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riieat lie Pin S1
At Low Prices
‘ For dressy men we
are showing a neat
line of tie pins that
is sure to please.
There is a wide
range of grades but you
can safely comider each
one ii goof value for the
money . . . .
.. 51.75 up
W.__1s\Té Tqpton
L U00 YS! C J
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Expert
Watch Repairing
Every piece of work entrusted to me
will receive skillful and conscientiou
attention.
Ihuve purchased Mr. G F. Hutche-
on's toos and equipment, and now
have every facility for turning out work
of the very best class.
lf_yo\ir wiitch needs cleaning or
repa.ii‘iiig_ I would like to have the
flltpcrtiinity to put it in good order
for you.
P. S. MITCHELL
- an os soon ».
wbstmsmn it. n1¢a¢,‘u ei.. ny in
W0 S0
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The world hath _need of ounoheer
why and to its burdeps qt, groans and
signer ' ¢ ~_ l
""'_",\ap'g_? ' ,  ~ 'rwere better by lsr to esll'to lts_ LQNDQN, my _“-05 __A¢m|,.__
'1`\\°'°'\_\l‘° v“v¢l<1° flowers. there we me ~ y any yacht mnehsstressw ~
_-_ harm ol. lens 1 1- .4 smile instead of I tear- |is»<i1w»ranesn with asqiiia ' and
'1‘o»slidnon the fleeting noun. ~ r . osnreiiui it is sue time un.
The ship sails not till the strong Be brave. be sled. and our ioy will chmhm ,nd 9am- wig” ,gn ,,.
Wind! NOW. rest 1 . . 1 L 1 ‘boar-d'snd now said certain ll. P.'s`
And the sun shines on though the Like a nested bird in some troubled pi-¢p¢,¢¢¢1 go ug in tm HW* ,hy
clouds hang low. breas ; ¢ U, una; - .
way im at the passing scum some ann-t with itrmiw iepiiiing ;f;‘i.iii»?i'iii': goals' ' _ in. “ |1014' lf' |'°|il|\
il find the star in the midnight _ _ ~ . Rqbhgrg gf
W l .
We may bear the sunshine wherever skY» _ _,ses Be” ‘_ _wah MK qi in this Awuded the ug_g_x°d`_ ._ Htuhx x
For a smiling face is the face to r y, ' ‘issue for big bargains 'im rugs. Their.
show- . ' Of the cloud with the silver lining. immense newstock needs more _“aes
   |-nd all of 1-f -~»°»='- www -f» _,,,,,,,»,, ,,,,_,_,,,,,_ _
And catch the gleam as the clouds
d ift b
(Prom Ysstsrdny's Evening Guardian)
The three assemblies meeting in At-
lanta, Ga., entered into a wonderful
union meeting for the observance of
the Lord's Supper. Including the
delegates to the Woman’s Board of
Home Missions over two thousand
persons sat down at the table. A
table was set on each of the three
levels of the vast auditorium and
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" '  """" ` ""1" being cleared out- '1‘l\sre~ass many
A GRAND UNION MEETING. eral who loved Atlanta to meet the sizes and qualities-velgstt .'§&£l°ll'-1'! --' _ »
' - 0 tl h
_ _ _
a se _ . » ~
Confederate survivors that they
might learn |10' the South had for-,
given and forgotten; 'About ilfty vet-'
eriins stood up amid the intensest ex-l
citemant to accept the invitation tol
another meeting where there should
he no more war and the Assembly
broke into singing "My Country 'Tig
of 'l‘hee,"' using the tune that stirs
all hearts under two glorious flags. '
Mr. J. A. MacDonald of Toronto
has given two addresses, one onl
fifty elders served the congregation
with great dignity and order. The
tour Moderators of the three Assam;
bliss of the Associate Reformers
Synod conducted the simple and
beautiful service of our church. One
hundred men led the singing of the
Psalms. The singing of Luthsr's
Hymn-the 46th Psalm and of the
23rd Psalm will never be forgotten by
those present that day. The tender,
true and clear voices of the women
singing “Yea though I walk in
death’s dark vale” moved every
heart. They have so often gone down
into the dark valley for love and for
the faith.
The address was given by Dr. Rus-
sel, the Moderator of the U. P.
Church on the meaning of the Sup-
per-Beparatlon with Christ-Safety
in Christ-Sustenance through Christ
-Service for Christ-Glory -'with
Christ. The elements were dispensed
at each table by a Moderator of As-
sembly and truly it seemed as il
there were no north or south, no
east or west that day for all were
one in their common Lord.
Nothing can be just as it was be-
fore that day. Men are nearer and
can see clearer. The south has taken
the north into its homes and forgot-
ten that nil their homes were burned
to ashes by the_Feder_al forces fifty
years ago. The longing now is for
the wounds of the war to be healed.
There is no division inhusiness, poli-
tics or social affairs and there should
he none in religious life and work.
The splendid generosity of the
southern men was seen in the visit
'the world. A democracy of love and
ill sin when the
of _will kindly hook orders ahead _
‘s s s _ - ,
N°- ‘"8 Q“°°“ Sifm- 15252312022 §ii§tli'§iiiii>iy_C°i`it§"i'ii:iif '° “-*° "’°"l ‘|~‘“l’P°'“1'“°"* ‘ mimi _ r f 1 _ (|,,,,-|,,¢¢¢g°w,, P E |,1¢n¢i_-_.._ _
Phone 397°R- ed every Sherman veteran, every sol- f Q- w3°k3~ 4'29MPf P - _ ' P   ME9f\ C A | ' 9 _ I A A " P'
Peace, the second on Social Order.
They were both masterpieces. He
showed the troubles of the present
social and industrial system are not
new as they grow out of the condi-
tions of men living and working to-,
gather. And the problem was solved
by Christ and the Church of the two
,tlrst centuries. The evils came in
again when the church became a
worldly power aping the pomp of
service w come al
church returns to the Lord and girds
herself to His task. That the solu-
tion ot all the problems, the wiping
oiit of all stains of reproach, the
stllling of all cries of anguish and
despair will come then and not till
then.-Com.
STATE OF 861525 iIgé§;p_1i-;'lTcJ:mD0. }ss
Frank.) Chaney makes oiithtp t he is
s%\ior partner of the firm of F. .ghsndey
§.,.t’;.é’°i‘.‘.¥i‘é‘t2i‘.Z°i‘i'I.‘.’2.ii’i" ".‘.i.’.i°’ .‘€‘°.i°.s
Dian w1ll any the sum of 0§`E H\I1§'Dl£ED
.-fi§‘“t‘%§€'J3§.?3€'l.2”é'u¥'S'! °i*il2 “$055
Hall's Oatarrh Cure. l4‘RA1¥K.1. 0B`§a1eEY
Sworn to before me and subsqr d in
rA1y)p:-égenoo, this oth day of December.
A.W, GLEABON.
(SEAL) Noranv Punuo.
Bsll's Ostarrh Cure is taken internally
and scésrdirectly  the btlorpld psiaddrrygc
oussrneso esyse. n r
t tl l I .
i .fp:dr§‘§3‘t1.'fi.i;?f-'improv a no 'roman o.
ol liyallbrugz sts leo. _
“Extra all’s Family Pills for ,constiss
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bl gun 5 rug at ‘q»_|-can HANOVER H81 '"5-H078, _GOI-
Beesr ta Wheks Headquarters for man aviator, fell B00 fest. with .an‘
uousaitiiiiisnings 5-miner. airshir andvss instantly killvi- _
    
A \‘\ A  5 are the Standard,
l  Quality and
 ~ ,Dur`ability.__ We
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M.. .-1 ' sortment m the ,
Reagh  f0 $1-25
The Reach Official American League Ball is us_¢d
Exclusively by the American League and is the Official
lisll of the World's Series. (Cork Centre)...  $1.25
Reich catchers Mit¢s......... ...".`......2s¢i¢ $4.00
Raith Fielderfs Gloves......`. . .....25c io'$4._5ll
Reach Basemen’s Mitts................$l.25 to $1.50
Reach “Burley” Betts Professional Mo`cle1...$1.25
G. E. Ritchie
99 Grafton Si Phone 951. -
J  Fletcher G, Jardine __ 1
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so busy every minute attending to_._osr
our ability
that is the
c\is°o|
e Know 1 _
wt,-,¢i¢, how aud”wi`i¢`ii't’o place your Fox 0ptions,Breeders,Shar¢g
in Niwfar oidfcnnpinier. is the bw: advantage if yen weutto
sell. If yodfsre ' ' _
 ' A Purchaser . ` A
_we can supply you _with anything you want in Foxes ‘ Dividend
Bearing Stock or Shares in New Companies. and we w_l1 give you
our con`f.dentlal sdvicein .making a selection. The best adwrtise
ment we can 'have _ =
` Is a Satisfied Customer ‘
Phone 189 ` ,V Stsmpers Corner
` The ‘Canada Fox Exchange 58
l Investment Co., Ltd.
` C harlottetoun, P. E. I.
5 29Metf.
', carry 'the _Larg-' i _
` estand Best As-  
l
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"Motor Vehicle Act"
.  l
Parties desirousiof a copy of tli_e above act can obtain
the same free of charge by sending a post card to the under
signed ` ‘
, C. ‘ L. MacKay
Sccritary,
P. E. Island Motor Vehicle Association,
(Queens County Branch) ‘
_ 5- 2zMtii~if. .dier who had served under the Gen-` --- '
en   Jr.
Lord aim y
Winner of Championship Over All Heavy llorses '
At The Horse Show, March 17th and 18th.
(Enrolment No. 3 Dept. of Agriculture)
At the Provincial Exhibition Lord Dilmeny, jr. won first prize as a yearllng, first prize as a twlp-yelcli' ol_d__ _
t t arc '
and first prize as a three year old. Hs won the Island Championship over all grades of heavy horses a e
Provincial Horse show defeatin a bi field of stallions. ._-
fl 
His full brotliei won first prizg as yearling and a half-brother took first prize as two year old at the same _
show.
He comes fromthe most remarkable breed of Clydesdales in Scotland-from a line that has always viéon
` i' t imen o ai '
highest honors in the show ring and secured the highest prices on the market. He is a per ec spec
Cl desdale Stallion w.th intelli ent well shaped head, well shaped neck, massive shoulders, well springing ribs, _
peifcctly developed quarters, arid the best of feet and legs. Iie is : _
Young Strong and Vigo_rous
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and is developing so rapidly that expert judges claim he will tip the scales at z,ooo lbs. when he is six years old. `
` ` ‘ ` ' tl a siie of
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(10981) _
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As he stands today he is one of the best bred Clydesdale Stallions in Canada, and will be preeminen y _ _
high priced, prize winning stock.
` llis Breeding  llfis . Famous Father ' A _ _
~ s Lord Dazneny jr. is the 'most promising son of _thei _ -
_A glance at his pedigree will give a slight idea
as to the goodquality of
" Lvnd l`a1men-_`/ '
this splendid horse.
Sired by Champion Clydesdale stallion Loid
Dilemeny, English 7269, Canadian 12219.
_First Dain Daisy O’Neill, sired by the famous
Fortune Teller, English 5410, Canadian 11340.
 Second dan; Myrtle, English 16304, Canadian
I5 27, ? the most smotis Clydesdale in Scotland
Bii1_ron’s rlde,'_E'rig_lish 3o67, Canadian 9122.
rl. 'rbiid dem,`f»Jean ef Cbmpslemd, English 16305-
Csnidlan 1 A f7i8.fbyfl’rlace' _of A bion. Eilgiisll 2395
years of age , _
sdiiin 141894 by the
4486; Csnadirin 1487
res of his day
3ic6, Prince Charlie 628, one of
39 »
Cg§`d'i¢n 6i78 »'§i‘h'i_s'liors_e~so_ld_lor $15,000 at time
renowned McGregor, _ ng s
 Fifth dam _ jewel cf"_B‘_o1nibie,' .Edglhh i63o2,
x,   51   ;“‘...__.
é most
famous' Lordf Dalmerfy. This spl¢n".id horse won _the
highest _a_wafrds`ln‘évery show where hewas r;:.liil_ii.i,t__:.~_l,._ _ _ . _
_The 'Canadian Bank_bf»Comm__erce and"the__Ste_siii_~_:I§_§§y 
igation _Conipsny offera prize-eaéh year for' t_11B¢`~"?,lii99_"Sl_2-'_' " _
draft stallion "end three of his get_.__l..ord `Daliiieny'§.iit_\1'£§!\i-' 1 ,» .
this prize every time he was show_nf_¢. swell ss the  ._ 
4 stake and the highest' awsrdsin theclass.-Lord .Ds ineiiy '
Sr is one of the best Clydesdale stallions ever i@n{:,tsd _
` to Canada
` _ A .Sure Foal -§¢il¢l'~" __'¥ii;~'ii.i__'?"f'“‘
Lord Dalnieiiy 'Ii-. has prove§lito_l:eia sure' foil: get-
tei, ten ot his cons will been _,the green this sum-`
mer. Those wishing draft stock`1i"rcmspri_ze winning
. _ sire 'willmskeeno mistake by lbijeediiig to tlie"“_fsmcns“ 
~ remit aim, Barr sash, siiiiiiim 16306, cm. =°° °f “‘°f°“‘°“SL°f<\ D=\m°“v-.'1 rf < \ *__ _
A ' ~ ` E li h ' ~ "
pivsblt by
. _oi _first
~ `xdr¢`
Te
__ Terms iEii=i.-  i ,  
Season continues until i}i_ii'y`.
dot 'November
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Perfection- -Premier Sire ol _
  Prize-Winning Show .Horses or
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= stoc¥ii.1._:»‘ - t ‘
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_ ` (Enrolment No 26 Dept _ oi. Agriculture)  _ _ 
Perfection comes froin‘tl_ie best line He w ` kwood
of show horses that' __li_sve’ev,er stood on first damasysliiafybgrigg-' .hg b 2".2I2`2§i
the American.O0ntinent. He is tall and tucky Prince' second dsmliy Meihotiriieé ~ '
handsome with a fine' intelligent head, King, the famous show 'horse' he  `
well shaped neck,perfectly formed body Mambrino King winner af ¢\§¢_M§g1ig¢g‘
9-nd Wd d¢Vf1°15¢f1 QUBTNTS- _ 11% iS B ' Square Gardens and otherifafnohsishowt `
_ beautiful h_ors`e in every way and should acknowledged by all experts as tht;
b? Pl’¢°¢m"1°_1_\¢l_Y B__good sire of' 'prize woi-ld’s` most handsome horsrthitd dsmi ~
w“mi”g 511°” 11°*-'ns' “,191 3°°d "`°tti”g by Alfi!llf,f0urth dam by Bldck Hawk. ‘
   d ~ ‘Hes 1il0_.i.Colts§I_'
Perfection has hired ov! oiie'11tiii_, '
Off being dred of the finest cults   " _
o track Each ongnhas size,~_cohforrriailoq;
°““ WHS- éfylish- there is not an 'nnsoiiisfif one _
111 the emu; _iotj » g_      1
‘ ““‘“°'1 “‘““b== ef °i>i>f°v=_d mere; »ei:vi'¢¢»ff¢'e - _
1st. Ten percent off 
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