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.- AllC0\\ltorIeit4-ii llnitutlons and “ Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
lnlalstsalul Children-lixiicrieneo against Esgperlpiont.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Sy:-ups. It is pleii.gam;_ It
contains neither Opium, ,Moi-pliine nor other Narcotic
substance- Its age is its guru-imtee. It destroys Worms
and allay:-1 Fwerisliness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatnlency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and
Dian-hoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimllates the Food, giving lu-althy and natural Shops ‘
5l!he'Cbi1dreu’s 1’unuceii-'Elie BIot1ier’s Friend. `
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In Use For Over 30 Years
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VICTROLA VIII (Oik)
Double-sided Victor Records are 90 cents for the two selections.
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_ S the World r S Sin 5 tion regulating automobile tra c.
can on any HN Master S g eate t ger Automobile safety is not a matter
Voice” Dealer in any City in faultlessly reproduced on or miiximumborminimiim speed. Iris
Canada and hear the voices of this wonderful instrument. There are conditions of traffic under
Ark for /ree copy of our 300-page Murical Encyclopedia
listing over 5000 Victor Recardr.
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.\u'i‘HUR HARRIS KitLLY.`
Deep sympathy is being cltgnrled to
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly; Shamrock,
in the loss Of f-lltill' dell' little son
Arthur Harris, aged four years and
seven montlis who died on Hay 16th
altar only a dBY'l flllnsll. The centre
of the home, his loving ` wayq and
cunning manner, made film a favor-
ite with all and the sorrowing par.
ents keenly feel their loss _[wt realise
that their- young son brit Blossom-
eil on Earth, t0.Bl00m in Heaven.
MRS. JOHN MOFARLANE
Once more has death made desolate
the home of Mrs. John MacFarlane,
South Melville. But a short time ago
it was her sou, new it ishsrsalt that;
is called away, after having patient-
ly endured a lengthy illness'.` The
end camo on Sunday evening, May
25th,. With her family Eathered a-
round her bedside she csmly fell a-
sleep in Jesus.
The iiénersl on Tuesday, from her
home to he cemetry at Black Point,
along the Argyle Shore, where she
was laid to rest beside her.husbsnd
who had gone before, was very large-
ly attended, and was an evidence ot
was held hy all. She was a woman
of sterling Christian character, and
has left a vacancy in church _ and
community, which it will be hard to
till.
Her own family will miss her most.
Tender ties have been served; and
ar have been made sore Who
their sorrow will be turned to ioy;
those ties will he reunited; those
hearts healed, when time unveils eter-
nity, and when “we shall know even
as also we are known."
She has left to mourn, tive sistersz-
Mrs. John Sohcy and Mrs. Irving
Pope, Salem,_ Moss., Mrs. Alexander
(‘n.mpbell Charlottetown; Mrs. Mac-
Donald and Mrs. Artie Beer, De Sab-
iv; one brother: Samuel Cameron
Hampton; two dauglitersi Miss Laurn
who has been residing at»l‘rovidencc,
R. 1., but who is now at home, and
Mrs. Walter Iiogerson, Hampton; n,n|l'
two sons:- William at home, and
Jqhn David, De Sable.
To those and to others less closrly
connected the mnny friends of thc
family wish to extend the hear-felt
sympathy of ii community which has
appreciated thc excnipliiry lilo of Mrs.
MacFn.rlnne,, und which mourns
deeply their loss.
MURDER BY 1\‘lUT(,)ll-(‘_AR.
An appalling exhibit of m0tor-velii-
cle manslaughter is mode hy the ol-
ficiril figures submitted by Secretary
of State May in his statement to Gov-
ernor Sulzer urging the need of more
adequate automdiile laws. During the
year? 1911 rind 1912 967 persons were
killed and 6,107 seriously iniured in
automobile accidents in thc State of
New York. In the borough of Manhat-
tan alone since 1911, 585 persons have
been killed outright and more than
`4,000 injured by motor vehicles.
This wanton sacrifice of human lifc
has been due in part to the careless-
ness oi pcdestrains. It. has in larger
part been due to reckless driving and
,the incompetence ot chautfeurs. But
behind it all and serving as a main
contributing cause is the uninteliigeut
conflicting and unenforceable legisla-
a matter ot individual responsibility.
which a speed of ten miles an hour is
-more dangerous than a speed of thirty
Vbfy-
for
ol ii psdestrain is made to depend.
not on the speed ol the ear; but on
his exercise of caution and judgement
in 'thc olrcI.iui`sta|\&. U de'
flnate may beth _ ' plishod
in alleviating 0 'l  ` of
motor-car murder '. 'It
can never be done under hither state
or local regulation   srbitary
speed pgspdardai--New York 'World'
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HONORLBARBARA FRIETOHIE.
rnniibnfcit, Ma., my so-_ 'rim
body of 'Barbara Frietchlcj heroine oi
Wliitt.ler‘s poem, and that of her
liusband. John G. Frletchie, which
were recently disinterred from the
old Reformed Congregation Cemetery
here. were formally deposited in the
new mausoloum in Mt. Olivet Ceme-
tery today.
Barbara Fi-fetch-ie was born i
Lancaster, Pa., December 3, 1766.1-fer
maiden name was Barbara Hauer.
When on September 6, 1862,Frederick
was invaded by the Confederate army
there was but one "Star-Spangled
Banner" to be seen flying in the
breeze, This was displayed in the
little dormer window of a quaint ol
house in West Patrick street, }the
home ol the Frietchies_ The entire
body of the Confederation arm
marched dlrectl past the house on
next morning the eyes of the old
lady were gladdened by the sight of
1862, at the nge of 06 years.
Gained in Weight.
Digfsiion Resin red,
llldllld It-i MORE [’l`i(l0F,0l¢‘ QUICK
Uillilil FOIL ALL l<‘()l.KS THAT
ARE \‘Vl~)AK, AI;.lNG, NER-
VOUS.
More Praise for Dr. Hamllt0n’s Pills.
“For a period last summer the
thought of food excited feelings of
nausea," writes Mrs. C. A. Dodge, of
Bloomsbury. “The heat had made me
listless and the distaste for food re-
'duced me to a condition of semi-
d
the Federals, who, taking the same
route as the Coniederates, followed - '
closely on their footsteps. Mrs.Frlet-
chic did not long survive the episode
which inspired Whitter to write his
famous poem. She`died less than _
three months later, on December 10,
llealih Rem wed
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ny hggy Mothers
' are using Baby’s  
in the “UMW not merely
because they tl'iems"el'y_eg=
were washed with it, when
infants, but also because ex
perlence has shown that no
other soap will helptlie skin
so much_-make it so. white,
_ so smooth -be so pleasant
to use- and cost. as` little.
Bala)/’.r Own Soap rs basl _/br Baby
and bex!/or)/ou. `
- imitation: and substitutes are made si chesp si
possible; Bsby`| Own is sa good ss possible. 5.443
Y » Ansar soars 1.10.. Mfr... - Mon-mrii,
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lliason.
Niivr" Plug. A cool and m°§.%
xragsnt smok-.
noisk cirv 'rosncco co.
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Friday, Septemller 12, and on the is, _ ii. _ |
Our Cuit Plug ,
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from our original “Amiucsn
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MRNUFACTURED BY
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starvation and brought me to the 1 _
verge of nervous collapse. Tonics
were useless to restore an active de-
sire fgr food. The doctors told me
my liver and kidneys 'were both at
fnult, but the medicines they gave me
were too severe and reduced my
strength so that I had to abandon
them. At the suggestion of s friend
who had been cured of blood and skin
llton‘s Pills. The dillerence I first
noticed was, that while they cleansed
the system, instead of feeling weaker
I felt better after taking them. In-
deed their activity was so mild it: was
easy to forget Ihad taken tnem at
all; they seemed to go right to the
liver, and‘in a very briei time not
only did all source of nausea disap-
pear, b\itI began to crave food and I
digested it reasonably well. Then I
began to put on weight. until within
dition of good health. I 'urge Dr
poor health."
I-lamilt0n’s Pills for all who are in
Get, this best of all'medlcines to-
day and refuse a substitute for Dr.
Haml1t0n's Pills of Mandrake and he had b applying to the Cansda
Fllllllilllll SILVER
BLAEK FUXES.. Llll.
Toronto Saturday Night ofthe
trouble. I began the use of Dr- Ham- 24th May, states that the iiiicst spec-
imens of Silver Black Foxes are
grown in Prince Edward Island. This
shows that the Island is becoming un-
iversally known ’¢nc world over as the
Home of the valuable Silver black
Fox of highest quality. The industry
is still in its infancy and those in-
tending to invest should not delay as
prices are getting higher almost ev-
ery week. The Stock of the Provin-
cial Silver Black Foxes Ltd., can
still be purchased at par-$100, a
three months I was brought to a con- share, and is one of the best oppor-
. tunities offered to invest. It is the
only Company now on the Market
with all proved breeders and giving a
guaranteed dividend for 1914. Com-
plete prospectus arid applications can
 BERLINER GRAM-0-PHONE C0.
miles, A car driven at ten miles nn
hour in the congested streets of the
east side. tor example, might kill a
score of persons in as many blocks,
where one driver at maximum speed
on upper Broadway at night might
ston. Canada.
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Butternut. Sold by all drugglsts and Fox Exchange, Charlottetown, onto
St0l'ek8eD¢l`B. 25°- Per bo! or tive tor any ot the Directors, viz John Ag-
$1.00. Sent postpaid bv The Catarrho- new, Alberton; John 0. Hyndman and
zone Oo., Buffalo, N.iY., and King- Geo. D. DeB10is, Charlottetown.
` “Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons _ “Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons
;wlll kindly book orders ahead will liindly book orders ahead
so is fo avoid disappointment. so as to avoid disappointment.
Beer G. Weeks. 426Mtf Beer (D. Weeks. 4.29Mtf
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1` Form A. Pure Bred Enrolment No. I5
Son of Bingen (2.06 1-4), sire of Uhlan (1.58), the world’s fastest trot
let; Admiral Dewey (2.04 3-4), King Cole (2.05 1 4)`, ]ohn Ward (2.05
-3-4); Owalssa (2.06 3-4), full brother to Catalou; the Leading Lady (3)
`(2.o7); J. Malcolm Forbes (3) (2.09 1-2); Codero (4) (2.09 3 4); Tol-
ara (2.09 3-4); and 109 others with standard records, including Todd
(2.14 3-4). First dam Improvidence by Prodigal. 6000, record 2.12,daui
of Owalssa (2.06 3-4). _ '
_ Catalon is a handsome 1 5:3---107 5 lbs. mahogany bay stallion, foal-
ed in 1904. We is of perfect conformation and absolutely sound, He has
trotted a mile i_n 2.14 1-4; last quarter in 32 seconds. He is the best bred
horse in this province and also the liaiidsomcst. Come and see him.
Fee, $2 5.00 with return privilege Bingen,his sire stands at $300.00.
Catalon will stand the season at Catalou Farm, Sherbrooli, on the ]unc-
tion of Lois 17 and I9, (2 1-2 miles from Summerside) _ V
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" JAMES T. WAITE, 0wne:,
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1?*-"°'i-"f"`"“° MONTREAL' L‘““‘°" §ilS$§§l§.F°s‘°'°' '°'_'”9-5' I __ ~ _ f is the Carmangay Opportunity
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World.
G=v!\‘iI\*N| '97 ‘ vimkand vltall¢y\.dPretnisture lfliioyinh gexum g _ 9 . ?
  W” ne" "ere I mme' 'P 'mo W k  _   f
i aiuiiuis':.v‘si..£::?°iti‘.:.‘i:°.:i.‘;a'is’.:.‘;i, -  e - e lg 0 lime .
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restores every nerve in thsb y
to its proper tension , restores . , ._
dc d all al 4-»5‘ »
Oo. Bt.0a\\mrinss..0n\. _ - 1 ~ . . _ _
' Because it won t wait for anything or anybody. Now is thc time to start letting this "Star Town
' ’ 1" ' 5514 B 0°°- E- H“l'h°°- AP°*|‘°° me of Southern Alberta" make money for you. Every day our lots are growing more valuable in ,,,,
lf you Want
Spring Lamb, lllutlon, Choice Ve i
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Easier Qualify Beef
Call at our Stall in the City Market or a
'A-‘f ' our store on Hillsboro Street.
0 »i»-»- M   uuau co.  9.2111.
 f We" would 'inform the public that the
old established business of L. F. Drake has
been a,_cqu`irec1_by us and that we intend to
continue supplying the same high class oi
11’l§at_S $0 Our _customers -- as they been re-
ceiving-; in the -past.
' _I‘.,Stdnley” ' Wedlock
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BEST
FURNITURE VALUES
AT BEER 8; WEEKS
Three drawer dressers with 13 x
22 mirrors-nicely flnfshcd=......$5_25
Three drawer dressers ei solid
hardwood-large size drawers, brass*
handles, lock and key, casters, 13 x
22 mirrors, well finished ............S6.00
Three drawer dressers, with large
sized drawers, 13 x 22 mirrors, locks
and keys on drawers, casters, brass
handles, made of solid hardwood and
tliiished ln rich surface oak $6.75¢7.50,
8.75.
Fine line of dressers, with eloquent
large mirrors from $10.00 to $50.00.
Guaranteed "Hercules" spring matf _
tressos, guaranteed not to sag for
25 years are also 5 times stronger _
.than any other woven spring. Best l
l and cheapest in the cud ................$4.50 .E
Other spring mattresses at $1.75, i
Iron beds, white enameled, sanitary `
strong and nest $2.50, 2.75, 8.00. -
.$.25 up. '
\ All Brass bsfls from 812.00 to 50 `
Mattresses st $2.50, 8,00, 0.50. ‘
4.50, 5.50. '
The _ celebrated "0stermo0r felt
Sf- $10.00. We _sro sole agents-yoii
ers. big and comlMtsbls.....;.......8l.'Ili
smlms. mans. i `
4-lillti.
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“Psllette and 'Pallets 85 ct, silk
sale. » I0 in wide worth up tp ~ 79
ees, for 85 of-l_._`Pa_tons. 5-3015;.
e Partners ,
#tts sndctsleta, Win wide value 70
‘z.so, 3.25. ' ‘ ll'
mattress at $15.00 the “Star felt" l_
are sure of ettin the anulne ers ‘
Z E 8 h .
Extension tables 85.00 md up. '
B18 room! rattan chairs and rock- i
cts for 89 cents Patons. 5-Mlidli
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1" ith? is slim _JH :Tw 0. .li “V5.1 uf. La .Jn 3393*
'_-as ce-also me -iii isseypiii. .i -  -___ _  _  _
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"Cs rmsngay _is
O.K. and the Com-
pany is quite re- _
putable.”
-Toronto Saturday
Night, Nov. 30,
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IMPORTANT
Carmangsy is but three
years old. Only one-fifth
of the fertile surround-
in lands are cultivated.
WI-list must' the future of
iliistown. bold for yeulif
it can make this remark-
sblcj_|_ii;ogreas _.in _sobrief
n   Wig;-I ment Cnr-
 b¢_<=°m§-when. all
thc- surrounding lands
5f°1d#.'.V°lq9.‘Ldi?' . I
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The greatest shipments of grain from any town
‘ in Alberta are coming out from the 1912 crop at
Carmangay. No less than £500,000 bushels is the
record. Last year it was a illion. The inc;-use
_alone equals the entire shipments of towns many
years older than Carmangay. i
_ Csrmuigay to-day is operating coal ming,
'  wlxolcisurrounding district is underlined with
famous Galt coal Says a mining expert, ‘ I
 _l1_}i_liey_e'_ that Cartnangay is destined to beigome 3
 mining centre in the near futiire.
~l‘i‘1}-i='l_l3a_nf`l'isi|g;iiy'l'1as~`abundant supplies of pur¢ wager
‘ from its 'municipally owned t k _ _
 I_ih%"_ll'ft__y places of vlviziistiiivdgi. sCsa!i*iiiii-ii.
T BQYTX 5" \ll1f_¢l\°_.'°f,fl\€ finest Public _schools in,
L _"_ iqrgaflsi'   _  _
S°"°°"i' 3°°lt|¢l. Mapa, etc.
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where all future railways in this richest distiict of the best 'wheat coiintrycirillllie
' entire west mustjconcentrate and build up Carmangay.
Tsar' ont this Coupon and Mail it
Western Canada 
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