liiiroiiriiir READING riiiirrsii sELEciEn i=iiiiiii-.riiis wssirseeeiisws For THE iiuiiiiniiirrs siiiuiiim sussciiiissiis
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".=eU_;¢'r; ui Cul mint accompany order. Minimum charge
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AuaiN'i'H WAivii-...I .-'. ii'i.li.‘I-"AS'l‘-
LOST
est selling specialty on :lie i~.~'kct.'i.Us'l‘ `i}i'f|`-""""'.'T----~,'--~ 
today, Interests etc:-;.o.ii\. _nil sells- gold cut'i' lii'i‘li.S“il‘iiI¢I`eyr’ px-,L;;hA:.§_
on sight to
U-‘I I -.1 .ar --ent ol i turn to this ofliee. G07u-8-21Mtf.
people calletl tai. \‘,  . inane so LOST' -6N ,i,UEsDAY_ LAST AT
to $10.00 pei'
and enclose'
-11111. \  a.i oii:: .. ,
Z5 U um' my Pm I1; ldiiitralil or on noon train to L liarlo-
‘- [_ le OW". u purse containing a suiii
and mn lm|T`u H' " I' "‘ M°r"'”` Ur IUUINY- l*`iuder will liiiidly return
on, 115 Ht.
Montreal. 5 ls: Ii.;lvl Ll.
\.:! ' -' I . . ~ ,
ritual lluil-hit. U1 Station Ag:-nt, 1-smerald. and
receive reward. 5076-8-21M2l,
 .- -_-_-=.___~=l |“()Sr.l.'~  WB-DNESDAY---1-.._-.~._.o
` 4 1 1 1 Q:  \
FF;@°'»,A_>_ in | ’ “‘ AN1|'.|) U" Sl. l'eter’s itoud. nearvYorllc!.“i]i
'-'"' ”°‘ ' -- ~---- red carriage blanket. Will finder
WAN'I‘l'}D AT i<`Ai.tJU.`\'W0O1) Hoist.
pltsl young wonien for ward work,
Kindly leave at Elilon Ilotei.
5086-is-21M2i.
.L .. .. ~“”°”"‘“'"“~ _ me-i1os`fi=u‘i1fsaxi misfit-. si?
ruifins Nurisss, iii.ii.i~:"iiNn"' 
male. wanted at the 'rliiillton Brute
Hospital 'training School (Ur Nurs.
es. For particulars, aililress Dr.
Arthur V. (loss, tual., ‘l,,.,|,l.,,,
State Hospital, 'l‘iiui.ion Maas.
*_* *W V 2280 ii '_iM|_1_
\i'.\N'ri~:i>.~o.-\i».\iii.i¢ oiiii. ""i_\;
ftllllily Of l.Wu p('l‘7itillB. llllplt, be “_
good cooit and laiiinli~ess_ None
other need apply. l-l\-ery inodern
_,_,39i_i_y'_i;iii_ence to liglitt-.ii liilior. llc-
ference with npplicutioii, Wages
$5.00. Mrs. Iiornce l'i~iise_ Hull.
ford. V¢l‘"\f»nt amz: 'i znivisii.
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fir# KAL'
FOR SALE-'J |',\'i'i‘ili-ls <l'ilrs, 3
fsinales and il iiialcsi; island bred,
75 to 90 per cent, bliit-li. Also iwo
black inale pups. Apply J. i-l. Jud.
son Co., iiox inf., t‘iiai'|otli=lo\vii.
_p ___ _ iiozzi-ii-1'1lvil\v.
FOR SALE--'l‘W.i) (1001) til..-\.*ii~l
“A” male pups, parents registereil
in class "A". May exchange one
for good class "ii" female. Ad»
dress A. -I. il., Caro oi (liinrdian.
50l9»s-l7!lli:iipd.
FOR Llliltlli rlAliI‘l A'l‘ lll<ll)ll(,`lCl')
pifces several black and patch
foles. Apply "R" Liox litl, (lity.
_w_AA_W_> H 40il4~ii-i-iM2wliil
FUR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP-
tlono. Apply, Box 176, city.
_A _ y snr.-7-1oMti.
FOR .\`Al.l-1-3 PAIRS YOll.\'(i Sli.-
ver black foxes. tlluss "A" pedi-
gree. Crawford llaydcii, St.. Pe-
__ter'8, P. Iii. l. 3800-B~1iiVl2llipd.
1"0lt SAl.|-I.-50 pairs young ranch
bred Mink, .fi shares in 1914 divi-
dend fox company. rlilvnr black
and patch foxes. T. Gordon Ives,
Montague 1*. E. I. 7-illlilifltf.
FUR SAI.l'i~1l’AIIt UF lil.Ai‘l{
foxes, 3 pairs of seventy live per
cent. black; also five pairs of prov-
ed breeders. Apply or cull at 'Ilia
Hillside Patch Fox iiiineli, t'entrul
liedrtliin. 4070-3-llllV|lTi.
HOUSE-ii l"(`)R SALIG A'I‘ Pliillritl
auction. Numbers 163 und 167,
Water street. Sale Wednesday,
26th August, at 12 o'clock, noon,
on premises. For further particu-
lars apply to tlnudct & llnsziiril,
Solicitors. 4072~il-l3Il\l2i.
FOR SALE ONE PAII( OF ALASKA
Silver Foxes proved breeders, hail
tive pups this season. Also two
pairs of the young, born on thu
lsland. Apply “Foxiuan" care of
(iusrdinn. 3758-7»30l\ItI`. _
son s1i1.i~.~.- msn or wo Anime
well watered with buildings in
good repair, situated at North
River short distance from ferry.
For particulars apply to F. A.
I-lall at Public Works oiilce, Char-
lottetown or on premises.
3077-6~22Mtl.
U11? oil Prince or Ilorcliester streets
Li (wid liroach. Finder ;-lense lrave
ut Hr. <fani~oy's. Awriocv-sfzumzii.
|.os'i‘-~oN sunoav nitii, /\'1‘ on
lll'n_l` the l1‘oi'ester Iiouse, Pownal,
I*-"\l*`S llvlil liriicelet. l~‘inder will be
""""“"d*’d by leaving at i~‘.ii'ester
lloust-. or this oiiice.
50494!-lillilti.
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miir. iii LP wiisrrii
\vAN'rul> A MAN 'ro 'iuiicn
‘fIlt\l'Ht: ol' n fox raiicli, one wlioliss
had L-xpi\i'ie1ii:e and give i'i-fi-roiiei-5,
stating :;:ilai'y por year, or 3
sninll :salary mill 4, por.
‘f¢I\l=li':e on niinihi-.r anti value oi'
pups riiisoii. A. ll. (TN:-ill, New
Al.u.~i'deoii, N, S.
.\llUAl`|0N i VACANT
wAN'i‘i=;u. --t 'si\1.i~.‘sivi.\N"' '\vl"i‘ii
f-.xpvi'it»iii~e and coiifiili-in-i=, A pro-
vvii "oriier-lgi-itor"' io :wil ii iieiect-
ed series oi' Private t‘lii'istmu.<i
(lreetliilq t‘aril:i on Ilill-ii pi-i' cent
t-oiiiniisisiloii. 'l‘wi-nly pw: t-enlpalii
\\`¢‘<‘l¢|,\'- lloniinioii lhiiiiialiliil; tio.,
'l`oroiit o. 50884-i-3-f5lM1iipil
er..-:_____. __ ____ ____ __ _
_V T0 l.l".TA 
s'i‘.\ui.:»; on <:»\.ii,\ui~: i»‘oii iisN'l‘
'"0' -“iililll lH‘i\'1> oi' for ot-t';isaii»iizil us.-
ol \olin:!if_ l’lioiio 305 t
iiU7'I~8-illliliii.
'l't) i.l-."i`--»lit)llSl~. on Kiiil; Liipiare
Modern t‘o:i\'t-iiioiiizes. l’oss\-:isioii lziv
eu Si-pt~~eiiiln>i~ llltli,
' Apply to S. 1'. lJui`l`y.
_ liilliii-2i»ZIOii1IIi
 a=
l`t',ACli£R§ WANIILD
WA.\'l‘l~ll> .»\'i‘ t)Nt¥l¢} l~`IiiS'I‘ t`l.A.\‘.\‘
ti'-,acliei', Apply at tliisioiliee for full
piii'tiCii|tu‘s. 50025-il~2llI\‘Is3i.
'I'l-Ii\i‘llI‘lIt \VAN'l`bil)--f\\'AN'I‘l‘ll) II\l'
iiieiliiiltiy, ii pi'iiii'ipal for the
<i'l_e;.i'y first class school, supple-
iiiviit $8~'».tltl, Apply. to .\. J. Nliltli-
ivsoli, Scary. .'i05l»ii l‘.l'i\iIiI.
FIFTY 'l‘EA(‘»liEl'i.S Iil<}QIlI1tF;l)FOR
rural schools eoininenciug during
Aiigiist. Salaries, Second (llsss l.i~
rense $720 to $780 per annuni;
l¢‘ii'st. iiluss License $780 to $900.
Full pni~t.ic\ilni~s each position sup-
plied. ‘Apply stating qualifications
in full to Canadian 'l‘eacliei's’ A-
gency, Regina, for Saskatchewan
acliools; 215% lierveidge Block, tini-
gaiy, for Alberta. positions, and
,lilfill Cotton Drive, Vaiiconver, for
aliliointiiieiils in U. C.
4029-8-l1MlM.
u 
 _ _  WANTED..  L_
WANTl".li, ROOM WITH IlA'l‘II IN A
private fniiriiy. Apply liox 81,
Chiirlottctowii. 4050 li-l2Mtf.
_ _ W., ,
1 I»- I .__.
‘ Ho'rEL FLANDERS '
133-137 West 47th St. New York City
JUST OFF BROADWAY
» - ~ . ‘ ‘ :Vi '. il I . t (theatre district and
fl he right kind of :i hofil in ihe righetl hai i  ri§(Cit<;;i‘rn!iimigiml and 'm excep-
riglgxgfgxgegvfask°I;E»`;¥|;¢fd“i:ii Idniiiniiiiiig libr:iry,grill :uni billiard hal
Handsornely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath
$1.50 PER DAY UPWARD
* ‘ ' Hi ' '; . . ked "Ilroadw.1v"wiiiionl transferred
From (1randl:eiii`i;$Ii'L\ii'id(`gIhlIoii7tI‘I1Arvr,. \`fH“ WIIIIOUI *Yi\"5I'3|'~
l t '-`l
| “wk clll_p(l{'T  Proprietor \
M ___;T_ rg 'I _ I
1--P1 '-'P
You Can Buy A F0111
Run About for $540 IF---
the Ford people are successful in reaching an
output of 30,000 cars between August lst, 1914 and
August lst, 1915 a refund ranging “Om $40 t° $60
will be paid on all cars bought between these two
dates.
s of the Ford Cars are Touring .
l $830.
Cars $630, Runabouts $530 and TCW" Cfars _
delivered in Charlottetown._ Wclih télggodggisllxgultig
force the prices will be Touring fs »
$540 and Town Cars $320-
The new price
See about it today.
STEAM NAVIGATION WHARF
THURSDAY
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mrs. E. A.
CUITHU. of Avondale. wile of a sect-
ionman of that place, mel; willgll a
Very painful accident on Saturday
night. She wut up stairs to lower
the window 0( her mom during the
electrical storm of that evening, and
In *-“l`l1i¥\fi to come down, she missed
her footing and tell headlong to the
b0tt0m of the stairs. She sustained
“eY9l`0 IMD and scalp wounds and
had both har arms broken above the
wrist. Dr. Collns was summoned and
attended the ininries and at last. re-
DUNS. it is pleasing to note, she was
doing nicely,
A PRIZE WINNElt.-The Messrs
l.ever Brothers, Limited, Toronto,
recently oilered prizes ranging from
$50 tb $5.00 in cash, in :i window
dressing; contest in three districts,
Ulliurio. Quebec and the Maritim:
Provinces. The awards have just heel;
published. The third prize for the
Maritiine Provnce district $10.00 was
won by Mi‘. Hazen (‘., Baker window
1008801* for Messrs Stewart & Son,
107 Queen Street, (lliarlottetown. Mr.
Baker is ri, son of Mr. (iordoii Ilaifer
this city, and the Guardian li:iatt~iis
to congratulate hiiii on his artiistic
tflf"-0 IW ‘Wil as on the generous re~
ward.
l-`._\J'I‘liUSIAS'l‘I(l VISITOR.-Among
the visitors arriving in Charlottc~
town this week was lir. J. Iloole, of
Soinerville, Mass., who is spending
a part oi his vacation in the Island.
'l‘lie doctor is quite enthusiastic over
the hcaiities of the Island, and is
il0iil:hted with his trip. "I never iin-
nrined," he said, “thot the Island
was such a deilzlitful place as I have
found it to lie." He was equally iin~
liressicfi with the hospitality and
conrtsy of Islandcr’s whnsc allnbil-
ity he likeiis to that of the peopletol
Baltimore, Dr. liooie leases (,hari
lottetown ily the Cuscspedia for (gue-
licc, where he will spend several days
and tlicii return to Chai‘lol.tet.r?-.vii.
lililli <‘ilt1!`iS 5i)t?ll<i'l`\’.-~'An ail-
" liiii»~i 1-i\.ri»iii'ig' oi' the i’. il. lsla.:d
" \'~'ii 1-` "im \"iii:i.|iiaii Ili-il ffi'o:'.s
Society was held iii tliv <~l;;i;iil>i-5:
. Uni. liiiltliiiri oi' Mi". .iil:;tii~(-
ll;i~"/.:ii'ii ,\‘=>:t~iii:". .".1i~";i.o1\ io* i:
'»'~'\o'=»- 1:! i~--i.r‘:ii-izc'-l: .':\ *I io.-.Z
:iw-i\ \v"lh lpi'i"l\'fio'i:; "'fiiii t'-<- iw"
Pnl. society iii 'i‘oroiito. The lollowliil:
.i uit- |\ iIns'nni'ii,
ln the cliair, Mr. F. lt. llrearl'/, Viizo-
l’residriii., Mr. Port-y f'ope, 'l`i'e:i¢;iii'or,
Ili". Jeiiiiiiis. M, li., i.~l~,\vrr~tai‘_\'; l.fi\u»
t<»iia1it»Go\'oi'iior Iloiqers, patron ol' tho
Society, Lfeiit,-t‘iil. liavismi and Vanoii
h‘iiiipson. The lollowiiig ladies ivoro
also in at,tuiid:ii\i:|-1 Mrs. I{ol;ei':=., (lov-
oriiineiit Ilona(-, Mrs. tl. t`. Gai'iliiii~r,
Mrs. l.t-dwell, Miss Pope. Miss S\v<~e»
ney, Miss Kale llrowii, llliss lildith
Brown, Miss Hooley. Miss l\l\'t‘i°t~nily
and liliss Gay. Word not liavini: hifi.-ii
receivrtl f'i‘oiu the yzf-iieral rivirrctary
as reganls liistiaivtioiis, the iiieofiiiir
furlhi-r i.d]oui‘iioil to i\’loniia}.', ‘.1-ith,
nt 3 p. iii. iii the Board oi` ’l`i'iu,le
ltooius.
Mrs. Viiiirli-.s Hyde (Samir Urosby)
a faithful wife and uficctioiiate inotli-
cr, a most kindly geiierous neighbor,
a iiiiuible and devout Uhristiaii,
passed into the rest remaining for
the people oi llud, on Friday, Aug-
ust. 7tIi. For sonic iiioiiths shé had
been laid aside lint bore her priva-
ttious niost patiently and npprvciateil
to the full all the kindness shown
and services rendered to her. Jesus
only was all her trust. She was regu-
larly visited liy her pastor llev.
George Urniun. ’l‘liey took sweet coun-
sel together aiiil did not forget to
observe the Suviour’s coiuinimd
"’l‘hig do in rcinembruiice oi' inc.-’
The funeral tool: place on Sunday,
August llth. 'l`he attelidaiice was un-
ui-nialiy large evidencing the respect
entertained for her. The hyinus chos-
en by her, "What a frieiid we have
in Jesus" and “Safe in the nrnis of
Jesus” were sung by the choir, llirs.
Golding Howard presidiiig at the
oi‘;:nn. Two sons and it daiigliter;~
Riissell, Albert and Lnnrn survive
her also two sisters, Mrs. llcnri'
Drain- and illrs Artenias Hyde.
l\`()ll OVERSEAS SERVl(‘.E.»-'l`lifs
morning a portion of the island nieii
\vlio have volunteered for service in
Europe with the (Tniiiuilan ()vei'si‘ns
(foiitiiigeiit leave for Val (‘.n1'tier
tfiiinp, Qiielioc. Tliey will comprise
detaeliments from tho Eigiity-Scconil
Light liii`aut.ry Rvlxiiiieiit. and the
Ninth Field Aniiiiiliiiice Corps. 'l`lie
naiues of those ot' the latter who lnwc
volunteerod have already been pub-
lished. Those oflicers and men of the
82nd., wiio are goiiii; ar:-: Capt. Uaiiip-
bell, tSuiniin\rsldcl. l.icnt. Martin,
Tryon; Lieut. Crockett, York; I.icu’t.
lilcllne, l‘owiinll.
"A" (‘o_\'..--Si-gt.. J. A. Siiunionds,
Pies.. l). Stewart, ll, Ilnpsom, J. W.
Lorr-ii, W. C. Crosby. J. .l. Wiiisli and
C. ll. l)ul`i`y.
"li" Coy.,-Sergt. E. (’. Robertson,
St-gt., S. ld. (‘linii<ilei~, l’is. \V.'~Mycrs,
('. tfrolieii and I.. .lt-iililns.
"(2" (!ny.,»-Pls.. ’l‘liomas liuriis, A. A.
Coriiey and W. F. Suiisliury.
"ll" Coy.,--Selrt. ll. J.i\lsrslinll, l’tes.,
M. A. Marslinll, A. (‘.. lleiiilerson, J.
Marshall, nnd .l. Walsh.
"E" (‘.oy.,-Pte D. Mcllcsn.
"F" Coy.,-Se|:t., ll. Rochus and Pte.,
E. M. Robertson. .
"G" (‘oy., |’t<'s. Il. Bert and J.
White.
"il" (‘oy.,-~ Regt. A. I.. Collett. The
men leave fully equipped.
 
Bruce Stewart & Co. Ltd. ,
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President
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VISITING HOME-Mr. Duncan Heir
derson, of Chelsea, Mass., is at present
vi-‘siting the Island. Mr. Henderson,
who was born in Wiltshire, P. E. 1.
returned to his native home last year
for the first time in forty-six years.
He became largely interested in the
fox industry nud now holds stock in
about half-a-dozen oi’ the principal
companies. Mr. Henderson usually
takes his vacation in September hut
came this month fo; ilio purpose or'
participating in the ooiii'eilvi-alioii cel-
bratfon. Ho was disappointed on
reachiiig Halifax, to f'ind that the eel-
chratlon had been pospouoil. Mr. lien-
dursoii has been visiting ililloroiit
ranches in which lic is interested and
is exceedingly pleased with what hi-
has seen of' the pi'<igre.~:s inarle dur-
ing the past year. llc is optiniistlv
concerning the i'ntiii'r-_ Next week ln~
leaves for Sydney where he will visit
his brotlier-in-law, Dr. Jackniiiii, \’i»t-
ei-inary Surgeon in charge of the an~
imnls oi the Sydney (foal liiinr-l;_
PRINCE El)VVi\ltI3-Tllo exoolleiil
program of’ motion piuiiirt-S presciitoil
at the Prince Iildwnrti last iiilglit ilri-,w
splendid houses. Six pictures were
Tliv feature wais“(laptaiii Jonny, S, .»\.,
liowii a three part iiioiion draiiia which
tells a story oi' a Salvation .|\riiiy lasiiio
who sut:i'ii’it-.es her iovu to go to t‘liiii;i
in order that hor r.i.~:tei_' may wed tin-
innii of hor ciioioo, This pit-.ture has
to he seen lo lie appreciated. 'l‘lie
other pictures on the p:‘ograin ivort-
“Tile Bitte or the (iri=_\"`, fi slroiig ilra
iiiatlc story of the Aiiii-i‘ii~:iii civil war,
"ilnnny’s Seheiiie," Vitaigrapli coineily
featliriiig that popular viiiiiruliaii. “John
Bunny", and Billyks Riot", :i sterliii_a
cziiiietly eiiucleil aliuorit ¢>iii.ii'oly by
t:liii<li'i-ii :ind f'ealiii'iiil.; tin- 5'<iiiii;:it>.l
and siiiallest eoinodiiiii iii inotioii pir-
tures, little llilly Jaciilis. Thr: 1-hililrt-ii
all act. their liarts in a way that i.lio\v.=i
r::ir0i`\1l traiiiiiig. Siiiiit- new pit-iuri-fi
will bo sliown tonight. one that is
specially worthy oi' iiieiitioii bi-iiilf, “liar
l<‘irst Glass" slioiviug tho iloiviiwartl
path nl' ti wouian a|`tt~i‘ nt,-i' first giium
ol’ liquor.
I<`RlDAY.
'l`|ie death oct-iirri.-il at hor horns-
iii Lietliel, liot 48, at. 5.220, ‘.’Vctliit~stiu,\'
al`toriioou. alter ii sliori, illiiv:;;;, ol
Ellen, the olilvst iiiiiirgliler of' tht- lat-~
l\‘lr. .laiiies fitt-wart. Miss
Slteivart. \vlio illivzig/1: lived at lic.iit-_
will he lim-iil_v ini.~::;i~-.l l\_v tli'~ l';:.iiil_\
anti \vi<li- circle of' fi-ieiilis. and ho"
dt-alii nl the ioiiiliai‘ati\'t\l\' i-:irly aio
of (I7, will 1-onto as :i ill-uid'-tl =ili'>r‘<
to all. Itesiilun liz-r sa:-i'o\vliig aiolin-x
the l`ollo\viiig iirotlii-1~:s and sisters art-
li-i'L to mourn flii\ii' loses---.Iaiiieiii
honiv, llilrs. .ioliii l\lr:l>on:iltl, i\fouiit
Ityuii; .lollii and lii'ni~- at lioiiiv, 15a;ii
nel in liliiist liostoii, \\':ill:ii'r‘ iii \\`iii-
nipvg and Vliarloi: in Vaiiroiivr-.', lo
all oi' ivlioiu 'l`hi~ (liiardiaii oxlvinls
siiiiieiwr synipatlrv. 'Tho l`iint~riii will
take place this ai'ti\i‘noou :it two ifoloi-lr
in the i`ainil_\' plot at i_l_ie___(__!los;:_lloa<ls
t‘oint\t<‘.r_\'. _ Y
'l`lli<] ll\l.'1‘t)N S,-\\’I'l'Al`tIlIlil_-
Fairly siitisliictory progress with the
i-ret-tioii' of tue (‘liai'li:s Iinltnn 'l`:i~
hvritillosis iiauitnriuir. is 1‘rpoi‘tr<l l.y
lion. t‘.h:ii'l-s llalton. 1-lc nnil Mr. W_
F. 'l‘idinarsh, as Uoiniiiissloners of
the institution, iicroiiipuiiieil hy Mrs.
and the Misses Dalton rind Miss Mc-
lnroy, on Weiinosdny afternoon paid
ii visit of insliectioii to the situ of
the Snuitariiim wlicrc the coiistruc~
tion work in now procerilinpr. it
was found that the foundation of
the main liuiidiiil; has linen coinplct-
ed, and ll coinmeneemcnt is lieing
made with the laying of the si‘.ls
and the hcsiiis. The foundations lor
the pnvllions have not been com-
menced yet, but the preparatory ex-
cnvvztioiis tlicncfore are all complet.
ed. The well thnt is to provide the
institution with its wntei' has been
sunk to n depth of 200 lest. It is
calculated to give n flow oi 1,250
gallons per hour. This has not yet
been put to the test, hut the calcu-
lations from its depth support that-.
conclusion. 'l"liere is 170 feet oi. wa-
ter at prcscnt in the well, the level
of thc water being thus within thirty
it-ct oi thc ground. The progress in
the work has not lieon altogether as
satisfactory ns inilxht have been ex-
prvteil. There has been n lack ol car-
penters, nnd any carpenter wniitiiig
steady ctnployiiicnt for the pri-.sent
season might apply to Mr. ('lari:c,
the contractor for the work. it was
intended that the building shoiild he
coinpletcd by November, hut it is
now thought that it will scarcely be
finished hy that time owing to the
lack of lniior that has been expcr~
ieiiccd. The work is being siipei'visc<l
by Mr. Hayden. The location of the
Snnitririnni has linen proi\<»iiii<'<\fl ont!
of the best in the Miiritinic Provin-
ces.
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For Infants and Uhildren.
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contraption of yoursi' In Iwo minutes he -‘
finisiin li, ticlclvd io death ~ and Fred if
;‘;i'.iIJI><:fI for the Gillette."
"Since then the Gillette Safety 
whip, in five rninuies.”
to see the Inn -butsatnp and tool; notice Razor has been standard equipment in ;.
when I slipped the board oh. tit-an as n our camp, and we've passed the good .1
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razor, oe saysz- l' orc, .fel mfr .ry l,i..l
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word along lo dozens of other fellows."
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flilvor Black and Patched foxes sup-
pliotl for eniiipanies and privalo riimzlies,
ut r~‘a.~iomililo prince
Oiitiirio l"r\xes hive any supr‘rioi'.~l and
Bw 01|-mls.
JOHN DOWNHAM,SialIiroy, Oni.
Bro-ilcrs :ind ilr-alei' iii Uiiriiii. :~‘il\i-i ll :ii-i\
nd Pritrlivtl lox- s. i~`i:-in-r. Mziiirii :intl Mink.
4£~ti»IiM5\\'ks:
BOSTON IIOTEL ADS.
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Copclfy Siluarr. Boston. Ml”
Nlizlr l'iii-lic l.ilii:irv, 'l`iiiiily I liuirli
I`i\ii>4l|:\n -`i‘ienr-» t_lini<‘Ii. l\\»»v "lil-in
i|o\i.\'i~,;iinl but lil iiiiiiuii-:» lo ilu- ;.ho|i-
piurr and Iiiisiiii-as si-riinn.
Iilt-rlric rziis |i:i.~.~' Ihr 4 ixioiil to Ii. :iiirl
M. it. R. >`i:iiion, all >'_ .~'. Lim-s :intl
4‘v\'i_\' part ol tlir rilv :uni :iuIii|lli=.
.~'iiiule iooiiis Sl and up. with hath
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Douhli- iooiiis $2 and up, wllli lnilli
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 ` I   of Oyster Expert
'For siiro and prolific hrociifizs ardl
hluli fluiiitv of fur it is douliiful ii`
Itinerary of Lectures
Lectures on Oyster Culture will be
delivered by Prof. Julius Nelson, Bio
ist, New Jersey Agricultural College
perimental Station, Tuckerton, N. J., at
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the following places, commencing Zith
Atigiist, inst.
Malpeque
Gland River
Miscouche
Summerside
Alberton
Kensington
Charlottetown
24th
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th
31st
August
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Georgetown
Mount Stewart
lst September'
2nd “
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Martinique
Broadway at 32d _St.§ I
NEW YORK.
son nom on sails
Splendid room, with
adjoining both, $2.00.]
Nvith private bnth,_
from $2.50.
Special weekly i-rites.
llislauraiil Piices llodenls.
The most coiirvni:-nt lociilinn to
tlionircs. dopnriin:-nt stores iinii iill
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'transit linen; li;i;zs:'mc transferred
_to iiiirl from Peiiiisy, .sin Stnlion
lfree.
Clos. 9. Tn;-in Presilviit.
Y Ill!! fillnyii \'|r<'-l’rrl`\li'I\¢.
Vlltcr iilmnil _-. Jr.. (ie .\l‘ixf.
Vernon River 3rd “
The lectures will be illustrated by
Stereoptican views.
All meetings to begin promptly at
7.30 p. m.
5010-8-15Mti"8i
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For Sale
2 pairs Newfoundland
Silver lllack 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 buv _your stork. Call and
sec us betore buying. Full information rc Ranch
building and Ranching given to custoiners.
Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK
FOX CU., Lll\/liTlil).
The Farm Stock G Fox
Exchange of P. E. I.
Head Oflice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
Phone 485 P. O. Box 4
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