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H. M. Davison. Cliarlotteotwn, Director
A. F. Bruce, Valleyiield, Director
R. W. Stewart, Brudenell. Director'
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the Ford people are successful in reaching an
output of 30,000 cars between August lst, 1914 and
August lst, 1915 a refund ranging from- $40 to $60
will be paid on all cars bought between these two
dates. ' .
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.  g 7 __
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P.E.I. RAILWAY
Timetable in eiieet June lat, 1914.
Trains outward Trains Inward
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1.5!. P.Bi. P.M. A.M. 4-10- P-M- PM-
5_00 10.15 2.45
9.15 1.15
5.80 'M5 Dep. Charlottetown Ar. 11.50
4.42 8,30 Hunter River 10.80
5.21 9.03 Emerald' Jet 9.56
5.55 9.27 Kensington 9.87
0,10 9.50 Ar. Summorliqg Dep. 9.00
P-M.
8.00 12.10 Dep. Bummerslde Ar. 5.45
8.5! 1.so Port nm 1.40
0.47 5.00 O'I»00l'7 7-04
u.00 5.00 ar. 'ripisn Deo. 5.45
8.45 12.20
8.17 11.55
7.50 11.00
5.15
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Dep. Charlottetown 'Ah 8-05 5-40 5-45
4.10 11.05 ut. stewart 'I-05 4-1° 5-15
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5.15
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P.M. A.M.
5.00 11.00
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Sun. Only.
1.11. P.M. RM.
Af- 5.55 8.50 4.10
6.05 2.45 5.03
5.44 3.15 5.85
5.10 1.15 1.45
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Except Excellf-
Bun. Bull
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` 11.45 5.55
Daily Daily
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Sun. Sun.
nu. ° .4.M. ma. 1.11.
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Dept. Chariot tetowo Ar. 5.85 9.45
Vernon River 4.01 8.51
Ag, Mun-ey Harbor Dept. 1.00 7.00
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Dr. J. A.
First National Fox Exchange
of P. E. niimd, Limited ,
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THE STEAMER BABLL- Car
veil Bros., have received word thaLA
their new steamer .Sable will sail
from Halifax on Friday for Charlot-
aud St. Plere via Sydney and North
Sydney. For information apply to
Carvell Bros.
HELD UP.- Dr. C. C. Young. the
Karakul sheep expert, who was in
European Russia when tl'1e'war broke
but on his quest for Knrakul sheep,
is still held upinEur`ope in his efforts
to return to this continent.. Writing
from Haparonda, Sweden, (the most
northern railroad point in Europe)
to Mr. J. E. B."McCready, Dr. Young
says: “After frightful hardship I
dually get here. There was no other
way out of Russia. I am 'working my
way to Stockholm. l_ don’t know how
to get to America, but will try Ber-
Sen. Norway." `
There passed away at Midgell, si-
tvr a long illness, gn aged Christian
lady. in the person of Mrs. Frederic
MacKay. The deceased, whose maiden
name was Miss Howat-t, was born
in Tryon, about 82 years ago, but
lived for about hal-f a century in
Midgell. Her home was- noted for
kindness and hospitality. The P. O.
having been in it for many years,
drew young and old thereto, where
they were always met with n kindly
greeting.
The deceased possessed splendid
qualitlesoi mind and heart, and was
highly esteemed for her fine Chris-
tinn spirit nnd genial disposition.
She was nn invalid for over two
Years, and for the last year was bed-
band. who has reached the ripe nge
Of 37 Years, and by an only daugh-
ter, Cassie, who lovingly and iaith-
hilly cared for her mother during
her long illness. The funeral, which
was largely attended, was conducted
by her pastor, Rev. J. M.. MacLeod,
and the interment was in the ceme-
tery close to her_ home.
“Blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord.”
FRIDAY
JUDGING GRAlN.-- Mr. W. K.
Shaw has just returned from judging
standing fields of grain in Western
Kiug's. He reports crops are excell-
ent in most sections through which
he has gone, wheat being especially
good. Outs is not quite up to expec-
tations: its growth is not very vigor
ous. The root crop on thc whole is
also very good lu all sections. altho-
ugh some fields of turuips are being
attacked by club root. '
CANANIAN ANNUAL
ENNIBNNIN. TUNUNTN
AUGUST 29-SEPT. 14.
SPECIAL FARES VIA.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
RAILWAYS.
The greatest annual event of its
kind will again no doubt attract hun-
dreds of thousands of visitors and
every effort has been made to place
the 1914 Exhibition on the top rung
oi ine ladder: of success.
Some of this year's special features
announced are, exhibits by the Gov-
-eriinieiit ani the varmis Proviiims,
Paintings by English, Scottish Am-
iri-'zn and Canadian artists. Am-
erica's Greatest Live Stock Show
Manufactures’ Display, a dozen vau-
deville shows packed in n single
hour motor bout races. dozen band
concerts every day. Dog and cat
shows, Boy Scouts, Review by the
Governor General, the Duke of Cou-
naught, Now Giant Midway, Grnnd
Stand Spectacle of Babylon with a
thousand performers u picturesque
costumes against a background of
Oriental gorgeonsnoss.
The Government Railways ore of-
fering reduced fnros on various dates.
Faro and one third, Aug. 27, 28, 29,30,
31 und Sept. 2. Single fare Sept. 3, 7.
il, and 10, and special excursions fare
Sept. 1, 4, and 8, to Toronto and re-
turn. when the rate will be $18.00
from Moncton, St. John and Campbell-
ton, $23.60 from flalifni., $22.55 from
Sydney and proportionate fares from
nil stations in the Maritime Provinc-
ts. All tickets are good for return
lonving Toronto, Sept. 15, 1914. Pris-
sengers via the Government lines
have the choice of two trains, the
Maritime Express and the Ocean
Limited, the hzittor coi-_|\i:ci.\u(»;ut Mun
tieal with the famous (lrmnl 'l‘runk
lay express “international Limited,"
leaving Montreal at 9.00 a. m., and
arming Toronto at 9.10 a. m.. and
the Maritime Express with the night
trains for Toronto.
Sleeping cur reservations at W K.
Rogers & Co., Ltd., local agent, Char-
lottetown, P. E. l.
5146-ii-28ME6i.
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McLean & McKinnon
Berrietera, Attorney-at-Law
Horn Bleek Charlottmnvn
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Barriatets,Soiicitoi's etc,
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whose grounds are so much admired
for heir floral beauty, presented each
teacher in Prince Street School on
Wednesday last with ii lovely large
bouquet of assorted swcet peas pick-
ed from his garden. Needless to say
the flowers were fully appreciated.
'CLYDE RIVER,-The Sacrament of
the Lord’s Supper will bo dispensed
in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde Riv-
er, first Sabbath. Sept. 6th. at ii
0.. in. There will also be service at
7 p. m., conducted by the Rev. D. E.
Hattie of Hampton. Special proper-
story services will be held during this
week.
AT VALCARTIER.--Lleut. Keith Ite-
gers, the officer commanding tho Char-
lottetown section of the signalling
Corps, seven of whom are at V lcar-
tier as volunteers for active segvice,
yesterday received ai telegram in-
forming hlm that “our boys" had “ull
passed a strenuous medical examina-
tion today." ___
ENJOYABLE DANCE.- The open-
ing dance of the season was' held by
the young bachelors of Charlotte-
town on Wednesday evening in Small-
woods Hall nnd passed off most cn-
joyubly. The chnpci-ones were Mrs.
H. W. Weeks and Mrs. W. J. Abel
while Miss J. Blanchard presided
most efficiently at tho piano.
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ANOTHER ISLANDER OFF.- A
son of Mr. Frank W. Hughes of this
city is among those who have volun-
teered for the front. He will sail from
Valcnrtier, as Staff Sergeant William
S. Hughes of the Edmonton fusiliers.
For several years Mr. Hughes was in
the military stores department here.
He is a grnduotc of St. Duustan’s
and n first class teacher.
CITY CHAMPIONSHiP.-ltifiemcn
plan n big event in Charlottetown for
Labor Day (ncxt Monday). It is pro-
posed to hold the City Championship
Shoot on that day. This competition
will be shot over the entire range. ln
the morning cornniencing at nine
o`clock, the 200. 500 and 600 ynrds
targets will bc shot nt. Aftcr dlnncr
the 800 and 900 yards ranges will be
fired. While the City Championship
will, of course, bc confined to city
riilemen, a nuinbcr oi’ shots of the
Summersldo and York Rlflc Clubs
will be coming into the city to have
a shoot on the some day.
GOOD ROAD.--.-\ very crcdlinblc
piece of work has been done lately on
the Dronioro Road, under the direc-
tion of the capable road-master, Mr.
Philip Coyle. A short piece of what
has ulways been u boggy, undrained
road. going directly through a swamp,
has been literally transfornied into n
splendid highway. First an excava-
tion was made till li flrni roadbcd was
rcachcd, then brush. poles and clay
was built up with nlmost engineering
skill till n road has been made of
which any rondniaster might be
proud. 'i‘he travelling public would
apprcclutc more of such honesty in
the performance of public duties.-L.
A GOOD 0PINION.-- A Guardlna
reporter yesterday cnllcd on Mr. ll.
C. Cross, the newly appointed Scorc-
tary of the Y. M. C. A. in Charlotte-
town, nnd asked his opinion of the
work in Prince Edward island. Mr.
Cross stated that he had not been
here long enough to form ony ado-
cuate impression ofthe condition,
but so far ns he coiild seo there ought
to -bc a. big opportunity for the locnl
Association. He thought, however,
that there was great need for the
young men to rally around the Assoc-
lation. to take e. keenor interest. in
it, and more generally to make things
zo themselves." Mr. Cross is infatuat-
ed with Charlottetown-ii' the ox-
presson may be allowed-and thinks
it is extremely attractive. One thing
which impresses him forcibly is the
magnificent display of patriotism on
the part of the people in the prcscnt
crisis, and he admires the folk of P.
E. Island immensely in consequence.
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tches will not be raise
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rice goes up, and we hav
me ne ones to chops
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atchmakers of the world.
We are not dependent on
"wireless" i_n timing _o_ur
watches,hav|ng a Transit iri-
strumem, ship's chronomet-
er, and one ofthe finest reg-
ulators in Canada for that
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steel-litho, stock certificates, cor-
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CANNING FACTORY.-Ii. Clark
Co. have over 100 barrels of blue be
i-ies awaiting canning in the factor
every day; The staff of workmen
the factory can handle only 30 barrel
per day, so Mr. Clark was obliged
shut oif some oi his shippers.-L.
WEDDING BELL8.- The folio
reference is from a. Calgary exchnn
and will be of intcrcsi. to ine groou
friends in P. E. I. Aquiet but inte
estlng wedding took place yeuterd
at the pro-Cathedral of the Redeem
when Miss Vida llici' was married
Mr. Leslie Seller by the Vcnerub
was given awuy by her brother, Mr. ‘
A. B. C. Dior, was sniarly gowned
a travelling suit of rubin's egg blue.,
with crepe do chine corsugc and blue
and white toquc. Mr, and
Mrs. Seller, who was well known in
Calgary, loft for the coast followed
by the best wishes of their many
friends, and upon their return on
September 1 will reside at the Lor-
raine apartments.
FOX INCREASES AND VALUES.-
It is interesting to know nt the pres»
ent juncture that the partial
returns made to date by the different
ranches throughout tho province show
n lurgcr nveruge increase and higher
values than last year. Of 280 ranches
last year 60 were returned us having
no increase. This your of 2:58 runcn-.-1. ,_-
so fnrwcportcil, only 30 show no iii-
crensc. The average incrcaso perpuli'
last your was 1.55. This year it is1.S2i _. -
with quite a nuinbcr yct Lo bc hcaril ',
from. lt is confidently expectcdilmt
when thc returns ure all iii the tot
increase will be considerably larger »'.
than lust year. Tho average values
foxes are also higher than last yen
those already returned for being bc- _.l
tween one and two hundred dollars
udvunce oi' thc total average vnluutio
for lust year. In view of thc wur
scare which has clctriinoiitally nffe
ed almost cvcry other industry these
facts show as nothing clsc could sho
the stability of thc fox industry. `
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'1`here’s a whisper that was borne
upon the breeze -
Which the same is just a fancy
kind of fable:
As a fact, the message went
across the seas
By that unpoetic agency -the
cable. _
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thrill
Through the Anglo-Saxon folk in
other lands-~
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Kindly count us all together
And be good enough to “Call All
Hands !"
We hear the bugle calling on
’ the British Greriadiers,
We hearken to the marching of
the Irish Fusiliers,
The piping of the Highlanders
is ringing in our ears,
So be kind enough to “Call All
Hands !
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“Cali All Handsl” and we`ll
show the doubting stranger
Albion can range her
` Sons in time of danger:
Mistress of her destiny, tl1ere’s
nobody can change her.
P-iss the word to “Call All
Hands!"
We’re going to find a place
among the nations of the
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where the Empire had its
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if you please:
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have a notion
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of the seas
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o'er1he ocean.
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and peace,
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in the town of Aberdeen.
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