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AGENTS WANTED
PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Send for Catalogue Solar and Bro-
- mide prints. Portraits flat and
Convex. Frames and sheet Pictures.
Merchants Portrait Oo., Toronto.
l_ u -s -'mil-1
BOARDERS WANTED
GOOD BOARD FOR TWO GENTLE-
men at 240 Queen St.
1751-9-27M6ipd.
 
_ renal.:-: nur
WANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS EX-
perienced girls for housework to go
to Vermont, U. S. A. Highest
wages and railway fares paid Ap-
_ ply at this olilcc. _l§27-10-1m3i.
 arctic EXpI0|‘all0[|
NEXT MEETING OF COURT GAR- -__ ` *Z-
den- Island, O. 0. F., will be held
Every fox rancher should have
ons of our patent drinking fount-
ains in each pen to assure the !ox~
es hgving clean water at all times
A supply always on hand at P.E.
Island Fox Exchange and Realty,
Co., Ltd., and James Arthur 8: Co
Summerside. 688-7-81Mt.(.
,WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. No washing. Apply
Mrs. H. E. Holi, 85 Upper Prince.
y 1668-9-23M6ipd.
WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework, Apply 64 Kent St.
FOR SALF.‘- NUMBER OF
Healthy Red Foxes. Apply John
W. Foster, 41 Dundas St. Brant-
ford, Ont. 1763-9-27M12i.
 
FUR SALL
IM-1'-' _ -1%
MALE IIELI’ WANTED
WANTED, A BELL BOY AT QUEEN
_Hgtgll f 1796-9-M.T.F.
WANTED SALESMAN- EXCLUS-
ive lines, permanent, big earnings
guaranteed, no experiences, ten
vacancies. Write Luke Brothers,
Limited, Montreal 1788 9-29M6i
wXiiri~.n-_AT6rivo1iiK'1Mci¢
shoe store, 16 to 18 years of age.
Apply Box 224. _ 1533-9-ismtf.
FOR SALE-A FEW PAIRS OF
Ranch Mink. C. H. Keith, Peticod-
iuc, N. B. 1826-10-lme2wkspd
FUR SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE,
cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives,
__Msm_ta_gue. _ 6-28M"Etf.
FOR SALE-TWO PAIRS SILVER
Black Breeders, both raised litters
in 1912 and 1913, also one pair
Silver Black Pups, large and well
developed. All this stock bred in
one of the oldest and most success-|
fnl ranches in Canada. Write Box
L446, Charlottetown. 1694-9-2»iMtl.
|
`,Wl.0ST_ 9
ADRIFT-WENT ADRIFT ON EAST
River opposite Falconwood Hospit-
al, a small white and green motor
boat, with a three h. p. Imperial
engine. Finder please notify Currie
& Murnaghan and receive reward.
1844-10-1nn3i.
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TEACHERS WANTED
TEACHER WANTED FOR FAIR-
childs Point School No. 142. Ap-
ply A. Mclnnis, Secretary.
\ 1769-9-27ME_4ipd.
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T0 LET
HOUSE TO LET. APPLY 226
ligne V st. ___ isz;-1-1_0-_1_p/Isipii.
TO LET.- HOUSE CORNER CUM-
berland and Euston St. Possess-
ion nfter November lst. Enquire
_“.'E__2’9 151132911$2-_;i.3‘!3:9:fi°M?'iP§;
TO LE'1‘i_ 4 ROOM TENEMENT,
Pleasant situation, Suitable for
dressmaker.. Apply 228 Hillsboro
_»“li_.__ 1812 9 30M6\pd.
T0 LET, HOUSE ON HILLSBORO
St. with modern conveniences,
at present occupied by Mr, McLaren.
Possession glveu.Sept. first. Apply
at Wellner’s J swelry Store.
976-8-l9Mtfi.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAIL-
way Mail Clerk Examinations in
Charlottetown during November. Men
over 15 eligible. Big psy, Vacations
with full pay. Sample questions free
Write immediately. Franklin In-
stitute, Department 838 G, Rochest-
WANTED
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE
four bedrooms. Modern Convenienc-
es. Winter months or longer from
October 24th, State terms Box.
er, N. Y. 1688-9-24M8i,
371. City. 1817-9-30M3ipd.
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Thoinas _dVVhi te
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Unmatched In
Purity And flavor
our exquisite confectionery
is appropriate for either fest-
ival or fireside consn mption.
For gifts to wife, sister or
“some other follow’s sister"
nothing could be nicer when
contained in ourpretty pack- .
agcs,holding from half pound
to several pounds, respect-
ively. Our candy is tho acme
ofthe candy ma.ker’s art. only
the purest components being
used,making quality “beyond
compare.
WIIERE T0 STAY IN IIALIFAX
COME
and you will
COME
The Halifax -Hotel management alms to make all I
guests feel this way about the Hotel.
IIALI FAX, CANADA.
E. L. MACDONALD, Manager.
ONCE f
AGAIN
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market today.
_ Charlottetown.
Note These Low
 Prices--Compare
_ The Ford Motor Car is the lightest,
_st:ongest, most reasonably priced, safe,
silent and satisfactory car on the
‘ Model- T Runabont $64o
Model' T Touring Car $690
V Model T Town Cor #goo
With full equipment F. O B
I B.ifMM7f$_fawart9¢a1Lrd.
 Alanis for l.~E.hI.5iliI-' ~
  NOTICE
I of Meeting
2"-°°=»:.e,g..=..i.°.».'s=s'.e°~°°-@°=~'
nu ‘7 arnsoox cami
Z 'Meopdtpeossenleeeunonne-noses.
To Outfit Expedition for Ant
before his departure for his winter
residence in Washington, in a, letter
from Prof. Oberhummer. .
Dr. F. Koenig, who was a member
Antartic and has had 'eiperlénce in
Deutschland, used by Fi1chner’s Ger-
man expedition, has been acquired
and is now at Trieste. The expedi-
tion will use dogs, and the type of
sledge which Peary used in reach-
ing the North Pole. I
Admiral Peary said that in his opi-
nion Prof. Obcrhummer's ability and
by the expedition are factors that
“ n rin he nt
brilliant success of Weyprecht and
Pays, who, forty years ago, discov-
called her inslncere was given this
afternoon when 12,000 splendidly
fields of the Balmoral rounds and
city, who cheered the marchers and
waved union jacks. The lord and
lady mayoress, members of parlia-
ment and men and women of humble
birth, regiment after regiment,
marched into the field. There were
mounted officers, ambulance corps,
signallers, motorcycle men and dis-
patch riders. Each regiment had
distinctive bands on their arms: red
for North Belfast, orange for West
Belfast, which is the nationalist
quarter of the city, yellow for South
Belfast, blue for East Belfast.
The scene when Curzon arrived
punctually was thrilling and inde-
scribable. Behind all was grim de-
termination to fight rather than he
divided from the union and be sub-
servient to a parliament which he
claimed to be disloyal to kind and
empire.
A dismal morning broke to sun-
light as the battalions arrived. The
applause of the crowd echoed over
the circle of hills. On the reviewing
stand were Ulster‘s leaders, forming
a democracy unthinkable in Britain
a few years ago. Lords, ladies, ofli-
cers, clergy.
Sir Edward Carson entered the re-
viewing stand, the bugles sounded
attention and Gen. Richardson called
for three cheers for the union. Then
all heads uncovered. The band played
God Save the King.
Sir Edward Carson addressed the
regiments. He said the review was
the natural outcome of their deter- ,
mination. He knew they would nev-,\`
er surrender. I promise you,'as
long as you stand firm, I and my
colleagues will stand firm, and we
never will have home rule.
Military evolutions were carried
out, bugle calls and company com-
mands followed, and then the whole
12,000 marched past.
The shareholders of The Charles
Dalton Silver Black Fox Company,
Limited, will kindly note that the
Annual Meeting of Shareholders
will be held in the Kindergarten
Hall, Charlottetown, on Tuesday,
14th day of October, 1913, at 2 p.
rn., when the dividend will be de-
clared. '
Also, that the books of this
Company will be closed to trans-`
fers from the 14th to the 24th.
W. B. PROWSE,
Secretary-Treasurer. .
|816-9-3oMtts7i.
from Helrt Disease, by he
' """ slight exertion of climbing
ltlirs, huraing or lifting,
comes to ouslnds. Melt
of these sudden deaths
mffht be prevented if the
vie lm only knew their true
i __ 1 coadfglon until tyok yronwt
an roper res men . s
Wm C7141! llnd lo any miner a' regular FULL
BIZE PACKAGE of Dr. I-`uller's Heart and
News Treatme ABSOLUTELY FRED 0!
CHARGE, also lustrsted Book tlnt explains
"..§.f'i=»i’§ii.'i'|°».."’$|.I'u°‘l.|" °"' rin ‘i`i§`s..¢""i
or D |
Iam uv mm, bra. ef eI.f»u|a¢r sum smo-
lfllllf Short lnsihf Sinking Beetle! New
guumeeef Dlnlnaef Aeinmef Dressy! lf you
even one these sts ¢~.
yoofheart and lleia v mg' W
nov for the fufi Me lneigznf and abt. 
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\djs"vUllesssisussssuseuredness I
drilled, determined men, marched in h
review before Sir Edward Carson ‘Y
and Generals Richardson and Smith, i
led by officers of the active list to °
the tune of patriotic airs and by I’
massed bands. Thousands lined the C
E
thousands more were unable to gain °
admittance. Crowds densely packed “
three miles of the route from the 2
Chemists Say it is of High
Standard
' _ .
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' ' ’ .l83s_’1°_1m2, Austrian Antartic expedition for X181)-'$11 gee! Eodfizri-I imported from
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WILL THE BUY WHO WAS BEEN Ts waged? pg-zbazzldth  th: rrggal ‘bei tl; :overnhnzhtmezhghigtlr
picking up th” lmudbag °“ E“°t°"‘ committee headed hy Prof. Eugene T53” at th” N°W*Y0l`l 'LBb0l’¢\¢0l'Y 0I
:f1~t`:`::“;`:d ;;l:°!“:_‘;hB:P;_ ilgbagfi' Oherpummm-_ 0| Vignnal pi-ggmgnt 0| the Bureau of Chemistry showed the
,8,5‘_’1o_1~3, the Imperial Assn-ian Geographical meat to be 0! e lush standard. ne-
' _ m .' Society. This information was re- P0118 to this effect have been receiv-
FOX RANCHERB. ATTENTION . ceived by Re,,,._Admn~,,1 pea,-y just ed by the Bureau of Chemistry here,
L. M. Tolman, chief of the Food In-
spection Laboratory, sald tonight.
The Argentine beef is frozen for the
long shipment and therefore seems
01 3 recom; German Qxpsdmgn to the .different to the consumer from Amer-
ican beef, " which fs"merelY'@ull'ed.
Greenland is to be the leader. The ` 0m°iH19 °f U10 M6111! IllBP¢Gf~i0l1 EBF-
vice, anticipating great importations
when the new tariff bill places the
product on the_free list, are prepar-
ing to revise the regulations for re-
ceiving it. These rules will be
drawn to safeguard the public
Hgainst diseased meat or meat that
has spoiled in transit.
forceful personality at the head of when m0Zt 8°” 011 U19 U69 UBI?
the committee and the use of dogg there will be great shipments from
South America, the- Meat Service
will work strongly for 5“¢¢e,s_ chiefs believe. This will make addi-
"_.\u5g;-ia is to be ¢0ngragu1a¢ed," tional work at the various ports,and
it is probable that additional inspec-
he added, on e te g t A artic
arena. It is possible that Austria I0" Will b0.d°l¢Bil¢d £0 U10 B728-
mny duplicate in the Antartic the ti°n9~ `
‘I
ered in those regions the unknown
and entirely unauspected archipelago ` ~ -A _ * <-
of Franz Joseph Land." i Th” Howe made_Cough
------ Syrup PVrllSurprue You
ULSTER SWEARS ANEW M
To FIGHT HOME Stops Even Whooplng Cough
RULE T0 THE DEATH. Qulckm A “muy supply
BELFAST, sept. 21-Ulster‘s “i S'“““ 0°"-
complete answer to the critics who
Here is a home-made remedy that takes
old of a cough instantly, and will usual-
cure the most stubborn case in 24
iours. This recipe makes 16 ounces--
nough for a whole family. You couldn‘t
uy as much or as good ready-made
ough syrup for $2.50.
Mix two cups of granulated sugar with
ne cup of warm water, and stir two mln-
tes. Put 2% ounces of Pinex (fifty
ents' worth) in a 10-ounce bottle, and
dd the Sugar Syrup. This keeps per-
fectly and has a pleasant taste-children
like if.. Braces up the appetite and is
slightly lnxallve, which helps end a cough.
You probably know the medical value
of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis and
other throat troubles, sore lungs, etc.
There is nothing better. Pincx is the
most valuable concentrated compound of
Norway white pine extract, rich in gulai-
col and all the natural healing pine ele-
ments. ‘Otheiiaprepuraiiuns will not work
ln this ormu .
The prompt results from this inexpen-
sive remedy have made friends for it in
thousands ot homes in the United States
and Canada, which explains why the
plan has ‘been imitated often, but never
f l .
success u y
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has Plnex. or will
get if for you. If not, send to The Pine!
Co., Toronto, Ont.
CANADA, Province of
Prince Edward Island
In ihe Probate Court
4ih George V. A, D. |9I5
In re Estate of James R. Allen
late of Boughton Island in
Kings County in Prince Ed
ward Island- Farmer, deceased
testate.
By the Honorable Richard Reddln
Surrogate Judge of Probate &c, &c
To the Sheriff of the County of
Kings County and any constable or
literate _person within said County.
G R E E T I N G
Whereas upon reading the peti-
tion (on file) of John W. McPhee
of Georgetown in Kings County in
said Island, Lobster Packer, and
Joseph W. L. Allen of Boughton
Island in Kings County aforesaid
Farmer, Executors of the last will
and testament of the above named
Deceased. praying that a Citation
may be issued for the purposes
hereinafter set forth.You are there-
fore hereby required to cite all per-
sons interested in the said esta! e to
be and appear before me at a Pro
hate Court to be held in the Court
House in Charlottetown in Queens
County in said Province on Wednes-
day the twenty-ninth day of O;tob~
er A. D. 1913 at the hour of eleven
o’clock in the forenoon of the same
day to show cause, if any they can,
why the accounts of the said estate
should not be passed and the estate
closed as prayed for in said Peti-
tion, and on motion of James D
Stewart Esquire, Proctor for said
Petitioners. And I Do Hereby
Order that a true copy hereof he
forthwith published in some news-
paper published in Charlottetown
in said Province for at least once
in each week for four consecutive
weeks from the date hereof and
that a true copy hereof be forthwith
posted in the following public
places respectively, namely in the
H all of the Court House in George-
town aforesaid and infront of the
School Houses aitnate at Launch-
ing. L°t 55 and on Bonghton Is~
land respectively so that all persons
interested in the said estate as
aforesaid may have due notice
thereof
my hand ind
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(LW) of an
` _ M onu»lexod:_l|,lQplees‘ooloruance
. A ' ` ‘ _q;_¢g¢§_e_e_ese
inf Folxf Cmmmnies
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should carefully examine. these
Sdlienf Point-S ~ ~~ . _
my Theiquallty of the stock with respect to (a) fur, (b) pedigree,
(c) fruitfulness. I ‘
E* The ranch manager. 9
@” The costs of the live stock and of the promotion and goodwill. V
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john R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes. Limited.
is a new company with all their stock carefully chosen, mated 'and now-
running in their pens. It fulfils all the requirements as to quality of live
stock, skill of management, low capitalization and small _margin of profits
for`tli*e" promoters. The directors are men of probity. There has never been
al company floated with a higher average quality of stock. Government
records prove that Mr. Dinnis is without a peer as a stock raiser.
Money is made when the Foxes gre Produced
and Mr. Dlhnis has a unique record in this respect maintaining for years
an average production of 3 1-2 per pair ranched with him. One company
in his ranch sold 16 pups from three young pairs placed in his charge in
19r2.
' " 1 » °» - is a feature of this company. No fox stock ex-
Dlrect Selhng change has authority to solicit stock for us as 1
we cannot afford to pay the 'lh k i  h d
‘ » "  R ’ ` e stoc s goo enoug an
M icfdfemen s Profits cheap enough to SELL BY
MAIL and thus by cheaper selling, permit the shareholders to secure an
` advantage. All the young pairs of foxes are capitalized at $I9,ooo a pair
including the costs of promotion and organization of the company. A
two-year-old' pair of Dalton breeders that have raised eight pups, and are
_ in the same’ pen for 1913-14, are capitalized at $28,000.
The management of the company.
Payments _
` The stock is' now selling at 1$roo_a share, par value, and payments made
as follows; 5oc on application and 50 p. c. November 15th.
RANCH--Mt. Edward Road, 1 1-2 miles from Charlottetown.
OFF ICE-I 56 Richmond St., Charlottetown, (upstairs)
ADDRESS--The Secretary.
_Iohn R. Dinnis Pedigreed F oxes.Lfm5f¢d
Charloffefown P. E. Island
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Bruin nun nick radii I
The Black Fox Industry has proven to be an exceptionally good investment
but, well selected Real Estate is better because safer. A $10,000 fox may die or escape,
but real estate in a city which is increasing its population at the rate of I4.ooo per
year and which has a building programme of $12,000,000 this year cannot depreciate
in value.
. Be Wise And Divide Your Investments
We have large holdings in seven of
the best cities of Canada, ranging from
St. John and Moncton in the East to Cal-
gary iu the West. Our last purchase is a
most fortunate one, being Four Hundred
Dollars per acre less than was aid for the
adj oining quarter section. We  at Rock.
Iioiiom `I’rice| and Make e Specialty of
Syndieeting Largs Properties.
You can get into one of our Syndicates
75 per cent. less than you can purchase
the same property from the ordinary lot
vendor; and then we stay by you and
make the resale of the property, so that
you know where you are to get off again.
Our last Syndicateis in the process of for-
mation and will have in it many' of til!
best Hnancial men in New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island.
The property ls a uarter section in the uecn Cit f th W t -R l _
This quarter has alreadytlaeen sub-divided, and Ig just acrogs (fromethe II1fee-niilllidii
dollar Parliament Buildings and the G. T. P. R. million-dollar Hotel, and at the pri-
sent time can be retailed in lots at double our price to the Syndicate.
AThe syndicate who bought the adjoining quarter made a profit of Szooooo
for the shareholders. ' ' °
Cut out the attached coupon and -mail it to us today.
Keirstead fi? ersereau
Investment Brokers A
73 Dock .So-ee: and Marker Square
Box No. 322 Sk.  B., .
S' : ‘ 1 _
"8 Without committing myself in any wry. I desfre ‘
to-know more about your land proposition,
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