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Sl_1r_1ve_ The _World

Mark Cross-0 $5 -C0 qualify ra`zor,by its very name is work- ing magic in the work of raz- ordom. ‘-Its swept New York with a wonderful. record and has come to Canada with the same marvellous success.

To get thousands of these

triple silver-plated razors into use they are offered at s spec- ial

INTRODUCTORY PRICE

25 CLNT5

The B'ado “a miracle in steel, ’ 'is

made of sheffield steel, scientifi-

cally treated, Eerfectly tempered. hand ground, onod, stropped and hair tested. Extra. blades in waxed

paplor, trust proof packages, 5 cents

Guaranteed better than any

$5.00 razor or your money hack,

E.A. Foster

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

.@.(}. 1 ‘ .~=` . `~i |

And other ne

_o Q ~ ~ o s ,~,oo.».».» o_o

manager.

Take a Tip

_ from -e¢Man1n1y9s

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The ‘Old southern

“Mammy’s” observation; “Them as has, gets,” applies

with particular force to com- mercial education,

If you have a good business

training---you get position-~ and ultimately wealth and

fame. If you haven’t~--you

don’t,

Why not seize your chance

-~-your opportunity _ your destiny-~-right now. We’il qualify you for a position as

bookkeeper, correspondent, banker, slenographer, oiflce

Cler . _romlii-rlrslnn merchant,

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SPECIAL i.tlCAi.S

Ons lull sent per pq ~|| 5 ::.<‘.‘::‘.‘.".":.‘.-..°:'.:=-“i-.Z.°-"~°-==- "Rall Iivs cents n meh*

stss for Isqiu in ¢|,.,,|,,“,

ll) wzinxzélezkllarromsuesnis lsr

lf;

“Tl” G““;1'Li1;nl;asthsl1s_rhe 1-roms:

, e west satis-

action oi bein tu Prince Fdwerd¥Ish:n§lOME Duper for

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*Subscribers `

o 'remit by Mtlrarlltlly (3350: o‘i°'.°by?;l.ke;q it0red,,Letter, The Guardian is not esponsible for remittances forwarded

as above, ‘ |1Et|_

therwise than

‘The Guardian welcomes reliable

P225! from persons throughout this m H gee. Allnsuch items should be _D $1 te" go The Guardian News “D . harlottetown, immediately a er the events, etc., have transpir- ed. MEM.

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IN MENIUHIAM

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The death occurred Saturday morn- lnlt at his late residence on Queen Street, Charlottetown, or un old and respected former business man of this sity. Mr. John D. Memos. He died ut the advanced age oi 82 years, Mr,

_ McLeod was a. native of this Pro-

Vlllcc. having been born at New Lou- don. He came to Charlottetown when

I a DOY and had u successful buginegg - -s _» ;‘:.':i§1 ir. f.:.;:;;g..*.§'".?.;°";:;:;‘;‘;

businesses i11 the city on the site

- . i where the Canadian Bank oi Com-

merce is at present situated, only, of COUFSU, i2l1€ building in which the Bank is carried on is not that in which Mr. McLeod’s business was Conillwlied. having been built since.

Six or seven years ago, subsequent

to the death of his wife \vhose end was precipitated by u tire which oc- curred in their residence in 1909, Mr. McLeod gaps up business und rctircd to live in thc place oi his boyhood days, New London. But afterwards l1is health began to fail him, _und he found it necessary o11 that account to come buck to Charlottetown, where he has been living for the past two yours, with his sister Barbara. A few weeks ago Mr. McI1eod’s condition bc- glnn to get weaker and Saturday morning the cud cume.

The dcccnaed was an upright and

strtriglrbgoiug mon _in all his deal- ings-q11nlitica which won him uni- versal rcspcct und liking, though hc wus rather oi n retiring disposition. His demise thcrciorc is dcploredby n large circlc of fricnrls.

M1- McLeod mnrrictl a Miss Emil

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li McEwcn,.b1\t.'lLl1ey .hurl no children.

. _ . _-. . .. _ His wit`o,.huving, as-.already stated Crvi Serv ce, brofrer, office prodeceased him Somc years ,,,,,,_4 tm;

principal mourners nre his three

. _ brothers (two of whom are .in Karn-

__ ,,W,f,’,t_,‘§,,f°§' >’?_“'_ l’°9k- _ sus and the other 111 Alberta) una h1s W' " "" . - . sister Brrrbnro who wris with "him

m- M0I¥AN~ Pl'lll¢lP\| when he breathed 1115 lrrsr. __

/it thrcc o’clock in the nftcrnoonn

short i'11ncral‘ service wus conriuotorl

nt the house hy the Rev. Dr. Fuller- ton, and Mr Mcl.eod’s remains were

, .

mm then removed to thc railway station

C0 where they were conveyed by train to

Kensington and thence to the old fam-

- iy omcs en in ew Lon on, where

COIIQ 8 ‘ 1 11 c <1 ' N a

the funeral will tnkc place this after-

Rqynl Bu-|k noon nt two o'clock.

___ ::All critical smokers should get

their supply here. We have without doubt the largest and best: supply of cigars that is shown in any drug store in the city and keep them s in llrst-class smoking condition in put-

T E N D E S cnt -humidors. In the 10c line we

have Orlando, Mnrgnerites, El Pres- identes 7-20-4, Van Horne and all

QE/KLED .TENDERS llfllll'08S0d t0 the other famous makes. Then you

glwi Ull-ngdlllll kelganl; 03 `C0ml\}l‘;l'°l;’- can buy nt 5c Tucketi/s Bouquet, 0“"1"- il" m0l‘ `" 0'] BY" W’ 9 Peg Top and many other sntisfying` ;_`°°°lg’0d i4’ 7 i;-m- ‘gl 3`l0l’ll)°’};g=”` ?'!d small smokes. Get your cigars hers. l ' S‘;';`:_is"‘f;'r°'“°’°" 0 U' “IH “I nl* m The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner

' Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

TIIE CANADIAN BANK

- SUCCEQSFUI 'l‘liIAlS WITH t '

or conusncr _ ~ -A ,,,_,_,;.

Drawings and specifications mag be R[(;H'p1N(} FLYING MA(‘,H{N|]_

seen nt '1l1oUunadi1111 Bank of mn- -- rnerce in Souris oriCl11irlottotowr1_. - VILLA COUBLAY, F,-,'m¢,,' Au,,_

The lowest or a_r1y tender will not 15__The néw ,,e|,_,.,g|,t,,,g ,lying 31,.

“e°€’“"'"1lYbB““‘-'°UW‘1 nnrntus, invented by Lieutenant J.

O. M&l‘l&g¢’, [mr-nc, n retired British army of-

The Canudmn Bunk of Commm-c,,_ ficer, underwent n1ost successful trials

50u,i,_ p_]g_1_ hcre yesterday in the presence oi

p42_g_131t[mwf¢]-mth Brigadier-General Auguste Hirsch-

ouer, commander of the aerial corps

_ _1 of thc French army. Major Julien Fel-

. _ ix, u French nrmy aviator, was the

pilot. He ascended in a high gusty

DOMINION OF CANADA wind considered too strong to lacc

Pl'0VlnCe Of” Prince Edward hy the other aviators present. Tire Island, Cll.y`0f Clmrl0tiet0WlJ. apparatus displayed a degree of stu- Knmeth Manim E5qui|e,tl1e bility which drcw cxprcssions of

` ‘ amazement from nli the expert wit'

Stipeudiary Magistrate for the Lrty mms. From time to time Maw Feb

°f Ch“rl°l't°t°W“‘ I ix removed his hands from the levers

'nlke N°"¢3 th" His Honor the n11d hold them above his head to

'tlipendiary Magisrrate of tile CH); show tho a.11tomatic f equilibrium oi or Charlottetown has hv virt11e 0 the machine, which runined ri perfect the power and authority l11 him level, even when it encountered cd-

vested by the Statue ofthe General 0'0"- "lf l’°°"°"“' °" °f_‘f“u°'. __

Assembly of the island em tie ' "° no mr ergo

An Act to Lonsolidate mira

posed or authorized by We Cl” ‘ Council of the City and that on sulch day and fag! thae sits: 151113 1 S a sue appea s sve ‘en I » F o r a General tore a the hour ot te ` olelock in the fore- . - ubou. in the $57 Court in the City Clerk with snm; experience' Hail in Charlottetown aforesaid and ALS _ °“°ll|lPP¢ll» Wllllverwl lndflllillv a youth to learn the bus ness. determined by him. 1 A ply with reference to.

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ROB'I?. VANIDERSTINE

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Amend the several acts incorpora- I lag' §§ ting the City of Charlotte;-own, _ _ srhrggosl d0rdered snisppointed ths:)eM;>}1:; Igacgnp, 0,2' mr",,u|

, _

day wth of ugmrirlrig a als' 11211 mtlutlgrlihli

7 'et d°‘"' fm' he g PPE, pspsrsnrlehlrilnssléstsmvtorrwr ewan

made- to him from the proceed uf( __ _ -'- Vaiustiou Assentment of rates im-

Aiberton.

Ka 8» M- ` _ ‘nf

633 1-3tMt6i. »

945-8 Mrnt

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2 stunts

Louis 5

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delphia 1.

Mrs. Wm. McDonald, D, A. McDonald, Jno L. Shreenan

Donald Martin John McKinnon

Martin Bears Mrs. Dr. E. McNeill Ernest Dingwell Phillip Chaisson

Ii. R. No. 2. HD. ST PETERS John D. McGowan, R. R.. No. 2. HD. ST. PETERS. J. Smith

Rural Route

NORTH RIVER.

John, _

At Bangor, Bangor,

HESULTS lil

The horse races ut;

suit:

Geo. R., Jackman There were three

but wus pushed hard

Belle S., Sullivan

Oukley Oakes, Brown Ruby M,, Duffy

Allan B., McPherson Adu, M,, McLean Elin B., Murphy

mntclrcd and Allan B. a hard fight-

Mr. John Curtis, rec three cheers und u.

plnint all day.

lowest; prices. r

_-___

Potatoes (bus)

Pork (lb)

Oats (white) Oats (black) l-lay (pressed, per ton) Ease (don) _

Butter (lb) Hides tlb)

Mackerel (sash)

Oodfish (FWD)

' Potatoes

Beats, dos. Lord, pst lb. '

Beef (small) por lb. Beef (quarter) Dil' lb. Pork Lamb. Mr lb. (small) Fowl

Hutton

,Butter_.

nm. not oats ‘ Hsy (Prasad)

Hs! .t Loose) Pork

U O DMD; '_ _Q _g ` BASEBA O _ _

0 0 0 0 I Q Q

NATIONAL.

[Canadian Pr

roo lyn St L

YH. 0 Second game Broolrl

Second game Chicago hia,3 '

7 At Boston, Boston, .

(Canadian Pr

AMEEOTAN

1 At Chicago, Chicago,

At Detroit, Washingt

At St. Louis- Boston

At Cleveland Clevel

MTB- G80. D. Mathieso

N. B. LEA

At. 515. John, Frede

PHIMH

Peake Station, Satur attended and the rue biy the best; ever use ross track. The folio

2.30 CLA

race and Zonlot won

Geo. R. was in new h bought the day before the first heat Ferndale accident to his bike w

3-MINUTE CL

Dry Cleaner, E. F. Aco

Jennie Muck, J. McPherson...

Dry Cleaner r\eVOI‘ W being passed in any Pu

GREEN RA

3 ng race. Al' were evcnli won out after

This was an interestl

lan B. and Ada. M.

The Races were n. d

and the popular oW¥l0l‘

ki the l1ors1;mr;n“rst;;cn num the starter and

of M . . S.

Judges did not recci

____.__.....___._

::Buntsin, Bell & Co.

. soums maart

(Corrected for every W

Bsturday's i

Codlish (fresh) 31-00 $0 51-35

HONTAGUE MARKETS.

cor-neue rm- mr! m°°"°W»1 and

Bsturdsy

A 4 ' *’ , ‘_ _ _ _ V `__ -“_ _ -` _--_ *

' ‘°“ "'-. `- `. ° ‘U 0 s o o 0- ‘sd s J 's R 'V--_'___ Y l l I ll l I O I

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L I

N 3_1 §11o1rLr1111111_111s _ _ q

,_»;¢1, l 1, .Every Purpose _ e 1 1 .

, ‘W ~i.i',_';,,~\-fl If you want oil for.Gas-

r M, ..»"~»`*~"jf oline Engines, Automobiles,

" i in Motor Boats, Carriages,-

‘ lli1l‘l*`lll"‘ Trucks, Paint, etc, etc, we 5

` _ ___ can supply you with the

s Is-°3~'.°°$°°2»°3°°3°'¢°°3°°3°'$°°!°°3*°3"Z°°2'°3°°i‘°3~2"Z

O O O O

,D The rolrowrsg registered at the vie- ‘ aside for illness, old age,

torls Hotel _ Charlottetown, ou sut-

° ° ° ° urdayl-H. McKinnon, St. Lo1`1is;'

Ben S. Stright, Toronto; J . W. Rich. ?rds.FBi<;°f0£d; H. J.HK;1i1'ght, 31-11111- only way to adluence ax; . . orgrove, a ax; . C.

James, Moncton; Duncan McMillan, D

1'. rt. luassagre. Truro, jN.s.; nr. ....11 does not inheritwealth.

M _. _ . _ ; . _

ll 'r

.Ur _

At,-New Yuri. ‘Pittsburg 8 New York. 6.

.tr B lr ,

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ouls 1, Brook-

yn 14, St-

At P iladelphia Chicago, 4 Phila.- elphiu, 3

8 Philadel-

8 Cincinnati,

2, New York

On 6, Detroit,

4. St. Louis

and 10 Phila-

ricton 7, SL

12. St Croix,

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USE HMIES

Primrose Par-lr, day, were well ing was proba- u on the Prim- Wing is the ro-

Zealot, McKenna _ .1 1 Ferndale, Nicholson . 3 Z

Ni-\

...2 3 3

starters in th-is on his merit by Ferndale.

ands being just the races. In met with an

ASS.

u\»>zc¢»=1-I

.s-_creates-1

WNPUDP*

ns in danger oi rt of the races

I-fa-

l-‘Ni

WN#

h7l\1\-*

ecided succcsB of-the track.

cived n hearty tiger. All the highest terms

ve one com-

lor best cool,

9-2lllVIti.

ETB.

ednssday and

18 11 I 86 38

rs H R Suhitt J W Mesy,Keut-

ville; D C McKay, Amherst, H L C016. Kentvllie. D R Sutherland Picton; E W Long, St John, A W

Walker, Boston, H H Stickel Bos- S

ton; C. F. Horn, Detroit; Mrs. Arth- ~. r G. Tufts, Dover; Miss Annie B. With- They saved Testi' lf0l'f.;`», Dr. "L. D. Shepard, Boston, M1 N" Y°'l" A' A' B“'h°p' N" cient for a sale invest-

ment.

, »

The following registered at the , Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, on Sut- urday:--Alex. Martin, Valleyilcldt Mr. McPh11il, Orwell; Sadie A. 'Ross, Wheatley River; M. H. Mbultou, North Sydney; Rev. E. T. Woollnrd, Norfolk, Fjngland; W. M. Purdy, Hali- fax; R. Tl Taylor, Moncton; William Moflatt,`Maylie1d; G. H, Grady, Sum- - merside; Geo. H. Laidlaw, Halifax; C. Rnbcll, Chicago; Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Strung, Taunto_f1, Mass.; Miss Mary A. messing, Miss Madge M.

Blessing, Providenpe, R, I,

(From Saturdays Evening Guardian) t I

The follcfwirig registered at the Re- er y’

vcre Hotel,"_f'Charlottetown, yester- day:-N. Mgfnnis, Elydney;, P. Mc- Isaac, Boston; Mrs. Lesperance, Mrs.

Pa\tterson,' Sackvilie, N, 13,; J, A__ li M“°N°i"_f‘ Summefeidez J~ A- Gamer- ties are recommended. 0". New Glasgow, N.S.; E._M. Hunt- -

hr. Tor-pnto, Ont.; J. J. Siddall, wife and son, Philadelphia, Pa.; Henry B,

Drilngd, Medford, Mass.; E. -E. Gain- -1

Of. flevvlend. 0.; Rich. B. Bowcock, Brrroklyn, N.Y.; T. P. Cass and wire,

Nqrth River; J. M. Gillespie, Appin; t C.. W- Quigley, St. Peters; Miss M. f

Tl`@l~.|10l'. B0‘lI0l"l§ J. A. Macdonald, ‘

West St. Peters; W. M. Archibald, N0\‘t_h River; J . W. McEwen, Bristol; John McCnl>c, Iona; D. J. McLean, Nortlh Wiltshire; A. W. Seaman, Up- ton B. Senmnn, Hunter lliver; E. M. Trucmrrn, Wnshi11gto11, D. (l,; Mrs, F, D. Fisher, Miss Milrlrcd Fisher, Now- l>Ul`¥D0rt, Mass.; Mrs. E. E. 'I‘ownc,_ Charlestown, Mass.; Everett l.csocur~, Eldon; J. M. Nicholson, Port Hill; R. J. McDonald, Miss R. E. Stewart, Souris; D. B. McAulay, Trncndie; M. T. Gurrninglram, New York City; Mrs. Wm. Forrester. Picton; H. Lrtvnndicr, Georgetown; Mrs. A. E. Mclnnis, Su.

mervillc. Musa.

_ usrrnen , rue rssvsnsruas

lSpccial to The Guardian)

T(`lRON'l‘l'), Aug. 18.- Moderate to

fresh so11tl1e_rly,_.nhifting to -westerly and northwesterly wi|adB..vc1~y warm _showers or thunderstorms in most 10-

THE W1EATHER.- Yesterday was __ 1 cloudy with thunder showers in the '~.W°_ 111”/0 everything you could

morning. clouiiy in the afternoon and sllgxltpigsggg’ exay 'I‘fIflcg§i;al;:’:”xf`;‘l;£:1‘

t iht. 0 S t d 't l ' gndnviry m iid ,:iLI1|,r1?gyhtl slxferiesz your house should hc infested with _

morrow orniug at 504 and Wed

August llith, at 4.37 p.m. The lasll quarter of the m00ll Will

he °" S““?‘“’» ’*“‘=““” 24”" “” 8"" 1011111 rt. mums, rsurcacan roxss, 1.ro_

D.Il"|-

1 ‘th ft 1 '11 he tour-

,,2`,f'°,,,,'f,';‘;,.,,,,‘§ ¢,,‘1,‘,"l'..l`Kl.r.,.._ Incorporated July 22, |915

MEN ARRESTED Authorized Cspitsl $300,000

LOS ANéFIFq -August “_ _ ,I_hm_ Subscribed Cspital $|23,000

ry, W, Hfnsifnmplixnrl Rlilmert Burton, SIIHICS ¢&CIl

restcl ir connection with the _ _

llsrllnsgr 0! lib; 15 year old' rir_l.-- TERMS I0 per cent on application

Carol Mason. who hos been misslng

two weeks, 1 Iiiaskamp isirtr yery lwcal; I7" cfnl gephmger h l t . 8 u elle'

211; $211 h§1ll1aci1~T1l/2, hut the girl 5 P" "nl “Wm er ’

says she left her ‘home willingly.

.._.__1.

Parisihoclor Says T111-: Asst-:rs

body disappeared.

24 'Parisian Sago, which can now he

’ t° 1° obtained all over Canada, has an im- 5t°6 mense sale and is highly recommend-

ed by physicians in all parts of tho

"'40 world.

It is just because it is the only

pres ription or heir tonic that is ab- solusely sure to kill the dandrufl

U _ .

813111' guaranteed to _(flare dsndrutl, ste5'te111hg hair or its mg scalp 111 two weeks or money back. If warm weather it keeps the scalp

.=. a 3

~3~v:~:~:».°~3f-

--TLL-ii 1

TIDE. RUOII ETC

_li1eMereYcs'Spenrl

the less -you have toset

adversity of-'any kind.

Regular-‘saving is the

pen to the man who

The history of all self-

made men is the same in principle. They saved by

mall amounts to begin

ariy till they had sufii-

They were most con-

cerned about the safety of their investment.

The Dominion Trust

Company fills every re-

, quirement of the man

who desires cnmfort in old age.

Savings are accepted

and 4 p. c. interest is al-

owed and added quar-

When sufficient is

saved for an investment,

hen sound, sale securi-

ust exactly the same

J ones as the company

rolds for itself, just the

same ones as the dires-

ors of the company hold or themselves. You will

make no mistakes by owning this kind of se- curity.

non1N10N ruusr c0u1>ANY

‘The Perpetual Trustee"

Paid U Ca `1ai

P Pl

and Surplus ....... .. $2,800,000

_ Trus'ee>hips uuder

adnirnislréhon.

over ....... ........ .. 6,000,000

Trustee for Bond

holders over......... 25,000,000 8_;2_8,13Mwfu13i

* 5'-' “Yo

rr - e % I ._ yr is

best grades manufactured. We stock everything in Oils froma Fine Sewing Machine Oil t1 a heavy

truck oil.

Read This I.isi -What You Need Is IIere .

"Poiarine” a fine lubricating oil for Gasoline

- Engines, Motor Boats and Automobiles. . Gargoyle Marine Engine Codiish Oil .3 Oil Pure Castor Oil _ Dark Cylinder Oil Mineral Cast-ir Oil i Marine Cylinder Oil White ¥Vool Oil . Pure Raw Paint Oil Pine Oil * Pure Boiled Paint Oil Goiza Oil

Olive Oil

Separator Oil

Lard Oil ' Valve Oil Steam Refined Seal Oil Standzrrd Gas. Engine Oil Harness Oil .

Firseci Oil

Neatsfoot Oil Sewing Machine Oil A large Stock on hand

Wholesale & Retail

The llllgers Hardware Bu. Ltd. Wholesale Q. Retail

Ch’Town Motor Vehicle Co

Agents For The Famous

McKay Autonobiles

We have opened a garage cn the

corner of Queen and Sydney Street in the .Warerooms of W. Grant & Co., and will

carry a line of McKay Cars for hire, will be let at reasonable rates, with or without Chafieures. Telephone 45], for a car.

l ..

lf'

mghtnll thc greatest of all diseases sprcnders Mlllhgéf _Q The highest temperature recorded -thi? 0011101011 l10“S‘l flY“‘V_"h_c" YU" 7II__8_41\,Itf ‘ fét

yesterday was seve,,ty_0u,, dug,-een can get such effective remedies nt ,move ibm and the lowest was sixty- such low prices here. The MacKinnon] d, six ahé\.e_ The lowest the previous Drug Co., Corner Great: George und ` night ' s sixty-three above. At nine Kelli? Sm- MW _ _ _-q

a. m. vivfwas sixty-seven and at nine L '°"'-"' p. m. s"ity-six above.

The title will be high this morning ‘

at 11 32 and tomorrow at 12 16, it will be 'high tomorrow morning at

12 3:1 an wednesday at 1

The s11n sets this evening at 706 and tom rrow at 704 lil F1509 W'

.ill ~ . . _ I 1 - e rgreed ac oxes

"eil§yf§i1:5"?‘.5:';:l‘?1if"§.';:.2..3.i':‘.;,, I 1 ‘

I *_ ' on which the issue of $123,000 is made consists of:

Ilindrtiii, Falling Hair Ire One pair 2 year old Daltrn breeders (now in Diunis ranch) that reared 4

cluad by - " Mie|»°B¢_D|._ young i11 1912 and 4 i11 1913. sangerbmd pmve. it Fivo pairs of young foxes (1913) of the Dalton, Oultou, Rayner and

...___ Tupiin strains, all selected from litters of 6's, 5’s and 4 s

Dr. Slusvrbvlld is the lvedillz dvr- The sole use ol the name “John R. Dlnnis” and cost of organizing the

matologlst of France.” ¢om[~,auy_

To prove his theory that germs

,,, l°»Té"`.’.1l'1§`“Z'1i.§‘.’l.' "§.1l'.‘f.‘l.°.f.§"‘...".1`.i‘.§““°2I TIIE PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS 18'short time the hair from the auimal's

President, John R. Dinnls, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 310 kullu Mid F0!

Rancher.

Vice-President-Dr. B. C- Borden, Saclrviiic, N. 13., President of

Mount Allison University.

Secretary-'l`reasurer- J. Walter jones, D. A., B. S. 1* . (Toronto)

Charlottetown. P. E Island, F.trmer, Author of “Fur Farming in ij ada,” late of the United States l).-1-tirtment of Agriculture,

Director---William I£.C1n1eron, B. A, (Oxon) First Rhodw 'dcbolar

from P. E. Island, Professor of Econonilcs and Commerce, St.Dunstan’.~. t 1 liege.

Director---Charles Lyons, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, Ma) or of

Chariot tetown.

“wg clean and crgilrand fgee from chaos

ions o ora. a an age is a p ns-

smrm ent and dai_nty_ hair, dressing that M to _ will put; u bewitchiiig charm and lus-

1", tre into faded and lifeless hair in

one week. It is distressing lor any woman to have dull, unattractive hair and women so unfortunate should* use P Sage.

Psriwge comes ln large 50-

ehnt bottles at Geo. E. Hughes and is sold by lending druggista every- where. “The Girl with the Auburn Hair" is on every bottle. 1

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Mr Dlnnis is the most successful large rancher on Prince Edward Island

The Dinnis Ranch has the best location. It is situated about two miles from the Capital City and is the chief point of interest for tourists. It has s thoroughly up-to~date equipment and is under the direct supervision oi Mr. Dlnnis who lives close to his ranch and personally tends the animals. An efficient stsfi of men

assist in managing and guarding the Ranch.

Send for prospectus to J. Walter Jones, Charlottetown, P. E- l., Sec-

retary Treasurer. 550 5-:SMH '

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