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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Mr.

SPECIAL SOLOIST.-Mrs. G. R.

MacLeod will sing at the annual mls-

M. sionary meting to be held in the Cher-

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A. Pickard & Co.

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expedt the Schooner “Celia F” -

and '1-“Evie€B. Hall” now with ,, '

1300 tons of the best quality Hard Coal;

Householders not already sup-

supply now while these vessels are discharging.

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' Ol' all Stores, ste., at

I°°'l» 25 tr.: 2-or. 4oc.; 4-oz. 7oc.: 8-oz.$i.3o; 1601. $2.15. Bovril Cordial, large, M45; 5-oz.4oc. I6-oz. joh nston's Fluid nest (vimbes), |i.za.

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preach at Lot 48 on Sabbath 6th

nle's Church, at 7 p. m. Monday, 7t Glasgow Road at 7 p. ln.

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10.30; Highfield 2.30, and in the Peo-

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P. E. l. R. SALE.--Remember the

SACRAMENT AT MURRAY RIV-

C. MacKinnon will preach at Churchill ry Valley Church, Sunday evening, on Sabbath. Sept. iith at 10.30; St.

Sept. 6th. '

Catherines, 2.30 and Nine Mile Creek ---

1 sAs'ris'r szrivicss.-'rite nev. A. A. Gates will preach in the Baptist

LOT 48 ETC.-Rev. D. MacLean will Church. North liiver, at 11.00 o'c-lock.

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Long Creek at 3.00 and Kingston at 7.00. on Sunday, Sept. 6th.

sale ot unclaimed goods at the Itali- way Freight Shed, Charlottetown, at

s 10 a. m. on Tlinrsdsy, Sept. 10th.

Supper will be dispensed in the Kirk, There have been some extraordinary

_ _ , Murray River, on Sabbath, Sept. (ith bargains at these sales in the Dust.

pliedushgulrlaffange to take them at 10.30 a. m. Preparatory services packages worth several dollars sell-

on Thursday and Saturday at 2 in. llev. James_ McDougall ot Cap Traverse will assist the pastor.

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.Ygu Can’-t Cui Qui ENJovAsi.E oANcs.- The open- Fox iNc|=iEAsEi Ano v/uiuss.

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ing for a sfiiiiil part ot their cost. Bar-

e gains are also in store for those who

attend the forthcoming sale. 5458.

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ABoosPA\'1N,i>r1rrnor'ruui:otiuii1'ix, ing dance ot the season was held b

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Good Dry Hard Wood forth 'vi Ji Grate can be purchased at A? " Qsiisg.

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will clean tlicin off periii:iii\:iitly, and you work the horse Laine tini

C' most eiiiciently at the piano.

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town on Wednesday evening in Small- woods liall and passed oitmost 'en- joynlily. The chaperones were Mrs.

ranches throughout the provinte sho

li. W. Weeks and Mrs. W. J. Abcl values than last year. Ot 2§0 ranches while Miss J. Blanchard presided lust year 00 were returned as having

ii'o increase. This year ol' 238 runcnen

It is interesting o iow n ie pr s ent juncture that the partial returns made to date by the dii'l'erent

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The following vessels are chart-

ered to carry Coal for A. Pickard Lg, _ &Co. Schrs. “Conductor” and ws...t,.ll"‘}Iif.¥§,§§§f211lTif"'§[ffL‘ifiiiildiif “Daisy Vaughn" to load Reserve 'ivl"i-‘."\"nil~`iff'i»fiifi'.`i`-i'ii`J{iI'.iiiiE‘§fiii§ill?i§if`t Run ofmme, “M. A. Lewisand “~ '- ~

“Edward Grover", Inverness; Round “Joseph McGill" and

{‘i3lanch M. Thorburn" to load ' Albion Nut llnnuul Meeting

the :iiitiseptic linimciit fur nirinkin rc-din‘cs Vziiirose Veins, Ruptur

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'l‘he annual meeting oil "Tho liun

' will he held in the Board ot Trad

rooms, (‘liai‘lotietown, on 'Fuesda Sept. llitli, at 2. p. m.

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l'louse,__§arriage and Sign work. 203 Kent St. Phone 280-L

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F. L. WALLER J. A. DOYLE

L," whose grounds are so much admirei ca for heir tloral beauty, presented eacl :__ teacher in Prince Street School on in. Wednesday last with a. lovely large bv bouquet ol' assorted sweet peas pick- ’"‘~ eil from his garden. Needless to say

B00k4 Kham ABSORBINIL _|'e` -Mr. Ewen McDougall, Prince Stl

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bury Black i~ox (‘iimpany i.iinitcd HH 1,; R gmdnme of SL Dunsmws

B and a ilrst class teacher.

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S@'~'Y»-'1`l‘G2iS- he has gone, wheat being especially

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Health \ Saliné |

\ Our Health Saline is just the

thing to keep the system regulat- ed properly, especially durmg the hot weather, and from sudden changes in temperature. A bot- tle 50c.

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

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Hickeys Twist Tobacc

Millions of plugs soldyearly. Because it is

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Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.

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Subject to being unsold, 'on receipt of order, we :have for 'sale the following sizes;

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IS. lluglies ot the Edmonton tnsiliers.

THE TEACHERS REMEMBERED

the flowers were tully appreciated.

ANOTHER ISLANDER 0FF.- A

son ot Mr. Frank W. Hughes of this city is among those \vl\o have volnii- tecred for the front. lie will sail from Valciirtlcr, as Staff Sergeant William

For several years Mr. Hughes was in the military stores department her

JUDGING GRAlN.- Mr. W. K.

Shaw has _lust returned from judging stuiiding fields ol’ grain in \Vesteri\ I{ini,:'s. lie reports crops arc excell- ont in most sections through which

good. Oats is not quite up to expec- tations; its growth is not very vigor- ous. The root crop on the whole is also very good in all sections, altho- ugh some fields ot tnrnips are being attacked by ciiib root.

A GOOD OPIN|ON.- A Guardina.

reporter yesterday called on Mr. li.

tary ot the Y. M. (E. A. in (‘-liarlottfh town, and asked his opinion ot' thc work in Prince Edward island. Mr. Cross stated that lie had not been here long enough to i`orm any ade- unalc impression ot the condition. but so lar as hc could see thcri- ought to be n. bit: opportunity for the local Association. Ile thought, however, that there was great, need for thi' ';Touug men to rally around the Assoc- iation. to take a keener interest in it, and more generally to make things 1:0 themselves.” Mr. Cross is infatuat- ed with (iharlottetown-if the ex- presson may lie allowed-and thinks it is extremely attractive. Une thing \vhii-.ii impresses him forcibly is the magnificent. display oi' patrlotisin on the part of the people in the present crisis, and he admires the folk of l’. E. island immensely in consequence.

:You will enjoy your outing more

it you take a Thermos Bottle with you--You can keep liquids hot or cold for twenty-tour hours. We have some nice lunch kits at $2.25 each- We carry everything made in this line. Extra Corks, interiors, etc. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. Mti.

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::Iflyou want a good investment

Silver Black. Fox Co , Ltd Full par ticulars on application to Wm. Moran

Secretary, Box 506, Charlottetown.

, B363-7-10Mti.

::Don’t nliss the big dividends in

the fox business. Tho St. Lawrence Silver Block Fox -Company oiiers you one of the best. propositions seen on the market. Write Wm. Moran, Uhar Iottetown, P. E. Island lor particul- ars. W B363-7-10Mtl.

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Open on Tuesday Sept. lst

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Books, Text Books and School Supplies. _

All Books and Sup

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so fur reported, only 30 show no in- crease. The average increase pei-pair last year was 1.55. This yeiir It is 1.83 with quite a number yet to be heard from. It is confidently expected that when the returns are all in the total iiicrease will be considerably larger than last year. The average vulucs of foxes are also higher than last year, those already returned for being he- twcen one and two hundred dollars in advance ot’ the total average valuation for last year. ln view ot the war scare which has detrimentally affect- ed almost every other industry these facts show as nothing else could show the stability ot the fox industry.

::When Rexall Ninety Three Hair

Tonic was first put on the market, it was offered to one hundred women on trial. Oi the one hundred, ninety three claimed to have been decidedly benefited by its us:-,lieiice its name. ltexall 'Ninety Three ilair Tonic pro- motes a rich growth ol soft silky hair, ict-ds the huir roots, kt-cps the scalp healthy, and preveiits baldness and ciires daiiilr\il'l', two sizes 50c. and $1.00 a bottle. Macriiiniion Drug (‘n,, (‘or. Great George and Kent Streets. Mif-

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The mission of the drug usiness is to safe guar he interests oi the public. To do this requires con-

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rescription work, and as esuit we compound man_ ousancls of prescriptions Our store is sort of a pre- cription center, for the eason that we have an ex- ceptional stock of prescrip- on drugs,and employ only harmaci stsot ample ex- erience. You should consider all f your prescriptions and ecipes of sufhcient im- ortance tof justify the pecial care which we are able to give to them. Rem- embcr.

Quality Goods, Sup erior Service, Right

Prices Let us fill your next pre

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'WHEN the War is over what motor

car or piano, for example, will

stand highest, in public favor. What cereal? hat range or furnace? What brand of soap, paint, stock food, and so on? The answer is: The make or brand

that_ has kept itself constantly in the ' public eye DURING THE AR---by means of advertisements in the public

press.

Selling courage expresses itself in publicity. The withdrawal or

, suspension of advertising is a

form of economy with a “back kick” in it.

Veterans and Heroes are the men who fight

and keep on fighting.

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“Would so m a eople recommend thi rugstore if it were no b ove the average.”

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eally Good Talcums

We are showing here now

an excellent line of .Talcum Powders. There are some of the best that Colgate, Seeléy and _other famous makers of toilet articles can produce. _~

Especially complete is our

display of C<_>lgate’s powd- ers, at 25c a tm.

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FOX FARMING is one of the most lucrative business enterprises in the

world today.

“It is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET NEW and while the rewards

are so great and the prospects so bright as they are at the present time .

(Report of Department of Agriculture March 1914)

The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited _

offers you a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It is a well established Company, seeking Capital for Extension.

Prospective Dividend for 1914 65 p. o.

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“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results”

Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913.

The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

is personally cared for by JOHN R. DINNIS “The Wizard Rancher".

“One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINN IS of Charlottetownf

This year he raised and -paid taxes on forty-eight pups at 7 p. c. of the world’s supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world. He raised sixteen pups from three young pairs and had four litters of six each".-The Golden Pelt, by J. R. Barr, December, 1913.

Write for HERD BOOK describing in detail the breeding of the foxes and

giving “performance-records" of ancestors.

W. E. Cameron, S°°’v°Tf°“°“f¢f

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