares must be accompanied by remit- tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value.

Discounts for Full Payment with Application

On applications received in June, 3 p. c; in July, 2 p. c. C I R E CTC R S

NK R I-IIIARTZ President _ C-

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Member Advisory Board Dominion Trust Co. President Provincial Exhibition Association;

President Prince lioynl Silver Foxes, Ltd.

78 Great George Street, Cliarlott:-town, l’,E..I. F-

W. K. ROGERS,

Presidont W K Rogeis Co., Ltd., General In

nurance dz Steamship Agents.

Director Hackett Silver Fox Co

Director Rogers Payton Silver Slack Foxes Ltd A- E- SHAW. - "

J. STEWART, Director Ro ers~Paytnn Silver Black Foxes, Ltd.

Manager Allierton Investment Agancg.

Alberton, P. . Island.

L. ROGERS.

Vice President and Managing Director Silver

Fox Rnnching Company.

Director Rogers- ayton Silver Black Foxea,LtA. President P.E.Island Fox Breeders' Association.

Alberton. P. E, Island.

84 Greet George Street, Charlottetown. lil King Street West, Toronto, 'm°°li Vm

Sits at i.4s p.

BANKERS f,_,,,,,,,,,,,,_

W, K, ROGERS, City - H. C A. ALLAN, Montreal Halifax Royal Bank of Canada Bank of Nova Scotia ‘__\L\li4__

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