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The Strength ofa Wil
Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly
entrusted to a Strong Executor.
I The Eastem Trust Company will advise with your
Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your
Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the
best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.
The names of its Directors and Oiiicers, and its large
Capital, are a guarantee ot its Strength, Ability and Good
Faith.
thanIttsi»l(§sl;aBge2snafrediie’géiEla;§.ed by Law and are no greater
Consultation or correspondence invited.
The Eastern Trust Co.
W. S. Stewart, Manager
Charlottetown
Capital $1,000,000.
Total Assets $15,000,000.
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W _ ing? daystfrpm date Stl' iSs\1e~_‘E _ All Ticket. Good to Lena Toronto
For Sale t` ,
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2pairs Newfoundland
Silver Black Foxes, these
may be inspected at our
Sales Ranch.
A few pairs of Patch and Cross foxes. We also
handle Mink, Marten and Fisher. .
NOW is the time to buy your stock. Call and
see us betore buying. Full information re Ranch
.building and Ranching given to customers.
GLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK
Agents for the AINOX CO., LIMITED.
The Farm Stock fd’ Fox.
  Exchange of P. E. I.
I-I d Oilice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
‘ _ lslione 485 ' P. 0. Box 4
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TIIE KAISEIYS IIENCIIIMII _
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Von Bethmann-I-lolwq Usually Credit-'
sd With Slneority, Abandonl .li
Germany-has had tive Chsnoeilorl,
Bismarck, the incomparable, wal a
statesman: Cspx1vi and Hohenlohe;
respectively, soldier and courtler ' Bu-
low was a diplomat; BethmannIHol-
veg, since 1900 the steersman o! the
Empire'»_destinies, is. a. philosopher;
A few years hardly-ailord an ade-
quate"ba.sis tor historical judsment of
a lesder's capacity, but Dr..Theobald
.`lHERR'VON~.BETHMANN-HOLWEG
von. ~Bethmann Hollweg’e Chancellor-
‘ship has been uncommonly barren of
promise.
It would be tar beside the mark
to dhsrge the Sage of Hohen-Finow
with utter lack of statesmanship
qualities. Modest and retiring by ns-
ture, there is nothing of the iiamboy~
ant in his make-up.
He is generally credited with being
sincere sind honest, but this reputation
suiiered severely by his attitude at
the _beginning of hostilities with Bel-
gium, it having been reported that
he was both surprised and chagrlned
at Britaln’s regard for a “scrap ot
paper"-the solemn pledge that Bel-
gium territory should not be violated,
a pledge guaranteed by both Great
Britain and Germany.
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The Length of Wars "`”'
Following is a table showingi-the
time occupied in deciding some of the
big struggles-oi the past ility or sixty
years: g __
Duration
Wars Years in Days
Crimean  .1 . . . .
. . 1854-65 734
United States Civil.. -1861-65 2,456
Fra.nco-German .....,1870-71 405
Russo-Turkish ......¢’187'l-78 _
`Bpanish~American ... 1898
'Boer . . . . . . . . .
.. .ws 1899-1902
‘Russo-Japanese ..... 1904~05
prison, ..... ........ 1912
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co. iid.
9
Oominoncing Manley; the lat oi
une, the
BTEAMER NORTHUMBERILAND
saves Charlottetown ior Picton, N.
., Daily, (except Sunday) at #.20
'clock a. In., leaving Picton on ro~
rn about 4.00 p. m. Connections
sde sat mPlctou lor all points in
ova co '.
STEAMER EMPREBB
Leaves Summsrsido lor Point-div
hone, N. B.. Daily (except Sunday)
bout 10 ,o'clock a. rn., leaving Point-
u-Chens on return about 4.30 p.m.,
idnnecting with express trains lor
harlottetown and Tlgnjsh. Connec-
ons made at Point-du-Chsne for all
oints ia Canada and the United
tatsl. '
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Managlr.
liarlottotown, May 29th, 1914.
|675-5-3iiMt.l.
334
101
982
576
302
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS
In Effect September 11th.
Charlottetown to Boston and return
$13.00. Tickets good for return with-
e new w n screw eamer van
geline" sails from Charlottetown for
Boston every Friday at noon. For
folders and full information apply to
JAS. CARRAGHER.
Cliarlottetown, P. E. I. Agent,
_ _ 5489-9-5
 
Bonshaw Ferry
Time Table
Launch Dalphin wili_ leave Bon-
shaw for Ch’town calling at Mc-
Arthur’s, West R. Bridge and
McEwen’s Wharf.
_ Leave Return
Fri. Sept. 11th 5.30 a.m_ 3.30 p. m
Tues. ' 15 7. 5.30
Fri. “ 18 5.30
Tues. “ 22
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v without notice.
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ggowing fall wheat. have excused
t emse ves on the plea that it did not __“ m H
lily, but it is likely that for the next 5.‘dm°”’ Hd' I Tm *hm I
year or two, there will be ready sale 'I
B* 8 D y
wheat grown in Canada. Every tar
me
sued
va_tion at' Ottawa is of interest:
o
tin
rod
agires in Central and Eastern Canada
t
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a
wheat. By preparing the lnnd im
mediately. a great number ot tar
me
gach. No risk is being taken in so
c
In! Brain in the spring. They
ii, ouid be he po
r
WX! year. and to those who are ful- m
lowing the old meadow plan oi’ farm- ul
IHS. ll better opportunity was never
It is dlilicult. to realize what it per-
fect war machine the Germany army
was and is, said an Englishman who 5
fought with the Germans in 1870 and
who now lives at Dover. Although
the French troops, lighting in their I
own country, were starved and hoot-
less, the Germans never missed their
meals. Except when the battles were
wg _
ceived their meals as regularly as li’
they were staying in u. hotel. Even
their clean shirts and socks arrived
with automatic regularity.
'GROW MDRE GRAIN `
- IIIIS WIIIIIIPS `
Conservation Commirslonv Urges Us- - - I
ing of Every Acre ~
In connection with the European war _
and
the
its eifect cn the food supply, of
by the Commission of Conser-
Many farmers, when urged to try
r should endeavor to increase hi
duction ci' grain next year by put
g into use every acre capable oi'
uoing it. There arc hundreds of
twould successfully grow fall
rs could sow at least a few acres
HK. as the extra cultivation lor the
oi
iall wheat would increase thc yield “hu n°w.been,,ixm°n¢h, ,incelwok
a spring sown crop in the even my
the wheat being winter-killed. The nom wi" “sin youinhetpingother w°_
d would need only to be dlsked or me
n
cultivated to prepare it for spring n
grain. the
“The grain production can also be W
o
dnctive meadows at once and sow-
o
8 Y D gl g n, y f
be worked early nent s ring The e
tumn cannot be too strongly cm-
aslzed. Those who are now pi-ac. ar
sing a systematic rotation' migm stored theheslthof thoussndsof women
D Ofitably increase the grain crop area who have been troubled with such ail- -
ood rlces for ever bushel oi
B
WI'
world, the following bulletin, is- Quickly  1' yah
Kounrma, 1632'Hoilins Street, Bal- _
reused by ploughlng up the old un t'm°f°» Md»
Lydia E. Pinlrham’s Vegetable Com-
und, made from native roots and
P1°“E _li BINIIIOW NOW and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
packed and disked and kept work- drugs, md wdayiholds the rewrd of
tthntll autumn, when they should being the mo" sucesgful remedy for
om" M lm’ ‘ed “ “I read male ills we know of, and thousands `
voluntary testimonials on tile in the '
. ' D . f
portance oi' plougliing the land for 0-
xt SDl'iIlg'B crop early this summer, Pmkham hmmm” 't Lynn’ Mass"
and keeping it worked during the seem toprove thisfact.
an
For thirty years ithas been the stand-
d ` -
ents as displacements, inflammation,
ceration, tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice
ered to ch t _
,,,,,.,,, by ,,,,,§,'ff,§’g ,‘jp“,,f-,§'j)',‘§m§‘,§L§°a§l‘§_ une to Lydia E. rinknam Moa.
DU?-tint; in grain. it will pny to mai: ic
“BB °f UVGPY acre possible in prorl- M
0 -. ( ) yn .
nes. Your letter-willbe opened,
IHS grain. as it is sure to be neede- 1' d d b
end an answere y a woman
_-»-.-._-__. .__ and held in strict coniidenoe.
_ , , _ , _ »..__-at
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Run About for $540 IF---
Pinkham’o Vegetlbie _
Cvmiwimd- ‘ 
'_""'_ the Ford people are successful' in reachi`ng="iiii'
output of 30,000 cars between August 1st, 1914" 'and I
August Ist, 1915 a refund ranging irom, $40 ibf$60 
will be ‘paid on_ all cars bought between these two
dates.  I
SMNESS ' You Can Buy A Ford ,I
` oL E.
to tall what Lydia E.‘Pinltham’s
- Vegetable Com-
pound did lor me.
I miferod dreadful
, pains and was very
irregular. I became
[ alarmed and sent for
Lydia E. Pinkbam'a
Vegetable Com-
pound. Itookit reg-
ularly until I was
without a cramp or
pain and felt like
another person, and
_ The new prices of the Ford Cars are Touring
Cars $630, Runabouts $580 and Town Cars $880, |'
delivered in Charlottetown. With this discount in *
force the prices will be Touring Cars $580, Runabouts
$540 and Town Cars $820. ` '  "
See about it today.
medicine at all. I hope my little
. I now feel perfectly well and in
best of health."-Mrs. Auauer
Bruce Stewart & Co. Ltd.
STEAM NAVIGATION WHARF
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Quebec Stearns!-\lp
SAILINGS OF STEAMSHIP “CASCAPEDIA”
remedy for female ills, and has rc
DOWNWARD UPWARD f'
Thursday. Aug.
Thursday. Aug. 2
Thursday. Sept.
Tliursday, Sept. I
Thursday, (`ct.
'lhur¢day. ifct. l
Ch'Tnwn Thursday, ('ct. 2
Thursday. Nov. l
Fortu iuhtly from
MONTREAL Thursday, ug
Thursday. Aug. 27
Thursday, Sept.
l Thursday Scpi.'
“A Thursday. _Iuly 30
A .Is ,
Fortnightly
at 4.00 _ ni. and from
CNUEBEC
he nexr day (Friday)
at 12.00 noon ,
Arrivc Ch’tuwn Thursday,
Tuesday at 4 p. m. Thursday. Nov.
Subject to cliangc. Should circumstances rcquirc.
Co coniidential L n frm
sire.-»
mmmac
Thursday: Oct.
Oct.
M *Scotts for the Soldiers ""‘
uonson a DUFFY
B“”`1'“" “Hd Af*°“1°¥' Charlottetown, P E. I.
olicitors for Royal Bank ol Csnatl gryggmvgr
_ _ _ _ , ,___
mommy 'ro Loan _"________  _g -
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uaily in progress, the troops re
I CARVELL BROS.
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Carnegie Blames Germany
Andrew Carnegie, refusing to join
in protest against Engiand’s pn,-Nei.
pstion in the war, -Iaid the blame for
the conilict on 'the Kaiser. _“I fee]
that Great Britain only did her duty.
.I believe the Kaiser did not linen'
[what he was doing but this is matter
Qoi past. The looms of the gods weave
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MOTTO:-Permanency. Aim: To produce the highest grade of F ,
Silver Fox peits.
Important Annou ncemen I  
The Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., announces to the investing
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PLANT LINE ._
_'W $34°35I3lst. inclusive, and Sept. 2nd.
.Thursdays and Saturdays at6.3Jp.m. tnrNew
no erasures."
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‘ANADIAN _
PACl|='|c
» TORONTO
_ EXHIBITION
EXCURSION I-‘ARES
!
$Z5.75'{Going SeptemberaC:`;d.u::;\, 9th
G ' S b l , 4 h
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September |5111. l9l4 ,
w. is II wi Iu>.nr.s__c_r.n.,s¢ Isin..n.s;`
Geo. Waller, local agent Dominion Express
Co. Bulldiniz. Queen Sr. Y
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Launch Dalphin
York Pt. Ferry Time Table
Tuesday and Friday.
Leave Return
* A,)I. I’.M. A. M, P. l\I.
Fri Sept Illh 9 or 12.30. ll_30 3 30
Tues Sept 15th 9 12 30. ll 30 5.30
Fri Sept IBth I2 30, I2 3.30
Tues Sept 22nd
I-‘rl Sept 25th
Tues Hept 29th
55l0~9-9MlBi
I2 30. II.30 3.30
l2.30, ll.30 5.30
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Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line _
Change in Schedule, Increased
Sonics. i
Lum Bt. John Nandan Wednesdays and
Fridays at OM I. m. for Lubes, BIKPOR. Pont
and and Boston. Retnmln|.ioaves Central Wharf
Boston. Dm a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays for Portland. BIITDOIL Lubac and St.
John. DIRECT SERVICE |b¢¢"ecn St. John Ind
Boston.
MAIN STBAMSKIP UNB
Direct service harem Portland and New York
Leaves Franklin Wharf, Penland 'nissan
York. Day tripoleavlns Penland at 10.30 A.M
lorllow York. Leaves 5t._lohn7 P. M. Atlantic
public that its interests and those of the Murray River Silver Black
Foxes Company Ltd., are now amalgamated.
High Class Foxes at $18,000 _ .
They offer to the public the choicest Silver Foxes obtainable all
“Class A” at $18,000 a pair. Six pairs of these-the Murray River’s-are
two years old and the other 7 to 9 pairs are this year’s pups.
Remember
While low capitalization makes
for large profits, good breeding
stock makes for permanent profit.
The Permanent has both these
Your Chance
This is your chance to get into
a good strong company built
permanent lines! You never had
a better chance and you never will
again. We stand in the unique posi-
tion among fox companies that we
are doing more than we said we
would do.
Think Of It
Six pair of young breeders and
seven to nine pair pups, al1_ at
$18,000 a pair. Why, sir, similar
stock was gpbbled up at $30,000 a
pair not so long ago.
up on
essentials.
very quickly.
Directors
ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D. of CII'town Ex- WILLIAM KEARNEY, Merchant of Muna; i
President of the Prince Edward Island Riv¢,~_
Fox Breeders’ Association President.
COL. CURTIS S. EMERY, Collector of HAMMOND KELLY, SIGCIK Bfwitr and
Customs of Newport, Vermont, Vice- Farmer of Southport.
President.
BENJAMIN ROGERS, Broker of Ch’town, ISAAC E- BURDEN» I’0Wl1&|» Gentle-
Secretory-Treasurer.
Form of Applf cation
I hereby make application to Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., of Chai-
Invest Today
Only a limited amount of stock
remains to be sold, and the splendid
offer now made, backed by this
strong sound, safe and PERMAN-
ENT company is bound to sell it
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lottetown, Prince Edward Island to take the number of shares in the Cap- -
ital Stock of the said Company set opposite my signature below. I enclose
APPLICATION FOR STOCK
Shares $25 Shares $25
To BENJAMIN ROGERS, Jr.
Secy-Treasurer Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd.,
Ch’town, P. E. I.
I do hereby apply for._.... ....... _.shares in the Permanent Silver Foxes, ‘
Ltd. Enclosed find $. ..._.......being twenty percent and the balance I agree to I
Pay
on or before October 1, 1914.
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