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Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd.
Members of P. E. I. Fox Breeders Assn.
BOSTON MASS CHARLOTTETOWN
20 1 Devonshire St. 156 Victoria Rd.
Shares $10 Par Value
A Class A Fox Proposition
Class A Foxes
14 pairs from best ranches on the Island
Class A Management
*_ Directors, Men of Integrity and Ability
Class A Ranch and Location
We have a modern ranch near Montague
Class A K arakule Sheep and Mink
Sheep produced young on Island this year.
PROSPECTUS ON REQUEST
5052-8-20Mtsttf
To Residents 
of Charlottetown
The Telephone Directory for P. E. I.
is now being prepared for the next print-
ing. It will contain the names of all Tele-
phone Subscribers in P. E I.
How about your name? Will it ap-
pear in the Directory as one of several
thousand people who know the advant-
age of having Telephone Service?
If you contemplate having Tele-
phone Service, call the Contract Manag-
er (free of charge from any Telephone
Station) and give your order. P. S. Do it
today.
Subscribers wishing their listing
changed, please notify at once.
TELEPHONE C0. OF P. E. l.
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 ____ _ 
-iT PAYS to buy in .this Province.
-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-
dian Agent in Summerside.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Laiferty's Tansor-
iai Parlors. Bummerside.
BED C8058 NEEDS-»
The P. E. l. Branch of the Red
Cross Society of Canada having under-
taken the collection and -forwarding
ol suitable articles of clothing and
other gifts from the charitable pub-
lic of this province, calculated to al-
leviate the sufferings of the sick and
wounded in the present European
war, the following ollicial circular
letter, issued by the St. John Ambu-
lance Association is published for the
information of working parties and
others. A list of some of the more
suitable articles which are required,
with information as to sizes, qualiti-
es, is here given
Some of the most suitable articles
for the troops are as follows:--
SHIRTS, DAY (COTTON OR
FLANNEL).- Sizes 15, 16, and 17
inches neck measurements. These
should bc made to the pattern of n
rnan's ordinary shirt, and should
have the size boldly marked inside the
back of the collar in red worsted.
BED JACKETS.-Patterns of these
ought to be obtained from some of
our mercliaiit tallors,
PYJAMA SLEEPING SUITS.-
Tiiesc snould be made of thin flannel,
Ceylon, or best quality non-iniiamnble
ilaunelettc. The most useful sizes
are: Chest 46 and 48 inches, waist
42 and 44 inches; length of jacket
from back of neck, not counting col-
lar, 28 to 32 inches; length of leg out-
side, 40 and 42 inches, inside 28 and
30. These sizes should he distingu-
ulshed by the chest measurements
being \vorked in a distinct colour of
worsted inside the back of the col-
lur. Complete suits to be tied to-
gether.
DRESING GOWNS. - These
should be made of light and warm
wool material, the most useful sizes
being 42 and 44 chest measurements,
and the length from the back of the
neck from 55 to 58 inches. The sizes
should be distinguished by the chest
measurements and length being
worked in red worsted inside thc
back or the neck, thus: 42-55.
All flannel used should preferably
bc grey or army blue.
PILLO\\'S.- These should be madt
ot' calico or tick, inches in "5 I
inches in length and 17 inches in
width, and sturted with soft materi-
al.
l’il.l.O\V SLlPS.- These should
bc inude of cotton; a good plan is to
IN STERLING
LIVES II IIIIII
who Suffered As Many Girls
Do-Tells How She
Found Relief.
Sterling, Conn.-“I am a girl of 22
years and I. used to faint sway every
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 bothered a lot with
 { @_@  female weakness. I
 ‘M1  read your little book
 -  ‘ wisdom for Wo-
 e  men, ' and I sow how
:mm hw
  o th e rs h ad been
 -- ’5‘ helped by Lydia E.
" ` .e ij’ Pinkham’s Vegeta-
1_'; " ble Compound, and
f , decided to try it, and
it has made me feel
like a new girl and I am now relieved
of all these troubles. I hope all young
girls will get relief as I have. I never
felt better in my life. ’ '-Miss BERTHA A.
Pni.oQum, Box 116, Sterling, Conn.
Massena, N. Y.-“I have taken Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and I highly recommend it. If anyone
wants to write to me I will gladly tell
her about my case. I was certainly in
a bud condition as my blood was all turn-
ing to water. I had pimples on my face
and 0. bad color, and for five years I had
been troubled with suppression. The
doctors called it 'Anemia and Exhaus-
tion,' und said I was all run down, but
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound brought me out all right."-Miss
Lavish Mimss, Box 74, Massena, N.Y.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful or
irregular periods, backache, headache,
dragging-down sensations, fain t I n g
spells or indigestiomshould immediately
seek restoration to health by taking Ly-
dia E. Pinkhsnfs Vegetable Compound
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If you want to see _the
fruit of expert shoemaking,
look in our_windows. A
trimmer looking, finer feel-
ing and long)er wearir\i5)shoe
than the G LD BOi_ can
not b_e found. Seeing is
believing but wearing is
knowing.
Price -$5.00, 5.50 and 6.00.
umu. Cash must aeeompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-uve cents.
-FOR SALE.--A thoroughbred
in
Blood Hound for Fox Ranch Apply
box 152 Bummerllde.
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-NOT|CE-- Miss Alice Harrison
will commence her piano classes this
week. Arrangements for lessons may
be made at Pres. Church parlor. 1
5212-1-M2i.
-ICE CREr.r.1 SOCi.'.~...-The Wil-
l g Workers Mission Band intend hav-
ing an ice-cream social on Wednes-
day September the 2nd in the Cen-
tral Bedeque Hall. There will be a
sole of good ice-cream and home-made
candy. 5195
-HAVE ON HAND a number of
Northern Maine ranch-bred mink.
which I can supply at reasonable
prices at once. Now is the time
to buy. Don't walt too late as
they are bound to advance in price.
Have _also a number of marten. lish-
er, foxes of all kinds at very lowest
prices, R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.
3322-7-3Mtf.
make them a quarter yard longer
than the pillow, and without buttons
or tapes.
BANDAGES.-- Many tail bandages
triangular bandages, and T bandages,
directions to make which can be giv-
en by any trained nurse, will be use-
ful. Roller bandages should be made
of calico previously boiled, 2, 2% or
3 inches wide, 6 yards long; n fe\v 4
and 6 inches wide will be required.
Tight rolling is essential, and is best
done with a bandage wlnder.
OLD CLOTHES ARE USELESS,
but old linen is very valuable.
GIFTS IN KIND.
Contributions of the following arti-
cles would be most gratefully receiv-
ed from manufacturers, merchants,
and others.
BEDDING, LINEN, ET(7.- (Note.
The size of the cots for which bedd-
ing is required is 6 ft. G in, by 2 ft. 3
in.) -Air beds, air pillows, blankets
sheets, mattresses, quilts, towels
(hand and roller), table cloths (white
and coloured, about three yards
long) ctc., etc.
FOOD, ETC- Cocoa, chocolate,
condenced milk, meat extruct, essen-
ce of chicken, essence of mutton, cs-
scncc of beef.
PACKING.
This is an important point as sys-
tematic packing will save an enor-
mous amount of time and labour in
sorting gifts for distribution. Work-
ing parties should tie all articles of
siinilar .character and size together
in bundles, which bundles should be
carefully packed in brown paper or
packing cases. Manufacturers should
as n rule, supply articles packed in
the usual way.
As soon as working parties have
parcels ready they should be dispat-
cliod witliout delay. All such parcels
as well us accepted gills from manu-
facturers and. merchants, should be
sunt, carriage paid, to-
THE P. E. I. BRANCH OF 
THE RED CROSS SOCIETY OF
CANADA, CHARLOTTETOWN
All parcels should contain a. list of
the contents, und the name and ud-
dress of the sender.
Money donations will be gratefully
received by Mr. Percy Pope, the
Treasurer of the P. E. I. Branch of
the ltcd Cross Society.
Vivo-l’rcsident for 1*. E. l. Presid-
ent, Mr. Justice Iiusznrd, Sec`y., S. ll.
J* l' E . M.l)
rnrins sq, .
Sir Louis Davies K. C. M. G., &c.,
\'lec-Prcsitleiit. Frank I-lcartz, Esq.
Hon. Treasurer, Percy Pope Esq.
'i he Treasurer desires to make the
following acknowledgements:
MEMBERSHIP FEES
The Lieut Governor
Mr. Justice llnszurd
Percy Pope
Canon Simpson
S. R. Jenkins, M.D.
Col. F. S. Moore
Mrs. Rogers
Miss Louise l\iuct`rcurly
Eid. Sinclair, M.D., Summcrsld
A. Boiinell
Miss Einelyn Stewart
James Warburton, M.D.
Miss l-Iolon Warburton
T. C. James
Miss Louise MncQuarrio
V. L. Goodwill
Mrs. Goodwill
Miss Annie M. Poole
Mrs. W. S. Bailey, Grinnell, low
Miss M. J. Huntley
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DONATIONS
Mrs. Lemuel Poole $10.00
A Friend 10_00
James Mcliinis 1,00
Sir Louis Davies, K.M.C.G. 100.00
Sir Wlllium Wilfred Sullivan 100.00
The Lieut Governor 25,00
Percy Pope 25_00
Elizabeth Mactlallum, lowu 5.00
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald 50.00
Mr. .Justice ilaszard 50.00
llorace llasznrd 100,00
524.00
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A suberb showing of all the seasonfs la_test;for young men and'0l1dfr
men. A very comprehensive stock affords ample' opportunity to find jusiiwhaii
you want, whatever your tastes, you can lind here now just the hat thatwill
please you in every way
Aii the   
Soft Hats
In all the season’s latest styles
and colors, arrived this week from
New York and Canadian cities in
blacks, browns, greys, fawns and other
shades
- 2.00 to 5.00.
Hard Hats s
Celebrated Christy, Hawes and
Walthuasen in the latest blocks. Hats
to suit any face and fit any head. Sty-
les this fall are made with a sha e
higher crown with more turned up
leaf
2.00 to 5.00
To the Ladies
of P. E. island
Miss De Long, Manager of our ladies' ready-to-wear dept., is now
in the larger cities. of Canada buying the season’s latest productions
in ready-to-wear apparel for our store. Last season’s unparalelled success
in this line made it necessary for us to sen_d our buyer up to the fashion
centres so that we could present to the Ladies of P. E. Island all that was
the latest style combined with durability and workmanship.
Service is the Key Note of our success
We Anticipate your clothes needs.
When you buy a shirt here you
get value. Our shirts look just like
new when they come back from the
laundry. Patterns you will like in
sizes that will fit you
5Oc to $2.00.
Do you want Neckwear that
is distinctive. We have the styles
that will please you, we have the qual-
ities that will satisfy your fondest
hopes and the prices we charge will
not have any damaging effect on your
pocket book.
250 to 1.50.
PROWSE BRO ., 
The Store that’s Right.
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How to Win Battles
More Victories are Won
by siege tactics than by
assaults.
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Apply this to business and see
what it means: it means that con-
tinuous and steady advertising is
more resultful than campaigns that
come and go, come and go with
long intervals in between.
For an advertiser with goods
to sell to suspend his selling effort
now is to make conditions worse
for himself, and is no sign of that
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courage which
upposed to pos-
sess every Canadian heart in these
war times.
Win and hold your position in business
by steadfastness in attack.
 
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