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Hardcoal T E ___ Is Always Good

A. Pisionl & cs* "'

expect the Schooner f1Qelia F” and “Evie B. Hall” now with

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to the traveling pu lc when the

IT PAYS to buy in this province. lcovtE HEAD.-There will be Bef- spring weather comes and the ordin-

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REoPEN|NG.___ The Sunday usiilahotioptkgveagvogiéndtgr at gléle my r%sdni.n that locality is badly

open tomorrow afternoon at 2.30,

1300 tons best; quality Hard School of St. James Church will re- ciating. ' ' ' ' ‘ W _ washe 0 ` Coal

. l* _ SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.-The at-_

gxgilhg bgelh Closed for the summer MEE'riNG MoNoAv._'rho regular tsndsnos _at tho vsrions schools

mv; d £9 $59 Btufmllifl 9-T0 C0l‘l-lilll- moiitllly meeting of the Board of Mail- throughout the province since the re-

e o e Bible Classes. aiairilentlofltghp Chltldr(ep's Aid Stociety opengng after th; snittmor vnoation

- *-_ w e ic n t e ‘ ty 011|' l'00m» has now improve to a very satisfac-

C FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.--» Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. tory condition. At tile beginning ina

number of districts it was rather poor,

Householders not already sup- 'Y

plied, should arrange to take their

Supp|y now while these vessels aonsul Livingston T. Mays will give

are dlschargmg. Crt; aigpress in the First Methodist |-i||_|_3B0n0UGH 5R||JQE._Thanks the cause, it is worthy ni' note, having

'U' 1 if-\1l0l‘I`0W (S\lllI-lily) Bvellllll; to the attentioll and the unceaslng ef- intimate association with the berry

L‘if7 ,‘}“l8°\l’d°“l 11110 Va1U°S0f fl M3115! forts of the Provincial Public Works season; numbers of the children bc.

0411] 'N50' S HS IIE- Th0_ DU0ll0 BFG Department, the Hillsborough Bridge ing employed in plckliig berries when

_ ` I wiN'rEn ROAD.-'rho Provincial ‘stood many or the states to

` Government has purchased a winter tho south ot you and I

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c..ll’t remember, in all uiy trav- els, ever having seen anything so splendid as the scenes along some of your coulitr roads throu 1 which l

saying that they appeal to the senses in a manner more forcible than thu inost eloquent dessertation on the mer-its of your little island could tio. Alid that is no mere empty ilattery; ii is ti perfectly sincere and a by no iiiciills extravagant tlescriptioii ot' my impression. Your silver foxes? Well, I tiiii not itil expert in tliiit clliss or live stock and necessarily I doii't know

very uiuch about them; but l have seen silver foxes in the United States and, ii my amateur opiiiioirmay be _worth uiiythiiig, l thilik theTe is no compari- soil between Prince Edward Island foxes n those I s sv avai A r i-

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have passed. They ure. ln my vnhlloii. eranininl ldon't think anyone cailmi iilst extiuisite; and alibfr\it'h_I “ni "'~i.'to see.” The following is the pzii-isiillger in tho least sentimental, I cni:i’t help list ol' the “l-Ivaiigoliiie." it does not

indicate tlic i`ull uiiiiiber oi’ persons who sailed. because in some instances it stat"-rooiii is occupied by three pur- soils: J. W. lllt'K:i_i', Mrs. Mcliay, W. M. ltli-i.eotl, Mins linzel llorlii-. Mins Isilbel \'1-wsoiii, l\Ii‘i~i. (3. A. l\lcl{en::lc, J. T. l\li‘Tiu.ig:iril, \\'. E. lilollory. MIBB Tint-;,' Clerliili, Mrs. John Doilavan, Mrs. \l. A. McDonald, Mrs. M. A. Mc- Neil, i`\Il's. 'W. A. Sonic, J. IJ. l’o\»vi,-rs,I

Miss M. ’l'. Bourke. Mrs. F. G. Pen kills. Joseph Bridges Miss Isabel Palm- er, Steele Campbell, Mrs. Steele Camp bell, J. E. McLeod. Mrs. -M: Hsggan, John Basso, Mrs. W. B. McNeil, Mrs. W. K. McDonald. W. Martin, Miss E. Cavailaugli, John Cztvanitgll, W. M. Fox, W. R. Fox, Christy l\icKenzie,JBs. Mt-Kenzie, Miss Minnie Martin. George Wiglilniali, lt. L. Smith. Mr. Cassell, L. E. Wiglitman, Miss Laura Wight' inaii, J. ’i*. Douglas. W. E. Pope. E. H. 0’Si|uy, A. T. ityan, A. Stillman, Ed- ward Ari-liibiilri, .I. I5. Mcllonald, Miss Iiiii-.in Earl, Mrs. L. B. Squire. Mrs. .Ioliil 'l‘. Mt-l)oii.~ld, J. T. McDonald, Bliss 15. L. l~‘iii’ai)son, Miss A. Flu. lnysoil, Mrs. L. S. Barker.

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_._._.____ °°“- 5 ‘"“l°'|- has been considerably improved this they should have been in school. Now, l _ - -i

year. in that the plankiiig on both however, the attondnnoo has in-_oonn» _ g ._ ,

, ' _hV°t|-UNTEER3--_ P0BUIl8»Bl-61'. Mer- sides of the railroad track,-the por- very good, and there are prospects of _ 5

‘~ an 5 *md -0'-he" We l'€¢l\l€Bl59l‘l to tions ot the brid e for hicl tle local - ~ ~- - -

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Ggod Dry Hard Wood for the clip the appeal of the 82nd Regiment Government is _ ‘gihll rt) the snot er very success u school ytai

Gram can be Pl1l'Ch3S€d at A andt iipst ‘slilmie up in public places, so

Pjckard & C0’s_ tha w reach every possible pat

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, ,_ **"*'**- of Charlottetown appreciated Paton

Hayes to come to this city was fully

Cfed 10 Carry C031 for A, Pickard of Butterick patterns. This demon-

nance o an w c are, o

tourse, principally used by pedes trinns and teams,-has been complete

(100,000) feet of planking was requir-

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Oiilters for volunteers from this issue maimo f d hi h f CHEESE BQARD MEE-T-|NG___

‘ _ ' A special meeting of the Cheese Board

d ,' ‘ ‘ was lield in Charlottetown yesterday

0 n er. 5565. gy iglnewed. and the brit(lige’s security afternoon, the Vice-President, Mr. Wal- ‘ n at regard enhance . To _effec ter simpson, being in the chair. The AP"“E°'ATE°-"' Th” the ladies this work. nearly a hundred thousand osblo message received from lirook-

ville read: 14% offered; on sales. No

i with four-inch hardwood vllmkhls. itroons." 'rho following island fnoior- V which did not wear out but rotted. In ies boarded oheeso at the meeting; V9-llllige ofthe demonstration made .the spring ot 1911 it was renewed, stanley Bridge, 320; New Glasgow,

U & Cds endeavm' in getting Miss ed- 0!`ii§l¥l8l1Yl-h9bl`id|Z6WH-5C0V9¥`9d vessels sailing owing tofinovenlciit oi'

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ation will bc continued today and

veryoile is invited to be present.

&Co. Schrs. "Conductor" and;

“Daisy Vaughn” to load Reserve Run of Mme, “M. A. Lewis" and

H YY Efiwardu Grover » ;_[nyef1'le5S ::For any or every disorder that Round Jgseph MCGIH’ and n ay effect your horses, cattle, sheep

The following vessels are Chart gd denced yesterday when many took

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u 0 Bl3l'iCh M. Th0I'bl.lf1'l" tO 10311 Specliic. if you want to make your

Albion Nui" cows give more milk, it you wailt your

oxen to put on more ilesli. liens to lay more eggs, want to put vim and gin-

ger in your horses, you will find the

-right preps,-,mon in our Royal Purple

over the stock. MacKiiiilon Drug Co.,

and a hall' years, necessitating an-

doile with tliree-iilcll hardwood of ls- land growth.

THE WORLD'S WHEAT CROP.

municatioil regarding the world’s 1 wheat crop for 1914, which will be of interest on account of tho great war which is now going on. The United

dred and eleven million bushels as

fllree-ilwh hemlock planks hehls used. 300; East niver, 50; iinion, 250 mats); and this was worn out in about two (foriiivnll, 100; I~Iazelbrook, 200 tiiatsl;

Kensington, 400; Red i-louse, 55. Tim

5560- other renewal. which has new been offerings of stnnioy sri-iso nnii in-fi

House were sold to Mr. Spillet at 14%. Tile Board was pleased to wolcoino to its metting yesterday its genial friend, Mr. J. C. Untlcrliuy. The next meeting

swing them is a Royal purple Charlottetown, is in receipt of lt com- of the Board will be hcld oil Sept.

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“THE S. S. EVANGELINE."-With

the close of the suniiiiol' the passenger

States crops is estimated at nine hull- traffic from Prince Edward Island to

Boston iliitl other pilrtl-i ot' the United

|im,_ Why not Qu" in today and look compared with seven hundred and six- States has begun to iiicrelise and ilur-

ty three millions last year. Canada, ing the past few ivccks the “Evnlige-

agmgr Great Gem-ge and Kem Stmem two hundred million bushels, as com line' oil lier outward voyage has been

c.\NAoinN covznuwism nAii.wsvs _ mtt pared with two hundred and thirty- fairly crowded. Yesterday thc Plant INTE R CCDLON IAL two last year. In Europe there is an Line oilice was kept busy up to noon l>l'ziNci-: EDWARD lSl.AND nv

Boston Excursions

Commence September l0tli--_

Dates of issue, Sept. llltli to Oct. 7tli inclusive, good for return 30 days from dale of iuue $14.50 from Charlottetown via Eastern Steamship Coy's sleamers from

St. John, zl|8él0li;'om Cglargoilte- _]N__

town via - ai rom t. o n. Correspondingly low rates from Chesnut fol Base

other coupon stations on Prince Bufnef

Edward Island Rni|way.55u_9‘mM“ stave and for

the Furnace Also All kinds of

Good Soft

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COAL

Best

American

Anthracile

Complete Outfits for

Companies _

We supply artistic prospectuses

steel-iitho, stock certliicates, cor - poration record books, seal pres- ses, rubber stamps, etc; Write

for dparticulars and state your G nee s.

P. D. Ayer & Co

779 Main St., Mncton, N. B. 840-6-m02sat6mo I

Since the war broke out Castile

Soap has advanced in price, and there

Buy Your is a possibility that it will again‘come I

up. _

- It is best to be on the safe side

° d buy soa now: A good line of

Castlle lable bgst quality here now, at 30c a

poun . .

McKinnon Drug Co Cor. Gt. George & Kent Sts.

Soap Now

Smoke and Chew » I

Hickeys Twist Tobacc

Minions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

the best.' ~ _ ~

' Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.

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. M hc:'ndm‘m°d!_h,|¢f$:|.lly.ln¢B;hmo§gi;::n district and

#e’,T,°ti~.i‘§i§°s§?£“.’s*..'t*si°"'ar2’“‘.*f:n";.-E‘“““°”as` _ $1.50 ran nav Urwmm

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‘and forty million bushels. Russia/s s “POD iS 8-DOVE HVBNIEG. although coll- iiiiliix otpasseitgcrs llognii-liziviig left slderably below that of last year. The for Boston and liitlii`ilx. Aiiioilg those

who left by the “l£vaiigeliiie" yester-

wliile the crops of Austria-Hungary day were some persons who had not

particular feature of the inlprovemclit

` 1-' 1 Vi? ' ' 5-' ' proprly roulided oil, and the road is

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` on this road is the turn at Connolly’s

Also, there has been considerable im- provement cifected on the lower Mul-

estimated shortage of two hundred S

French crop is up to the average,

and ltnly are considerably below the s average. The United Kingdom of h Great Britain and lrelaiid are expected n to have sixty million bushels as coni-

pared with fifty six millio last

seventy one millions in 1913. li

A SOCIAL SURVEY.--Rev. Dr. J. il

Myers of- 'l‘oronto is in Charlottetown on the invitation of representative citizens to direct a social survey. The coiilnlittee in charge of this movement held a meeting yesterday and complet- ed arrangements to undertake work at once. It was decided to make it care- ful study of education, religious coiidi- tloiis crime-especially juvenile-re creation, hcaltli, charity, employment, &c., with a. view to finding actual con- ditons and suggesting improvement. Tile work will be carried on in the closest co-operation with existing or- ganizations, and will be done with the assistance oi! volunteer workers. There is nlilcli room and much need for such an undertaking as this in Charlotte- town and it is hoped that every assist- ance will be given the committee and those engaged with them in their iii- vcstigatioiis. Among thc cities ill Can- ada wliicli have carried oil a similar work are London, Ont., and Edmon- ton, Alta. Both these siirvcys created at great deal of interest and led to

good results.

ROAD IMPROVEMENT.- The

spring freshets this year having been unusually mild, it has enabled un ex- ceptional amount of work to be done throughout the province in the im- provement of the roads, which are this year in a better condition than they ever were in the history of the province. While there are a few places where the roads have ilot re- ceived the attention they should have received, generally considered their present satisfactory conditloil is un- precedented. A good deal of the work was done late in the season on account of the into spring, but the summer proved to be fairly favour- able towards the carrying out of tho work on the roads. Special mention might be made of the improvement of the St. Petcr's road, especially where it runs between two cemeteries; it. has been better drained and the road bed has been improved considerably, the road surface levelled, the road bed

now altogether better drained One

from St. 1’etor‘s road to the Uiiioil road. This was done last fall and is an exceptionally good piece at work.

peque road from Douse's bridge to North River road. This has been well drained, the bushes cut, and the road bullt'up considerably and properly rounded,-oif. Those road improvef ments have been satisfactorily noted

proving ot' 'great beneiit.

::0wing to the price ot Anthrac-

ite coal havng advanced at the mines, and the exceeding high rates ot freight, dealers are obliged to sd- vsuce the price oi! hart. coal here ilfty cents per ton on ima after Bap- temller 15th. E488-9-5M9i.

::Don't miss the big dividends in

the fox business. The Bt. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company oitors you one of the best propositions seen on the market. Write Wm. Moran. Char- lotetown, P. E. Island for particu- lsrs. _ 8303-7-10Mt!.

IIIIMS-Developed and print-

ed--Browii’| Car Sim.

Tile Plat Lille Autumn Excur-

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een the Island llcfilrc their udvoiit orc a couple ot’ nloliiiis ago, and they ow elltertliiii ilitc at lliittvrin ii iii

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asseiiger. speitliinp; to zi "(luiirdiaii"

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and Germany one hundred and sixty- representative on the wliart’ shortly eight millions against one hundred and before the steamer sailed, said that

e was very favorably iiliprt-sf-acil with

the Island and thought it was just

eliglitful. “l llave llccii tliroiigh tt

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Sherlock Holmes Says at a man never commitle crime with aCigar in

mouth. To Avoid Suspicio Smoke a Perfection 10c Cigar We want every man i his community to try on This is one cigar tha

seems to _ meet ever Smoker’s idea of what a Hn cigar should be. It’s really one of the bes Cigars for the money You’ll be safe if you smo_ke

them and you’ll soon_acqulre the

Perfection Smokers Smile Try them l0c ea. or 3 for 25c

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EADY-TO-DAY WITH TIIE GREATEST RANGE OF COA_TS and

R. suits you have even seen in this city. And every coat-every suit in the * whole fine collection is made by Canadian tailors _ _ _ I A glance at the illustrations will give you a little idea of a few ot the models-but a visit to the store will dt-.light you-and prove that for hand- some ready to wear goods it is not necessary to_go outside of Charlottetown.

Handsome Coats for Women $7.50, 10.75, 12.75, 16.00, 18.00, 21.00 up. Smartest Coats for Misses $7.50, 8.75, 9.50, l0;75, 12.75. Newest Models in Suits $12.75, 16.00, 20.00, 22.50, 27.00 ii p.

Fall Skirts Just Right $2.50, 5.75, 6.75. 0 Stylish Waterproof Coats $5.00, 6.50, 11.50, 14.0 _

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