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Alnlost auythinf you neéd lin Watches
Jawa ery or Eye! uses welcan supply At ’
once or n n ver! chori timf. .
E. W. Taylor
Southside Queen Square _
Farm At Auction
To be sold by Public Auciion at
Pinette. on Tuesday Sept 30th,
at 2 P. M-
The farm of Alexander Stewart,
containing 125 acres of Prime land.
situated at Pinette Bridge, Lot 58
There are good outbuildings and
a large dwelling House, alrnostiieiv
and in good repair. ’Ihis farm is in
good condition and situated in a
good farming settlement, near
Railroad station,Churches.Schools.
There are several Lobster Factories
near by and 2 Factories on the
Farm. Any person wanting to buy
a good farm in a good part of the
Island, this is the piece to buy
There is a shipping wharf almost
on the front of the farm. There is a
contract new let to have this wnari
dredged out, so that most any sized
Schooner can loadthere. There is
also 6 acres of good Marsh adjoin-
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ing. For further particulars apply
£0
NA'1`HAl\'IIiL LARRABISE,
Auctioneer,
Eldon, P. E, I.
Terms at sale
1545-9-i7Mwfni6i.
l J
Summer Resortior Sale
The undersigned oilers for sale,
that spiendidly situated hotel,so
well known as the Mutch Hotel,
and farm at Stanhope, facing
Stanhope Bay. This hotel has
all modern improvements and is
one of the best known summer
resorts in the province. It is
within one hundred yards of the
bay shore and _close _to the Surf-
hathiug in the 'G_ulf. The farm
consists of forty acres in ahigh
state of cultivation with numer-
ous outbuildings, stables, barns,
etc, etc. in capital repair. These
together with all the furniture,
cattle, horses, farm implements,
carriages and farm machinery will
be disposed ot. For all information
apply to or communicate with
MR. FRANCIS MUTCH
Mutch Hotel, Stanhope.
24-9-5MEl2i.
I"0X|iS Fiiit SALE
SILVER BLACK FOXES,
young and adults. A few fine
specimens of CROSS FOXES from
fifty to ninety per cent. SILVER
BLACK. If interested. wire us for
prices. ' Terms reasonable. Our
Foxes are all tame, healthy vigor-
ous aud good size.
FUNDY FOX CO.
St. Iohn, N. B.
1414-9-1oM1mo.
 
Schooner lor Sale
Harry B. sixty six to/ns in good
condition, sails and rigging first
class. This Vessel is a gocd sailor
carries well for her tonnage and
requires very little ballast apply to
l<2~ BOSWELL.
Victoria, Lot 29.
P F. I
1461 9 12Mtf
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City Property For Sale
gi.
The undersigned are instructed to
ofier tor sale at Public Auction on
the premises in Charlottetown on
Monday the 29th day of September
A. D., 1913, at the hour-ot Three
o'clock in the nttcrnoonz-
All THAT tract of land part. of
Common Lot Number 26 in Charlot-
tetown Common bounded on the East;
by Orlebnr Street, on the North by
Lots fronting on Gerald Street, on
the West by lots fronting on Upper
Prince Street, and on the South by
lands of Miss Harriet May, Martin
West, Esquire, and the division line
between Common Lots 26 and 25,
containing 3 1-3 acres of land a lit-
tle morc or less, and being part ot
the lands owned by the Estate of
Daniel Hodgson, deceased,
This land must be sold in order to
divide the Estate.
Terms cash or equivalent. Good
title guaranteed.
wD3ated Sth, day of September A.D.
1 .
GAUDET &' HASZARD,
Solicitors &c.
1382-9-9Mtts9i.
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Presents
A lot of new silverware
just received at
C. W. Pattersou’s
Cor Great George and
Graftcn Sts
Sill
.
Hill was born in Guelph, Ont., Sept.
16, 1838. A year ago last July. he
WAH' IS NOW BETTER
L _ '\ _ -
OTTAWA, Sept. 15-The Atlantic
thus invading the territory hitherto
reserved by a mutual understanding
to the rival Hamburg company. To
this the board ot the Hain/burg-Amen
ican line has replied, announcing its
determination to run a service to Bal-
timore in opposition to the North
German Lloyd’s service to that part.
WILL VISIT PAFJIS INCOGNITO
PA RTS. Selit. 15-It is ofllcinlly nn-
nntinced that King Constantine of
Greece will visit Paris incognito on
Sept- 20, when he will be received by
President Poincnire.
' \
"FII l'_"lE “ill
‘iris so rin tuiii
=. . i _ __
D|ARRi-IGA
sin"i»a‘mti Nothing not ti"
Thl0llsh`Bl0olI." ' '
im- F¢wLFR?S
zxrnacr or”
WILD STRAWBERRY
Cured Her In Your onhn lays.
i_\Kns.' vif11.i.irrr `E1.i.1s, `Imndon.l ont..
writes: "My little girl had Diarrh ,no
bad that nothing would 'stop it.`i1iE?act
she got so bad “she passed nothing but e
without lt, I used it whenve were in
Saslratchewlin too, lor we could not. get
on without it out there."
Da. )Fowi.en's1 Exrnncr or Winn
STRAWBERRY has a world wide reputa-
tion for _thc cure ol alll Summer and
Bowel Cornplaints."‘~ It _ as béen on th
market for over 65=yeara, so you do not
sxpermicnt with new and untried reme-
ia when you purchase it. In'sisi:_on
petting "Dim Fowll./lza*,s_._". It ls( menu.
ccture by The T. ilburn Co.. Limited
Toronto. Ont. Price. 35s.
ga
r »\lQ
fl 'f-_-is
i-7,
MAIL CONTliAt.T
ap-his
SEALED TENDERS addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri
dny the 24th October 1918 lor the
conveyance oi His Malesty's Mails
on n proposed Contract (or lou
years, six times per week over rural
route No 1 from I-Iowlan, P E
from the Postmaster General's
notices containing iurther
to conditions oi pro
may be seen and
Tender may be ob
Othcu ot Howie:
vther 1° it umm
at thi onthe -----
mss itaun _
F01’ "  JSI'i_;.mI’A\I]JLl  Sept. 16.-aisle. ' Mglllere  Dlaceitizliy array not
. °‘ . ,teal.o ecomparav _ , f‘!P... __ ,-a_t_
T° l,'l_°°m,fi’7LYd'*E~Pi”k' lr... ln... 1.. amor-io.. who an woiteli m°ux:1ilp_e_ns.»l§ii'ii beloved _iii 
" hill); vgggfgble with having earned the title ol rail- ter of hir. and; , lp. L, »Campb‘3L
ll A :_ road kings, celebrated his seventy- She leaves t,_p,,,__ 'gnl-ll mg),-1gg,_h¢r
* c¢"ll\POIlnd. fifth birthday anniversary today. Mr. Parents, _e 9 pro and cheep sis-
§‘€3."".’7.‘.df’.f‘“‘.‘l3i"iii.li.‘.,‘f“f‘f.°.§ti-'.“féi
U°’°*°"°- V°"'“°“*-_"1 WU Wu- announced ina' retirement havin D ` " ' `*
_ _ _ _ _ g uggen, _qI_Boo. _ .icw ,in EJ. _mich
i>i°d WI*-i1.P°mP1“°d llT°¥\liBl'I¢l°S fOr completed thirty-three years’ of ao- John and Charles at iiome. ' _ _
~ » _-r;.~;;ll.,;,,l,;;l,°ix¢°°“_ Y9B\’S. N111 tive rallroading in the Northwest. Dace,&|ed.f,vrap Z9, years oi age and
shoe
 “" ;"°:,oi::‘» WW  Htldhad concluded to take a rest, he waldcilrly beloved. by all who knew
"”f  ¢ en sn , and in valedictor he her. _   _ ,_ _
  Would lie down it viewed the grgwth and pixagress ‘dl - i
  ,,, _ff  Seem); if 1 the Greet Northern system and de- MRS. WILLIAM_LI'DDELL.
  was going ri gh( clared the time had arrived to place _#-
  down out of , glghl; lthe command ot the road’s Iorcel in Lléizzie J. Simpson, ivite oi William
  into some diirk hole yoimger hands. i deli, dated. at her home, Pucotillo
 ===gg;;5;,. and the windownul-1 After announcing his retirement Mr. Idaho, August 6th, 1913. aged 62
' ~= mlm, had face, llmt ll-Iillhwciété ol; lain ainnuel rlilalliing trip gears. The deceased was formerly ui
. would peek outa; 0 e . . o n r ver. summer avendish. She was an earnest stud-
me, and when Lwas ge hills aggnt belagi catching] séalnlion ii: llnt or tllle bible_ and unwaverillg in
_ oucof dwrgigwould . alia a- u e_ year t a. eapso er init in the epostilic taac ings;
.eem “lf something was gulngwha? between these iishing trips was not early in lite she obeyed the gospel
pem My blood was poor’ my cl,.c,,la_ one_of vacation and relaxation. Mr. and _indentitied herself \ with the
lion was so ball I would be like 3 dead Hills activities during the twelve Christian Church at New Glasgow,
person at ,_lmes_ l had female weak_ months or _more that have passed P. E. I. She leaves to mourn her
nesé badly my abdomén was Bore .hd I since his retirement have been varied husband, one daughter Janette, three
had awful’palns_ Enopglll lp; taxrthe energies oi a _man sisters and (our brothers, Mine Eder-
"I took Lydia E Pinkhanfs Ve t -I Yea B~ _ gret. An_derson,_ Darnley, Mrs. oath-
. ge a- .est summer Mr. Hill bought two erin; Dookgndorff, Roxbury; Mr-n_
ble Compound und used the Sanative banks in St. Paul, merged them, and Hugh MacL._ure, North Ruetico; Char-
Wash and they certainly did rx/(pnders also acquired control oi the North- len Simpson, Cn.vgndish;_ Rev. John
for me. Mytroubles disappea andI western Trust Co. He is no longer simps9n,_ Kentuckell; Goo;-ge tina
am abletoworkhnrdeveryday."-Mrs, chairman of the board oi directors ol Frank Sgmpggnl Montana,
W. F. SAwY£:it,RivorViewEsr1n,l\(u-e. the Great Northern, it is true, no
town, Vermont. '  p .it may he said that he still keeps in AMERICAN WEDS ABROAD
Another Cm- ii.‘l".?..l.‘il’.;'; .‘l“i`.§Z°§§...§.i“ii..°§ NEW YORK gc; ,,_A d, , ,_
Gifford, Iowa.-"Iwata troubledwith cent is spent but, ha knows the rea- l L d ’ ep ' ' 893°
female weakness, also with displace- son for the outlay. _Not an earnings rioillin orlla on glayil ,that thlal Gwcd xii!
ment. I had very severe and steady statement' but is scanned and analya O ss  ay In Arlen an nswom
- - . _» A. Thompson, bo h of whom- are
headache, also pain in back and was ed by the master mind. _ 1. m-nent ~ soclet ln New Y lk 8 ll
verythin and tired all the time. Icom- Seventy-live years old Mr. Hill 2° 1 in y 0 n
. . _ , . '_ 1 ewport, takes place today in Sur-
menced taking Lydla, E, Pmkham 5 may not be chairman oi directors,but my where Miss Van Ale” has been
Vegetable Compound and I am cured of he is chairman of the Great North- Bl,,,;,l,,g lo, some lime
these troubles. I cannot praise your em 9YS¢9m “One tile 1689- - °
medicim t°° highiy'"_M”‘ IN‘Mu""‘ ‘ J Van Alen who tor some years
- _ _ ~ . . _ _ has
314°]-‘Ev Guhrdv I°w°' " ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP spent most ot _his time in England,
The bride is the daughter of James
and 9, granddaughter ot the late Mrsl
Astor. She is also a. niece ot Mrs.
Orme Wilson and oi Mrs 0 ilvy
_ _ , steamship war is dealt, with in a. re- _ _ ' g \
 ° o port of the Trade “nd Cdmmewe De- Sxrdghasvlgsezdveifhltoleailh xdqlengousdldt
 -if  | §§;m;_‘;';f,,t”°d§,",he11‘lu‘;§re‘{'§‘,';;F§;°; of ner time in Engiola witiiptior illin-
` ' is uuurcd in knives,_ ln. ke ll, helwee the North Germa er, and while in Newport has presid-
forks spoonsnnd serving _° D oi n _ . n ed over Wnkehurst. her fathers villa
’ If lb Lloyd and the Hamburg American ther '
pieces ey are l th d t t e
tiildmldriiviith l’l:i:g1*;‘iiit1cueni1iegrIiil1i,tB1}€):ssei(ii Mr Thompslm’ the bridegwom' hun
in Euro but for
/ l ~ ~ s ~ ' . _ .' ‘
1  get traffic, will tie to provide this also lived much pe'
» _ - ' _ . ' mit ooaiuonai facilities for the trans- “""F“1 Yea" “F” “ved i“ N°‘” Y°‘k'
- in beautiful designn,la made = ‘ nt low rates. 1 ,- 1 ,
 in the i\¢°"i¢=\ Pi4\=- If / _- Recently the former company an- tl ‘“r"‘g the season'
5’ has been i’°“°W“°d nounced its decision to put on a tri- '”_’l'
4-  ‘-‘ for °ver60 ywu- weekly me oi Steamers between Bro- Mnr A vroi.EN'r DEATH oN
f'/ ““'fI“°°l°1'° mon and Boston and New orleans. s. s. MANCHESTER 1NvEN'ron
__ This bl-and known og . . ~ He is a bond broker and resides in
l ".i'i'Iv¢r Plata ,that Wear!" , iiitlil-iia;bliltsoiii(r;all3i1>(iii;ilil11i ‘hi-1?ti`“i[l‘i1xli:l)m(_tl>i‘ila _East Goth Strget' -He is wen, k“°“'“
» s
in Newport, wnere he has visited ire-
quen y
QUEBEC, Sept. _15-Alfred Halle,
32 years old, of Levis, married ond
father of four children, met with ti..
violent death on the deck of the
steamer Manchester Inventor in/ the
Louis Basin yesterday morning, when
,he foremaet of the vessel gave way. '
The steamer. Manchester Inventor
arrived here Friday morning, and ai-
ter having discharged Quebec consign-
ments, waa taken on hoard part. of
the oiitwnrd cnrgo. This consisted of
timber and a large piece of wood was
being hoisted onto the vessel, when
the foremaat, to which the_hoisting
purchase was attached, suddenly snap
ped and _the piece of timber which was
hanging to the boom attached to the
mast swung along the deck, struck
Halle and crushed him against the
side of a staunch iron, completely
cutting ntl one of his legs and smash-
ing his head.
Halle was a brother oi Rev. Pro-
fessor Hnlle, of Levis College, and
also had two sisters nuns, one of
whom left here last Sundpy for mis-
RECORD RECOVERED
FROM THE ARCTIC
AFTER MANY YEARS
_T
NEW YORK, Sept. 15-Gen.Thomns
R. Hubbard, president ot the Peary
Arctic Club, made public today the
news of n second return by a Dane ot
important record leit by Admiral
Pcary in the polar regions.
k
thickish' blood. I even steeped ras
berry leaves, but all to no purpose. unt,i-l The g°v°r“m°“t °l Demnnr '
~ 3 n¢ullp°l» tomme to “Y DR" Fomgrls through its minister to the . United
» Exrnncr OP WILD Snhwggggy, ylmll States has ,sent to Admiral Peary thc
Wed I dgdlmld will, such _ gqqd resllllsgtlln recgrdhe deposited in a cairn at_Na.vy
other four o_r ive days she ' quite Cllfl on _the north east coast of Green-
normal again. I would not  to be land in July 1892. Twenty years later
in July 1912, the record was recover-
ed by the Danish explorer, Knud Ras-
mllBB6D. '
The tlrst crossing ot Greenland from
west to east was made by Peary in
1892. I-le and his only companion,
Eivind Astrup, completed the. cali-n
on Navy Clit! and placed in it are-
cord, leaving a request printed on its
back in various languages that its
tlnder note the time and place ol tlnd-
ing and forward it to an indicated
destination.
Rasmussen found the cairn in 1912,
took Peary's record from it, noting
that it was taken July 22 1912, and
delivered it to his government.
FRENCH COUNT KILLED
VIENNA Sept 15-Count Maurice
Dc Lllientnl, a Frenchman, has met
a tragic death while climbing a. mount
nin in the Sommering dietrifiii. With
n young woman, who is an expert
climber, he spent three days in the
mountain: While they were attempt-
i g to climb n steep erag he was seix
e with cramp. I-lie companion tried
to help him with one arm, but he tell
several hundred loot, nearly dragging
her down The woman reached a hut.
near the top ol the slope and led ta
rescue party back The body was
tound mutilated.
,moat vw W ii l0v"v~f.\a~*4<'»i
island FWS
l That -is all a pair of Class A Island foxes cost
shareholders in the Thr. e Rivers Silver Black Fox
Cc. of Montague, after deducting cost of rinch eqnili.
ment, organizing and stock-selling expenses. l
gl l ‘lr ll l. . , _*.»4~|.l| .Ur 0'..-lr,
liuicli inali-
'ag etnent'
won't "c cis t
you a cent
for the first
year and the
,o
 ~  J _prob-able
  Eire §';l;:2¥.‘f
Ranching   ai.l‘§.'i.‘I.‘;.‘.§i.”.'.
igure out
Self.
sionary work in South Africa. l
" ~   .»o.~n=;rfa r‘eiosf~r*cM
A milk waggon had been struck by
a street car, and-_the usual Bosmopo-
iitancrowd had collected. Behind a
big stout woman stood a smal1_ thin
m*m~~ F01'  Home _. minutes he tried
vainly to get a __ look at thowrockl
but euchattempt was thwarted by
tho woman-in trout. .Finally he man-
aged to catch a glimpse oi the revu-
lets otmilk. _ _ __ . _
_ “.G0odneasf what a. waste!" he ex-
claimed, _ _ _
With. nn indignant suid, the wo-
man in front turned round.
“Mind _ your own business, air!"
she said. . . _ . ' _
VETERAN ‘MIssIoN;1liiY"
' -. DEAD in JAPAN.
TOKTO, Sept. 15.-Dr. Daniel Croc
by Greene died here today at the age
of 70. I-Ie was a senior missionary
in Japan, of the American Board of
Commissioners, for foreign missions
and was _decorated by the Emperor
with the Third Class of the Order oi
thc Rising Sun, the highest order
conferred on civilians resident ~in
Japan.
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'J Pi-evented”-‘Stopped
OTHERSILIPS. after thorough
_M tents, is now otllcliilly iidoptutl by
_ Npractlcully all the (trout Lukas
und uw York Stenrirsliirp Companies
. running sotitli.i\ntl inttriy runsutliiiitlo
lines. _ .
Four yours nizo Mr. Mothorslll ittlvo n.
pcrsoiiiil doinonstrntion of his remedy
on the English Chnnnol, Irish Sen, and
the Baltic, und~~l'occivcd unquallllotl
endorsement from Ietullnz papers ant
such eoplo ns Bishop Tay or Smith.
Inrd lllortholitf, and hosts of doctors,
bunkers rind profcsalontil men. Iruttcrs
from porsonugcs ol lntcrtintioniil renown
-people we all know-toiletliur with
niiich vnluiiblc inforiiintion, are coii-
tulncd in tin uttrrictlvo booklet, which
will ho slpntlfrvu upon receipt ol your
iinino iiii in f.li'os.\i. _
ltlotht-ralll’s ts guaranteed not to con-
tnin cocniiio, morrilitiic. opium, chlornt,
or nny coiil-tar protliicts. 50 cent box is
iniinclont. for twenty-four hours. 81.00
box for n. Transutitintic voyage. Your
ttruizulsii keeps Mctliorsllvs or will
obtain it. tor yon from his wlmlosnlor.
If you have nny trouble izcttliiir tho zen-'
iitiio, send direct. to tho Mothersill
Ronicdy Co.. Sililttolierer Bldg.. Detroit.
Mtch. Also nt. 19 St. Bride St.. London;
Montreal. New York. Parts, Milan.
Humburl.
THE THREE RIVERS SILVER BLACK' FDX C0.
ital( aid up)........  , U _ _
I1li‘1"é':‘.` egch, $160, pu' value. ' 
ocli sold by"]. H. McGregor, C. Robertson, _
W. M. Lemon, E. D. Bell *of Montague# lbs. A. .
McLeod of“`gV_ictoria Cross =a‘nd """'°t"-= ~  _
A Fur -Farmer’s Bureau & Egtchangc Ltd
_ victoria. Rovliibpp roir office = 1
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Help Some Kid to
` Get a _Pqmg
by buying your
Chocolates
Carameis etc
Cake & Pastry
Ice Cream
Soda Water
Lunches
Cigars
Gum
Af Whi¢e’~§T¢a Reacts
Sunnyside
5-*_* *I l-ll 1 illt i -mins -_ -ui ' 
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it B€dlQ{ Qg d Black* Foxes .
. .~-_ _.»- ~ -=-mg --~-_fn _ol-'-'.» » ,tn »- 1-rf, ,N
_ l The Subscribed capital $123,000 ls based on the present assets of the com-
. pany which include;-one-pair of two-year old Dalton breeders that reiirie`& eight .
young in two years, live pairs of young foxes of 1913 litters all selected from
_ litters ot o s,' 5 s and 4’s, the sole use of the naine ot ]ohn R. Dinnis andthe cost
' of the' flotation of the "comPatiY.  i ' ' ‘ " " f ' '- ‘ ‘
» There is no barren breeding stock or watered capital stock in the Dinnis
' 1.. . ,
The Qi NN15
  ,_ ,
The Pedigrees i”
I i Ranch
" H-¢..i
Foxes _
Our ranch is located on the Dinnis
farm just 'two miles from Charlotte-
town. This ranch has the best loca-
tion in the Province and is the chief
ptint of interest for fox men and tour-
ists. The equipment is of 'the very lat-
est in every' particular. Mr. Dinnis,
the ranch manager and “President of the
company, will give the stock pe;-opml
attentim. Mr. Dinnis is the most anc-
cessfnl lilrge raiicTter"iii" the Province.
Il-Iehas tax sto pay on 4'8`piif>s"'+‘il{e
largest number ' in any i-.meh in tire
worlds- ahd"*7‘ pl c.`of ‘f`dl__l black and sil-
v'er‘ '_'fqX`cs'1io1ti iii 1913’ the 'world over,
were produced in his i"`a_ncli»‘ .
_ ,__ v _....1 ,.~ \_.. »f,¢_».," ..
vw.
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19 2;'
 six pairs of foiies  
the moat prolific strains, all purebred, Fuer-
anteed, Island foxes, pedigreed |nd»-fel gible
for competition with the world’s best. -The
tive young pairs are the pick .of the 48 bitch
beauties now- in the Dlnnis ranch 'and four of
them have been picked from stock thatigave
a return of 16 pups from three young pairs
gills year. ‘Three folres cm *bo .seen at the
nn_s renc a -any t in and :trending cha#
holders are invited to call at the ranch. `
_ S.¢l<»“§;¢l.-. f
The stock has been selling most rapidly
and tho man ~who~ !locided%pmmp|l_ly ah-che,
only man who will protlt by _ he eller held ont.
Sutirea each- $1db,..l»'vm¢n¢*|g¢ lil' °|,r°|,.q.
pli_atlou, 40 p. c. on September :oth and go
t>."e.iYovemb'er isnt-.     »-='-»‘.~'~
i Send for prosprctur and all inf_0t'i_I1l\l0;l\ `.
fo I. Walter ]one9,r.:,{\ v .»'\ if J. it >l~ ifimltbli
Pedigreed F oncec Ltd; I
Jenn,  ~.
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