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BE NOT TOO HARD
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'i'o_o hard. too hard be not., _“__
With iauiis-nay, even sin ___
Thou canst not tell quite what
Temptations may have been.
Thou canst not tell, oh, friend,
rlow hard the fallen one
Hath struggled not to bend. _
The danger tried to shun.
Coudemn not nor despise,
'inougn great, indeed the wrong;
Think, tempted thou likewise,
Wouldst thou have been as
strong? '
Thy goto ii tested so,
would have n provi-il as pure?
To passions onward flow
l'hy banks been more secure?
Hold not thyself aloof,
Though he has fallen low;
Withheld thy sharp reproof,
Rated the cruel blow
Far from the weary heart j__‘_
Bid sorrow and dismay,
The blinding tears that start,
Lo, gently try to stay.
With loving, tender mien
Just guide up the hill;
Upon these let him lean-
rle is thy brother still,
Thy strength shall greater be.
'i‘hy light grow never dim.
For God shall deal with thee
As thou hast dealt with liim.
RIFLE SHOOTING
The best day's shoot. of this year
took place yesterday at Kensington
Range. ln the morning thc first stage
ol' the (`ity tfhampioiisliip was shot at
the 200, 500 and 600 yards, the follow-
ing scores rcsullingz-
Yds. Yds. Yds.
200 500 600
F. flit<:hle_ _ ._ 34  33
R. lim-r. _ _ _ _ _ _ I .SJ J7
Mc(`al>c  _ 31 97
S. l.o\ison _ _ _ _ _ 20 Ill 91
F. lliitvlicson. _ 112 20 91
M. Moore.. .__ _ 121 20 00
Barlow _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 112 27 90
C. Stewart. _ _ _ _ 32 27 SS
A. lliessrrvy. . _ 32 25 80
A. S. llliycr. _ _ _ 110 25 Sl
G. Love . . _ . . .
_ Ill _” 21 79
Patterson _ _ _ _ 30 1, 18 79
The second stage of the City (flirtin-
pionship will be shot at S00 and 900
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yards on Saturday afternoon next.
A TEAM MATCH.
In the afternoon members of the
Sunimersidc and York Rifle Clubs
were present together with quite a
number of the city shots, and a team
match was arranged, teams being se-
lected by Dr. Leard, of Suinmerside,
and Mr \\`. S. Louson, Captain of the
Civilian Rifle Club. The match was
won by Mr. Louson`s team. At
200 yards, as will be seen from the
particulars below, the scores were
level; at 500 yards. Mr. Louson's team
led by six points, while they increased
their lead by 24 points at 600 yards,
everituall' winnin b 30 oints_ The
 
l'IIE, CENTRI
I1’ PAYS to buy in this Province.
TAG DAY.- ln aid of the Charlot-
tetown Hospital will be held on
Thursday of Exhibition Week. 5480.
Dl8GOUNT.-Any person paying
their electriollght bill on or before
September 10 will receive the dis-
count and thus save money.
LADIES AID MEETING.-An im-
portant meeting of the Ladies Aid
of the P. E. l. Hospital will be held at
the residence of Mrs. F. L. Hiiamrd,
235 Euston Street, this (Tuesday
evening. September 8th, at 7.30 p. m.
ATTENDING CONFERENCE..-
Col. F. S. Moore leaves Charlottetown
this morning for SL John, New- Bruns-
wick. where he will attend a meeting
of the Methodist Conference of New
Brunswick and P. E. island.
PATRIOTIC RIFLEMEN.-'Besides
making full use of the opportunities
offered them of preparing themselves
for the day they will he called on
to take their place in the firing line,
the riflemen who had a field day at the
Kensington range yesterday aftemoon,
wound up the day’s business with an
equally patriotic action. They sub-
scribed among themselves for a con~
tribution to the Red Cross movement.
The sum of $10.25 was collected, and
will be handed over to the treasurer
of the Red Cross Society in due course.
ln such a tangible way the riflemen
have proved their wholehearted sym-
pathy with such a noble cause.
_ ____
RED CROSS MEETING.-At a meet-
ing of the Red Cross Society yester-
day it was decided that a committee
should he appointed toprepare a leaf-
let setting forth the names. dimen-
sions. etc.. of articles of clothing need-
ed by the men at the front, copies of
this leaflet to be distributed through-
out the country. lt is felt that the
country people are willing to work,
but are in the dark as to what they
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Zllallctt _ _ ..._
Brown _ _ _ _ . _
Jones
 Louson. _ _ _
G. Henderson 
J. O'llricn _ _ _ _ _ _
H. Henderson _ _ _
‘ Total
A. McCabe 
G. E. Ritchie....
Dr; Leard 
G. Rogers 
E. G. Love._._._
Prof. Barlow _ _ _ _
J. H. Judson. _ _ _
J. A. Mallctt. _ _ ._
l’ctcr Brodie
Total
M iss Elsie Lowe
M. .\IncLcod  _
Mclnnis. _ _ _ _
ll. Becr.......
.31
_ 25
_ 25
.29
Capt. S. Grey....
Miss Rogers 
Women's Institute  ._
The Lnlilcs' Auxiliary, St. Pe-
ter's Presbyterian Church._.__.
.\liFs Helen llohliirk _
200
Yds.
31
32
29
32
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MR. LEARD'S
Yds
200
.32
.33
.31
.31
.28
.32
.27
.31
.30
.20
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5 S Y D
following were the scores:
500
Yds.
34
32
31
30
31
32
28
32
18
300
MR. LOUSON'S TEAM.
600
Yds.
32
31
30
32
28
2')
30
25
19
280
TEAM.
. Yds. Yds
500 600
35
34
30
30
33
26
29
25
27
25
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32
32
30
28
25
24
25
25
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18
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P. E. I. HHANE
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should do. This leaflet will fully ex-
plain matters. A room will be se-
cured in the Armouries for the recep-
tion of donations, which will be plac-
ed under the charge of Col. F. S.
Moore, who may probably secure as-
99 slstanee.
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.CONTRIBUTIONS T0 FUND.
A mount alrcmly acknowledged
$877
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W. W. Owen .......    25
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5.00 _
5.00,
3 _ $1,084.00
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74 Mrs. M. MacLeod  
72
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iottetown, P. E. Island for particul-
ars. W 3363-7-l0M_t.l.
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::0wlng to the price of Anthrac-
ito coal havng advanced at the
mines. and the exceeding high rates
95; of freight, dealers are obliged to ad-
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vance the price of hard coitl here
S9 titty cents per ton on and after Sep-
gd tember 15th. 5488-9-5M9l.
81 -ww
81
Miss Mary MacLeod   
David Sutherland, Stanley
54 Bridge      25.00
Weir&Fyfe    
A. S. Simpson, ll. D  ._ 
.»\. J. Macleod   ._ 
Norman Nicholson  . _ __
Millar Fyfe ____ __  
J. H. Simpson ._  
25.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
Ray Clarke  _  
Edward .\IcE\\'cn'
Wallace MacKay  
Joseph McEwen  , 
John Mclieod  
Duncan Cole  _ 
A. J. MacNeill  
00 A. `I'I. Fyfe  ._ 
D. R. Bell  
Wesley Kccic  
5.00
5.00
l’ER("»Y P(ll’I'l,
Sept. 7th., 1914.
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Announcement
In spite of the increased cost of other foods due to lzuropean
I war, the price of Grape-Nuts food has not advanced, but remains the I
same as heretofore.
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I Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont. I
The longer war lasts, the higher the prices that will be demanded
for fool products.
Grape-Nuts food is-a sturdy ration for young and old-summer
and winter, the year through. Full of true nourishment, delicious to taste,
with keeping qualities that make it 'dependable, Grape-Nuts is unexcelled
as a war food.
Europe, where it is well known, is calling for Grape-Nuts.
“There’s a Reason”
Every package sealed tight in waxed wrapper-as has been dene for
, years-moisture and germ proof.
I
No Advance in I’i'ic`e of
5°."
2 s_
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
5.00
4.00
2.00
SSS
Hon.~Treasurei°.
ER.-A Union Prayer 'and Patriotic
_Service will be hold on Wednesday
evening st Hnzellwookhsptlst Church
at 'F-30 °'<=lwk- All In the also-ict wno
realize the need are invited to attend.
ANOTHER FOX COMPANY.-Ap
plicatlon la being made of the Lient.-
Governor in Council for the incorpora-
tion of tho “Prince County Fox Co..
Ltd.," with a total capital stock of
$30,000 divided |1100 ten-dollar shares.
with its chief place of business to be
located at Bldelord. Prince County,
and with the following its applicants
for incorporation who are also to be
the first or provisional directors: ll.
M. Hill of Woodstock, N. B.; Kenneth
B. Richards. Civil Engineer of Bide-
ford; William B. Hayes, R. Clifford
Hayes and Henry W. Evans, farmers
of Bldeford.
LETTERS PATENT GRANTED.-
The Lleut. Governor in Coiuicil has
granted Letters Patent, incorporating
George F. Johnson. fur expert of Wal-
tham. Mass.. Dr. John G. Larson. Dav-
id G. Haskins, Jur. attorney-at-law, and
James Alexander, merchant of Boston.
Mass.. Russel A. Shaw, insurance bro-
ker. of Brookline, Mass., and Lauchlin
M. McKinnon, of Montague. P. E. I.,
as a fur-raising and fox-breeding com-
pany under the name “The Bay State
Fur Farms. Ltd.." with a total cap-
ital stock of $440,000. divided into
forty-four thousand shares of $10 each.
THE HOLIDAY.-The holiday yes-
terday waa somewhat quietly obser-
ved, stores and other business houses
being closed. A number of citizens
took advantage of the fine weathei
in excursions to the country on various
pretexts of which the principal one
was fishing. A prominent foxman
and an equally prominent telephone
authority took the afternoon off for a
fish across the river. They reported
on return that the fish were so linng-
ry that the anglers were obliged
to get behind cover wlille batting
ber of citizens who took advantage
of the holiday to visit out of town
frends was indicated by the great nnni-
ber oi' passengers coming hy thi- ox-
prcss which arrived about 11: o'elock_
PERSONALS
Mr. Harrison J. Swift. Toronto, re-_
turned to the city from Village Green.
Misses Ethel Callaghan and Bessie
Dillon returned on Monday from Vil-
lage Green. While there they were
the guests of Mr. Alphonse Corrigan.
Mr. Samuel Stewart, of Brookline,
lifnss., is H visitor to his mother,
Mrs. James Slnwart, of Bethel, Lot
40, He arrived in Ghnr]0I:t`e`l*lo\\'n by
ibn late express last night.
WILLIAM THE WEED'S
LOST CHANCE
LONDON September 7.-A despatch
to the Express from Stockholm says
that thc name of the German emper-
or lias been stricken from the list of
nominations for the nt-xt Noble Peace
Prize.
“GIVE ME THE BROOM T0
SWEEP WHITEHALL CROSSING"
LONDON September 7. - Recruits
are rallying well for the Empire. The
parliamentary coniinittec of the trades
union congress yesterday issued n man-
ifesto empliasizing the fzict that lt'
voluntary military service fails now
the demand for compulsory service
will be redoubled. It calls upon men
"to come forward in the nntiou's de-
fence and thereby demonstrate to the
world that ii free people can rise to the
supreme heights of grcnt s;it'rit`it~c
wltliout cons<:rlpiioii_"
Veterans lead the way.
Sir Evelyn Wood declares, “I
have three soldier sons serving; if
I uni called upon to sweep n cross-
ing at \\'hit.clinll I shall say. ‘itight
you arc, itivo mc tho brooni.’ Field
Marshal Sir Evolvn is 75 years old
APPALLING LOSSES
LONDON, September 7.-The Daily
Mail's correspondent at Gisors, a l~`r<~n-
ch town near Beauvais, estimates the
total losses of the Allies at forty thon-
sand and the losses ofthe Germans at
two hundred thousand.
ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND
(Continued from page one.)
McLean Bros. und Ewen Camphbllg
Hunter River, D. McLeod and Geo.
McGuigan; North Ilustico, W. W.
Poynter and E. t‘. LeI'age; Rustlco-
vllle, Bradford Lellage; \Vest River
Bridge. P. J. Berrigan.
Third District:--York, W. C. West,
Bedford Cooperative Store; Trncadle
Cross. J. J. McDonald; Mt. Stewart,
H. F‘. Feehan, R. Clark; Mt. Albion,
Wm. F. McEachern; Fort Augustus,
Byrne; Webstcr's Corner, James
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` We now have in stock the following well known
CHASE & SANBORN brands of twine:
'°‘°"“““' “° GREEN SHEAF 550 ftfper lb.
_ STANDARD soo ft. ~ “
The Plant Line Autumn Excur- PURE MANILLA 650 ft' _
Si0\\= to B°Il°l\ ¢°lDl1\¢l\¢¢ 5¢Pl¢l|\', All of which we are selling at lowest prices.
Packed in one and
two pound tina only.
their hooks. Other parties were also _ at 3 ¢[c_ |¢¢ .
more or less successful in telling of ber un' For I .e 'uf ’. whOl€Sale and Retail
their exploits. A baseball match be- ldvt- 0” Page 3'-Ven In I3 'Him'
of the former to procure a special ycul ,-5 p licauon to wm_ Moran _
"Hill ff°'“ S“""“°f°i<1°- Th” “HUP siecrgtsrg? limi soc, oimriottetown. 5036,S,19TuFriM&E2wks_ »
aassi-1-ioiitt. ____
tween Summerslde and Charlottetown
teams which had been looked forward ;';;if'yon want""a”gEod"invost.uiEnf. i wakf SL’ _ A  & C0. Ktllf Sl.,
to with a good deal of interest did put your money in tha St. Lawrance ° '
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MOTTO:-Permanency. Aim: To produce the highest grade of
Silver Fox pelts.
Important Announcement
The--Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., announces to the investing
public that its interests and those
of the Murray River Silver Black
Foxes Company Ltd., are now amalgamated.
High _Class Foxes at $18,000
They offer to the public the choicest Silver Foxes obtainable all
“Class A” at $18,000 a pair. Six pairs of thes_e-the Murray River's-are
two years old and the other 7 to 9 pairs are this year’s pups.
Your Chance
This is your chance to get into
a good strong company built up on
permanent lines! You never had
a better chance and you never will
again. We stand in the unique posi-
tion among fox companies that we
are doing more than we said we
would do. .
Think Of It
Six pair of young breeders and
seven to nine pair pups, all at
$18,000 a pair. Why, sir, similar
stock was gobbled up at $30,000 a
pair not so long ago.
Remember
While low capitalization makes
for large profits. good breeding
stock makes for permanent profit.
The Permanent has both these
essentials.
Invest Today
Only a limited amount of stock
remains to be sold, and the splendid
offer now made, backed by this
strong sound, safe and PERMAN-
ENT company is bound to sell it
very quickly.
Directors -
ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D. of Clflown Ex-
President of Ilie Prince Edward Island
For Breeders’ Association President.
COL. CURTIS S. EMERY, Collector ol
Customs ol Newport, Vermont, Vice-
` President.
BENJAMIN ROGERS, Broker of CI|'iown,
Secretary-Treasurer.
WILLIAM KEARNEY, Mircliaiit ol Mime;
River.
HAMMOND KELLY, Sloclt Breeder and
Farmer of Southport.
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' ' I hereby_,rnake application io Permane t F 'l F Ltd: ;`f Iiil -`
lottetown, Prince Edward Island to take the Numbgrof oslieasres 
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Shares $25
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I Ido hereby apply for.._.. ..... _...shares in the Permanent Silver Foxes,
at;-onlzzraidmigi tgsé; -1-5 Qiiiing twenty percent and the bsanai we to
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