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If your farm is not in a proper shape for a

a big yield-If you are not sure of getting a bump- er crop from every field and every plot-you need to tone up the land with our unmixed

English Fertilizer.

Your Farm Needs Unmixed Fertilizers

'l`hese fertilizers are

unmixed and can be used to su_it the vaiy- ing requirements of every plot, crop and section of your farm. You are sure of getting bumper returns, for these are the only fert- ilizers that_make suc- cess scientifically cer- tain.

AULD

By mixing at home

you save 25 per cent of you r expenses, while being sure of get- ting accurate weight and proper ingredients.

We have a number

of valuable booklets on farming and fertilizers and are yours_ for the asking. Write for them.

BROS

Lower Queen Street

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The Following Facts will Convince You

Are the Foxes for the North Milton_Co_. from the

highest grade stock in the Province, yes this is a settled fact. Are they from a strain of very heavy breeders, yes they are;-did the parents of this stock sell last year for 330.000 per pair, yes they did;-are the young Foxes for this Co. cppitalized at $15700 per pair, yes they are. lt is also a fact that the 5 old females of this stock reared 22 pups last year and 21 pups this year or 43 pups in 2 seasons, one of the greatest records in the world.

Investor this is thc Co. for you, write the Secy at

once before the deal closes, for prospectus &c.

North Milton Pedigreed Black Foxes, Ltd.

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36 Elm Ave.-Phone 274-L-Charlottetown

9022-6-l2mlm0

A.M. l’_M

5.00 6.15 7.00

$"7’~1 33;

Canadian Government Railways P. E.I. RAILWAY

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BUSIIISS Card our large stock, which is

George eal .f.ir@“af°i;:§:.ir‘

Dept. Vlizirlotir-ioiin

Vernon Iriver

Ar. Mnrruy Ilurhur Den.

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Commission Merchant St. John’s Nfl’d

.f ° will not dispute, _, , L;

scum comignmeni An Kina; Live stock. , mmm p . REFERENCE P. E.l. Dry Goods Store

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omuonsrmn, nosron

'rim ceinui-.rica Meisilrsintsrs or

Boston will commence their-fourth

tre on tre on Monday aitornoon, June 29th, in 9, ' magnllillent new scenic production entitled "The Mei- strrsingers In Glouster." At the completion of their engagement at n. F. Keiinm 'riieime last Juiy, "Tho Mclstei'n'ngei‘s" visited Phila- delphia, Pittsburg, Washington. Bal- timore, l'rovide'nce, Builulo, Tormilo, Detroit und Rochester, where they. created _ri veritable sensation. This summer they will again go on tilur at the completion or their Boston engagement, and Will mvlkq thflif Broadway debut nt B. F. I\eith's mngniiiccnt new Pnlnce 'Fhcntre in New York i (ity. For this wiruizv-‘ ment ,. livnutiiul iiew scenic specta- cle 'him been built, i-cprcsentiiig in \\-oiideriiilly true picture of the fain- ous Mnssnchiisetts iishilflr imft. with it jumble of bouts, dories, lol'-stcr pots, seliooners, whzirls, old fish-

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Dyspepsia

With Frcqiiciit Sick Hcwinches uv-d

Much Piiin After Eating -' DF- Cliusc's Nerve Food (lured.

This letter is from u Indy who

gained 14 pounds by using the great food cure. It did wonders for her in iniproviiig htr general hculth. Sho is eiitlnisiustic in its praise, und rc- iers to her iieigliibors iis witnesses ol thc splendid results olitiiiiicd.

Mrs. Susun Ilobson, Spriiig l-lill

Mines, N. S., writes:-“lt is with pleasure tlint I write to you in priiisc Ui Dr. Oh:isu's Nerve Food. I wiis irniililvd with ilyspepsiu., und could not cnt witlioiiic suffering iiinch piiin; :ilsii -had sick liciulnclies ire- qiiriitly, and my nci'\'es were iii bmi condition. About tcii ycnrs ago l 1i.0k;,Lln»roiigli trciitiiiciit of llr. ("lniso’s Nerve Fond, iisiiig ultogetlicr :ll boxes, und since tlicii cun cn-t nny- tliiii-;.:, have been fi‘cl‘d fi‘i.‘ni licurinch- es, iiiid my health has been grcntly in||ii‘uve1| in cvefy wily. I 1_"uiiii‘il 14 pouiivls iii weight, :ind feel sure 1 owe cverytliii'-1,: tri Dr. (‘.linse'i4 Never Foosl. You iiuy use this letter' und my neiglibol'i~i ciiii tell you oi my coil- ditioii \1L'fol‘e using this treiit.".ifeiit."

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ARRIVIGS A'l‘ l~l_'\l.Il<‘/\\'

ll/\|.ll"AX, June 24-Mr. 'lliierfe

yacht .\lbcrr<n‘c, ni'i'iv1~il -.it l-lnliiux nt two u'clock y0str‘l‘llny ii:~oriiiii;,; from i\loiiti'enl and will siiil for Syd- :icy isliortly. Shu is iut'pi‘esviit lary- iir.; in the iiurtli side of (`rol1;iii's wliarf. -

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Amcricnn Trotting Stnllion_

Directum Patch

Ccrtiiicutfe No. 89,482. Stniidnrd

ltci.;'istcred No. 51817.

Pedigree cun be traced in th-c lol-

lowing iorni:

Directliin l’utch fouled 1906; by

Joe Patchcn 30239; dimn Sweet Mar- guerite by Diroctom Kelly 31,364 grandain Diana H. by Artillery 750 etc., (See Sweet Marguerite, Vol. XVII).

Dirccium Patch is it iiaii iiroiiier

to the world lanxed Dim Patch, he is conl blnck with lots of style und nc- tion. Ho was started in rllilerent. riiccs und secured second in 1; 27 in 1012 :md also going over 0 miles in 171 miiiutcs always iinishi'l')g the last huli mile fustest.

Will make the season ol 1914 nt

the following places.

Jiinc 3 Montague nt Charles /i.

MncDonnld's.

.lune 5, Eldon ot M. Gillis. Juno 8 Murrny River, at lllurray

Illvei- liotcl at noon.

At nil places iortiilghtly, health

und wcuther pcrrnitting, nml remniiid- cr oi time nt liomn stalille Ilnlleviuu

Fiirtlmr infurmntlrm on ;\pplimil.iUn

nml linndbills to John A. l\lcl’hec in cliurge.

Tnrmii $15.00 for Benson; return

privileges. Ytlnrcs nt owners risk.

Malcolm Mncl"hco & Fo.,

Owners.

New 'cos

We have new lines of Diy

_ now

almost complete The

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you want and at a piioe

annual tour ut B. F. Keit2i’s Thea-'

.t-hem`

|011 “GW cs, new ' H 'UBTIGG iidcntly thing th huB

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Ireland Walter

pany in ,, merry and Bert, the wrinkle erusers from the West; Dorthy Liiether. ringing com- edienne; and who Randow Brothers. The customary reel oi local news events in inotdqn -will bc shown.

Cflm-

Women’s Institute Convention

The rlist nniiuul C_oiivont.lon`of the

V\'oiiieu‘s Institutes of Prince lsilwurd Iiilnnd will be held in the Prince of \\=,,1@,; rjolicge ilall, on June 29th und Lilith, when ii. large utteiidunce of delegates is expected. An inter- esting rind instructive progrurr.me lius been iiiiiinged. Stuiidnrd certifi- cutcs will be issued ut all points on_ the 1*. l‘.'. I. ltiiilwny. The Womcn’s Institute Iiruiich of the Depurtment of Ai;iicull_iirc extend ii cordial invi-f tation to all who may he interested in the vri.rli to nttcnd the meetings,

-when the following progruiiiine will

be cnrricd out:--

MONDAY, JUNE 29TH.

2.00 11. iii. [‘rc,-iiiling--Mi'u. J. A. Mnthicson.

(lin-xiiiij.; (ide Ailrlri-ss ui Welcoiile-Hon. Murdoch

ML‘l(ini\i`ii.

llcplv to Address of Wclcoiiie-Mrs.

J. W. liiei, Mnlpeque.

2.31|~1.l\i;-_1'¢opoi‘ts of iiccrcturics. -101|-.`i15-Demoiistrntioii in Dress-

iiinkiiiit, Miss E. A. ltoper.

5_15-i:_iiu»-lliisiiiess of iiiutitutes,

Mrs .\, l~l_ lliinbruck, Miss l-leleuu C. M<:lJoiiiild.

, 7.45 p. m.

l‘resi<‘.iiig-lioii. Murdoch McKin-

lliill.

7.45-11.151-l\fIeilicnl Iiispectioii in

Srclioiils, Dr. S. lt. Jenkins.

8.15.-i-1.~l.'i-Cni'e of the Teeth, Dr. ’_l`.

Iii. I4. Itoliiiis. f

2i_4;'i~E|.i.'»-liifriiit Feeding, Miss Vi.

"1‘. (iriiliiiiu, tlupt. |'_ E. I. I-los ‘ ui.

0.151-l‘i_l\l»-tleiiei~u1 discussion lcd by

Il. il. Cuiiipbell, lJ.A_, S-upt. oi Edu- cutiuii.

TUESDAY, JUNE 30TH.

9.00 u. ni.

Priznicliiig-Mrs. S. R. Jenkins. !l.lJ0~1(\ Iii-Illustrated School Gar-

dens, Prof. W. Davison, F. F. Smith.

|¢'_i:'i-11.15-lloiiie Dccoriitioii, Miss

Ilorteiiuc Philips.

ll.l5-12.0' -Iliiiinislied Ilnsiiicss.

3135-ii-24Mli.

Tenders

Sriilcrl tenders will be received not

inlcr ihnn the 1.'lth of Jiily next for thc i|ii<tnliut_imi of eviectrlc wiring for liphi.¢=_ bells, etc., for the llnltoii Siiiiitoriiim. Plans and specifications can be svirii nt the Sn_vriig’s Uuun, tllinrlottetuwn.

ii. A. iucKINNoN,

Sec’y.

3007-G-l8Mtl. f

Fon SALE

Trotting Bred Stallion

Blred by Aquiri, 2.27), dam B pro-

ducing daughter 01 Almont Wiikg; 4 ears old. absolutely sound and sind, (ine utyla, good trotting action, can shoiv 2.25 speed, dark bay, weight 150 lbs. For further particulars, write, wire

or phone.

W. S. McKia.

1695-5-29-Mtl.

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World-Wide Fox Exchange

Montague

We have remaining unsold ox

tions on only 3 pairs Class . foxes. These a_re from one of the oldest ranches in the Provnice,and are the top notch _in Fox _Breed- ing as they contain nothing in their pedigrees but Is and sto`ck. Will se_ll rig t to quick purchaser. Delivery guaranteed.

liox Ltd

are. reasonable:

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fact that tiiere isno chance 'of “taken 1n” Where only _one quality.

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THE BEST i _ is shown. Our carriages have a stylish, quality appearance that We can’.t tellyou-about initliis

iiiipace-,~ visit our show rooms, the samples on. the oor will tell you the story in their own Way. '

, riA*1iN1-iss ivilfiiiii: ,

-- ‘As ours are set off by a ‘stylish horse, hitched to the kind of carriage We sell, makes a combination that cannot be beaten. _ _ -.Only the best, leather and mounting used in harness sold

byth1s~__m Av is ,_}_ THE HOUSE or QUAUTY

high _ rad Carriages, the l

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The “Pi‘eiiiiei3”

Because:- 1

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(1) _It’s foxes are the best obtainable.

(2) The directorate is composed of thoroughly reliable men who have

large holdings in the Co. '

(3) Mr. Thomas Moyse, one of the most successful ranchers of today,

has charge of the foxes.

`

(4) It was under Mr. Moyse’s management that the Peerless Co., paid

900 p. c. dividend in 1913.

(5) A very large percentage of foxes ranched by him have produced lit-

ters the first year. p

(6) With Mr. Moyse’s usual success the the Premier Co., should pay

about 100 p. c. next year.

(7) The investor may rest assured that he will get every dollar that he

is entitled to.

(8) ,The ranching _cost is only 7 p. c. ofthe increase.

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Now is the Time to Invest:.- I

Up to July lst anyone applying for stock diecrtly to the Co,, gets a discount

7 of 10 p. c. which- makes the capitalization only $16,200 per pair. '

APPLICATION for stock may be made to any of the directors, accompanied by

' 10 p. c. of the amount. Shares $50 each. ‘ . ,

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