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II GUIIRDIIIN Q '
`~ 1. . . ---Sift..-   . .°IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
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 1 n COntent1nent T  ..°'r. aonooum lves in Guardian
; '~ r Is the greater part of life and content '.;_._.- Bsent in Montag
,JI ‘ ment in the possession of Dian; '  _
 _ ond .  NEW HOME.-Mr. Angus Mc-
';»‘” 0lZl’l€I‘ ]8Well’y Can exist onfv when og; '.~ . kg Donald is building a fins new house.
\  v are a ve criticism. Ti? be niltnlned in sauna at M. A. Pao
'K If) has lggsItlV°.l‘.“9“ll¢d8¢ libel! tlleiewels   ' ..'rl-is Monlllino anal-didn can
I n l I . .` A |
' " -° That satisfaction in Jewel buying will - ‘
be found here for the very reason that our vlfell I
Im°W“ i'¢P“tatl°H HS Jewelers and Watchmakers has I
lJ¢¢_Il flamed Oflly through persistent adherence to the '
policy of offering only such gems as will bear the
l
most critical ins tion.
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=$'f'_ -\`-'l=-»"li:`§eQ£_ ;’l'l'.-elf
And the higlleiialue we place upon your tmp.
age regardless of the amount of your expenrliiui-e,
\AI. \RI- \hI Il
Estab. 1868 Jeweler?& Ehgeali-ers
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@ How About ‘
‘Your Photo
H atlileiétgiépgsgrit taken now
Cook Studio
 
T is onl a short time tha
I can call her Mother’s balbl,/(il
soon she will be a school girl
and then a young lady.
But 3 Dh0t08l'aph of Mother and
baby keeps for all time the mem-
ory 9f those happy days-and inc-
e_r pictures will show the transi-
tion from childhood to girlhood.
Make the appointment today..
BAYER Photo Studio
Tal.. 192.,
For a Good Photo
-Visit the- ,l
A. E. ,l.yon--slddid
Finest work, moderate price.
Personal attention given to
Amateu r's Work
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Canadian
Government Railways
From Charlottetown `
t0
Canadian National Exhibition
TORONTO ‘
Fare and One Third
August 27,28, 29, 30, 31, Sept. 2.
Single Fare
September 3, 7, 9 and 10.
Specia Excursion Fare
l$2l.55 I Scpt.1,4and 8.
All tickctsgeood for return leav-
ing Toronto pt. 15 '14, »
Choice of 2 Trains.
Maritime Express. Ocean Liniittd
LABOR DAY
Sept. 7 1914
Sin le Fare Issue for Round
Trip gent 7th._ Good for return
the day following.
Single Fare and One Third for
sand 1. Relllmlng isnt. 9ill,i9i4.
siass-zsivilf.
 
Anthracite
Coal
' Sch . B rd
Egg; i€£((l"Ill`Kon(;xBest Amearigan
d t
S°§`“‘s‘é’l§‘l.°°l-‘é'l’l.‘2Ils.°c.“'i<l‘2..i‘.iI.l.'lfi
Round Trip Good oinil Sept 5.  9 I'  \
O
950 inns nf me celebrated Lncll- in Stove and Chest.
awana Coal in Es8»5f0V° and
Chestnut sizes.
° ' li of the best
qrglltly agleialpalstigs ret%lg;il18 U19
best are requested *O _ k *h°.'§
orders at once, and deliverlywil
be made from vessels whi e dis-
.charging at lowest DrlC¢S- ~
.Bnnuliii Bell & Co
rllnnniol. selling Amis D0"
,lnon coll cn. :i.¢d.
Ama sick _12i=l~.ns‘.L‘"°-
 .
1'
“ir
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,st 
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f  t
_ `
Fall ` Styles in
Queen Quality
The newest styles in the
famous Queen Quality boots
for_women are now display-
ed in patent and gun metal.
The line is made up most-
ly of buttoned models, with '
the new pointed toes and
heels. Some excellent val-
ues in perfect fitting, com-
fortable and flexible boots
¢luet’s.
' ..*MR. CARL McDONAI.D Guard-
ian representative in Souris, will
gladly receive subscriptions and ad-
vertising matter at the ofllce of Un-
dertaker Dlngwoll.
..*LOWER MONTAGUE.- The
Rav. E. E. Styles of Sourls will
preach in the Methodist Churches at
Lower Montague at 11 a. m. Sturge-
on at 2 p.m., at Montague at 7 p. m.,
on Sunday, Sept. 6th. '
EASTERN PERSONALS
...°Milburn school is progressing
favorably under the able management
of Miss Ruth Cobb.
...*Mr. Chester Cobb, of Fortune
Bridge, is visiting in Milburn, the
guest of Mr. Alex Cobb.
. . .'Mr. Ed. Cobb, Milburn, is home
from the West, looking “halo and
hearty."
...*Mlss Ruth Pyke, Milburn, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
to Mt. Stewart.
...*Mlss Christy Robins, city, is
visiting in Milburn. the guest ot her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Cobb.
...‘Miss Alice Pyke, Stenographer
at A. H. Howe & Sons, Boston, is
spending a. week’s vacation with her
father, Mr. Jno. Pyke, of Milburn.
. . .'Among the names of the Island
boys for overseas service will be no-
ticed that of Harry S. Rapson. Sol-
omon and Mrs. Rapson, iii sending
him forth are making a great sacri-
fice, he being their only boy. His inany
friends will be anxiously awaiting his
safe return.
LT.-COL. C. CREW READ, Sul'
MINARIYS LINIMENT.
by M1NARD'S LINIMENT,
Hall ax. ANDREW KING.
MINARD' S LINIMENT.
at $4.00 and $6.00 a pair.
Alley & Co
135 Queen St.
 a
lnnuol Meeting
The annual meeting of “The Bun-
bliry Black Fox Company Limited"
will be held in the Board of Trade
rooms, Cliarlottetown, on Tuesday,
Sept. 15th, at 2. p. m.
IIORACE HASZARD..
President.
G. F. DEWAR,
Secy.-Treas.
9-1-'l`.'I`li.Sat.’I‘.Sat.
 
“Silver Bla ck Foxes,
Marten & Fisher”
I nm coming lllnst. with n shipment.
lliiollt the llliddlo of this month and
lollct correspondence or personal ln.
tcrviow with interested parties. I al-
so have n few selected Northern Mink
and skunk. Companies or private
individuals requiring stock will find
it to their advantage to make an
appointment. Make nn appointment
anywhere ln the Maritime Provinces.
Contracts tnkon to supply stock of
any description either this or next
Georgetown, Ontario
Alliircss me nt Salisbury. N_ B.
50638-20MtI
Hard Coal
, To arrive for here
in a few days per
Schooner “A n n 1 e
500 Tons b e s t
quality of Hard 'Coal
nut sizes. ' _
Customers will
charging.
Marcia.” `
please book their
orders so as the Coal
can be delivered
whilst vessel is dis-
li. lions tl till
IBX.
____-_.._.,__-1
the best products of Pears, Procto
gates. Woodbury, Packard, William
and Johnsons, all from the world'
famous soap makers, iailgiilg in pric
from 5c. n ,package upwards. Til
9
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Qi' "i.§,;l;__f`  -  :liters .`
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‘T as
lnfcty Il never causes gn
ing or weakness. but gent y
nimiiils Nature without de- `
pressing the spirits or lower- -
i ing llle vitality. _ f
5'<l'I in Euronr, Asia. Africa, Aus- ~
onlin. ill- Untisd Stain nml in
all the principal oovrns and eitioo
nf Canada. 1.
_  Prepared only by '
35',-_ J. C. ENO, Lid., "Fruit Salt" "
 ` Works, London, England ' V
Y I Anotsforcnllloz Harold llllrlllnl
l Co., Lllihll, ll l¢CoIIll..T0l0|I'I0
kr' ‘ "  .4 .<.» 'LJ-.ti
season. _______;_
BLAKE VANNATTER W-ii ==; '
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Music Lessons
li mall this week, to insure lnoiuolon
I-akelicld. Que., Oct. 9,1901
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
Markham, Ont. C. S. BILLING.
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
"Our stock of toilet soaps is one
of the best that has ever been dis-
played in the city. Here you will find
and Gamble, Fairbanks, Jerkills. Col-
, PROFISBOR WATKI8 will ro-
oumo his mulls olnlos' In George-
town and Montague on Monday and
Tuesday, September 7th and Oth, ro-
lpootlvoly. Intended purllo are re-
quoltld to notify Pro eller Wotklo
l
..°0NE CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this col.
umn. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-live cents.
..*8UBSCRlBERS should renown
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers ard
giscontinued promptly on expiry
ate.
»-in   lil~_§llullllll"
The “Canadian Grocer"--says
“TEA.- Tile reported lifting - of
the Old Country embargo on tea is
the chief feature in this market.
While this has created _an easier feel-
ing here, yet it should be remembered
that this tea in Loildon, England, will
not arrive for four or live weeks at
least. - From a week ago the situa
tion in package teas remains sumo
generally as week ago excepttliat the
Salads. Tea Co., have dropped prices
live cents per pound.
Tea men state that no auctons are
being held in Colombo or Calcutta,
and no tea is going forward to Lon-
don. lt ls stated that there are only
seventy million pounds of Tea in
England. which is only enough to
last six weeks. if no new tea comes
forward in the meantime the . em-
bargo might lie replaced at any timc,
it is thought."
CHEAP IIHES Hill-.
- lilillli Illl EXCIIHSIIJN
Vin the lntercolonial Railway
Cheap fares will prevail for Labor
Day. Tickets will be issued at single
fare for the round trip on Sept. 7th,
good for return the day following.
Special excursion fares oil Sept. 5, tl,
and 7. Good for return Sept 9th.
5450-9-3MElii.
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l ll llillullllllg
 
Mns. oANiE|; M¢DoNAl.o.
ter nn- illness of several weeks dura-
tion, there pllased peacefully to llcr
eternal rest and reward, Annie Mc-
Leod, widow or the into Daniel lvic-
Donuld, at the age of 67 years. The
late Mrs. McDonald was a woman of
a very kilid and affectionate disposi-
tion, highly cs-tecmfed by all who
MRS. FREDERICK McKAY.
. g .
kindness and hospitality. The P. 0
greeting.
highly csteelncii for her iiilc Chris
tion spirit and genial disposition
years, and for the inet yenr was hcl
ridden. She is survive-ll lly her llll
of 87 yours, and by nn only dlluigh
ter, Cassie, who lovi'n,;ly und fllltli
was largely attended, wits conliuctc
ilnil the iiltcrrviont. ivlis in tile ceilie
tory close to her home.
tho Lord."
AEFIOPLANE AT ANTWERP.
LONDON, Supl. 2.-- A llvivllililf
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Uhilllren.
lin Kind You llava Always lllluglli
Bears the  ‘
ilgnatnra oi' _ AU
Navigaiion__Co., lid.
uno, the
STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
uno Cbnrlotuoown lor Picton, N.
ova Scotia.
BTEAMER EXPRESS
Leaves Bnmmorsldo for Point.-dll
G1 £7 P
llorlottls wn and Tignioh. Connec-
onl mode at Point-du-Chsno for all
olnto in Oonadn and tho United
MMI.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
noriottotown, llay Mtn, 1914.
BLS-D-1 MII. '
I\'I5~5-Bllltl.
At Charlottetown, Jilly 28th., nf-
knew her. Slie had lived in Charlotte-
town for 5 number ol years. She
leaves to mourn the loss of a loving
sister. 4 brothers, Norman, Donald. Jilo
lt., and Angus McLeod, residing in
Brookfield, and two sisters, Mrs. Ellie
ilicl.-cod, Brookfield and Mrs. Wnl.
lliclleod, Vancouver. The funeral aer-
I- vice, conducted by the Rev. J. H.
Mcliettie, was held at the home of
3 her brother, John It. McLeod, ilroolt-
s field, and was largely attended. In-
0 terlilent was in the family plot in
9 the Presbyterian cenletory, Hartsviilo.
Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.
» MEtf.
'l`llcro passed away at Midgell, al-
ter a long illness, an aged Christian
lndy, in the person of Mrs. Frederic
MacKay. 'i‘iie,ileccasell, whose llluiileil
ifanlo was Miss llowatt, ufas born
in Tryon, about 82 ycnrs ago, but
lived for about bali a century in
'l/iid ell Her homo was noted for
having been in it for lnnny years,
drew young and old thereto, whcro
they were always ri..et: with il kindly
Tile deceased possessed splendid
qualities of lilind and hailrt, and was
She was nn invnlid for ovcr two
1.
A'
bnnd, who has reached thc ripe age
flilly cared for he-r mother llurili»_
-~TonoNTo fees
` Fon sAi.E. -011.- nflll-""',»`;ln l`l"~l'§{~I:TT,
.\pplj. in .lllllll .\. Slilwllrl, Scliltlillurl,
l i /H* lliniil '
’ EXHIBITION I  
her long illness. The funeral, whicl
d
by her pllstor, Rev. J. M.. .\lncl.coil,
“Blessed urc thc dead who die in ,
li
says another Zcppcllil flew over Allt-   ;~,,.k_.,., ,,,, 5_1,” _\,,,,_-l-,h,,,
werp' ’ filii, iu.'|u.slve. :iilil Si-pi. '_’llli. ,
l
 
Charlottetown Steam
commencing llorlloy the ln. oi
., Daily, (except Sunday) ni. 8.20
'cloak o. nl., leaving Picton on ro-
rn about 4.00 p. in. Connections
Ado nt Picton for all points in
hens, N. B., Daily (except Sunday)
bout 10 o’oloek a. m., leaving Point,
u-Oliono on return about 4.80 p.m.,
noctln with ox ron trains for
Coiiipany As
Your Executor?
_Because the making of
Wills, the handling of Trust
Funds and the Administra-
tlon_ of Estates is the special
business of the Company.
Because the Company
does not die as an indivi~
dual, thereby placing in
Jeopardy the interests of the
beneficiaries. .
Because the Company has
such knowledge ot proper
_investments for Trust Funds
as to secure the maximum
return to the Estate. ,
Because the Company
having thelime and exper-
ience will close your Estate
according to the last detai
in the Will.
You owe it to your family
to leave your affairs under
competent management.
Dominion Trust
Company
'lbs Perpetual Trustee
ADVISORY BOARD
W. li. Aitken,
Hon. Cline. Dalton,
Frank Il.. Heurtz.
ll. M. Davison -_
MANAGER.. 
lllllrl-in 'Block-C linrlctteiown.
5160-8-29f\lsttZli
Plant Line
The S.S. Evangeline sails from
Charlottetown for Boston via
Hawkesbury and Halifax Fridays
at noon. Returningleaves Boston
uesdays. For further informa-
tion apply to
JAS. CARRAGIIER,
_Agent
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line
Change in Schedule, Increased
Service.
Leaves Si. lohn Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at 9.00 s. m. for Lubcc, Easlport, Poli
and and Boston. Retuming,lelwcs Central Wharf
Boston, 9.00 n. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Portland, llinslport, Lubes and St.
Iohn. DIRECT SERVICE betv'CcnSt. John and
Boston.
MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE
Direct service between Portland and New Yorl
i.¢I.vc| Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays ai 6 30 p. m. for New
York. Day trips leaving Puilland lit 10.140 A. M
' lor New York. Lenvell St. lllhll 7 l‘. M. Atlnlilic
time all Tuesdays. Fridays and Saturdays hir
liostuu direct.
St. John. Tickci Office, (7 Kina: St.
L. R. THOMPSON. T. F. & P. A
A E. FleinrniS
 -
l- 'li-» .,
EK) URSION FARES
From Cli’town -
  [Going 3-ll~pli~llll.,l'r filrl, Till, Zltli 9
' l and llllll. `
21  Going »\'epti‘mbcr lst, ith anil ‘
$ ' I lilh.
All 'licliafl Good io Leave Toronto `
Why Appoint This l
For Sale
2 pairs Newfoundland
,Silver Black Foxes, these
may be inspected at our
Sales Ranch.
FOX CC.,
Phone 455
._ -f S.
A few pairs of Patch and Cross foxes. We also
handle Mink, Marten and Fisher.
NOW is the time to buy _your stock. Call and
see us before buying. 'Full information re Rauch
building and Ranching given to customers. .
Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK
LIMITED.
The Farm Stock fd’ F ox
Exchange of P. E. I.
I Head Office 36 Queen St. Cbnrliiitcto wil
r. U, lion.-1 l
1 l ' W ._ 'T T*“"_" 'T "-__
Tv only-tivo :onio-
gz;-.;e; ;;;-jg; j:_;,;_ ._-_-_-_-_-_'_-_=,-_-v _-_'_-_-Y -_-_-_ L-_-_ _-_*_ C-_-,-_-..-_ _-_»_~_._»_ ...
GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
Ono cent per word Iirsf inusrtio i in this colum. lull _conf por wore
each continuation. Coll: null accompany order. Minimum clllujo Q
_ l
»_-.mg
~¢¢~.»v<4~
Seplembl r l5lh, l9I4
HOWARD. D P.A.,C.P.R..St. ]oh|l.N.B.
'Clin Waller. lncnl nlrcnt Dominion Express
‘ ` Cn. Buildinxl Cu.-en St.
.1-_~ ..._
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`n_.¢i
‘ THE FURNESS I
LINERS
Pmeiigers Frei gilt
The only stslmslllp line Giving n regu-
lar ALL THF! YEAR lltlllnn sclvlci-
bolwceri llnllilnnllondon. Liverpool and
bl. Jol\n's, Nfld.
lfastcst freight ilhins in Canadian sor-
vice. having limited accommodation for
- few passengers.
The H. H. "Dl(l|lY" pe-rformsa miinillly
passenger service between llalifnx. N
John's, fld., imd Liverpool. Next ealili n
about Hopi. I9.
Fumess.WitI\y & Co,Ltd.
General Agents
Allan Line,Manchester Line
Halifax.
if
AGENTS W4~If=>-.s
iicil selling our l’vcl‘lcss Slilles ol
l’cr.~:oiltll Grt-etiilg (lords lluriilg your
spare Lillie. 'l‘eil dollilrs lo tlvi.-illy
llollilrs pei' week easily ezil‘lli~ll ill
llitlf nn hour each eveilillg. Our
cards are the clleilpest llild best
selling oil the iliarket. llilok free.
\’\'rile, 'l`oi'ollio Grcctilli: t`;irll t`il.
529 Pape Avelliiil, 'i`lll‘olll,o.
52326-il-Z.\llli.
/§EE`é/il\T/IDA" EAoEn"'Fol=i"'rHE
gre-lllcsl selling lloillt ill ;:i‘iil\l':li.iil1l
"lVlolli‘rll lillrilpvz t‘ii\i:-ies illltl ls-
sues ol' tile Glu-ill. \Vi\i'." 'l`llrillill;:
illustnltiolls. llow prime. ill-st
terms. l~l.\lr:lril'lliliilr_v lliollev illilk-
ing oppllrtullity. Splolltiiil :niillple
book frcc. Willstoil Vo., l.illlll.l-ll,
'l`oi‘tllllo. 5235-9-HAI-ii.
noannras wan i all g
EKN"TaccoiviivlooAr's Foun noAa-
ders ill privlllo izilllliy. Appl? iS
llziyilelti St. _ 51:11-ll-ilillll.
§TuDl.=.NTs cAN`sE'AccomlvlonAi.
ell :it fill Kiill; tilrvlii. SLEII4-S-ill-iliili pil
A"l?'Ew" so'AnoEn's"c'AN` se Ac-
coiiliiluilziteil ut Z9 liillg Sllilnw.
5197 S ill ill-il
young iilen preferred.
5202 S Illvl
`oN'E'*\i'c'>U‘|iG`“"L'Ab\7’ STUDENT
can be nccoiilllioiliitcil :it 115 Wey-
innuill Si. 5185-S-29lll7§ip<l.
 
ran ua nairiwagnrsp
WANTED.--At llilifu ii girl lur |.°;e-ilurzil
Iioil.~l<-\vlll'li. Gtlotl \\':igt-s, Nil wilsli-
illg. Apply 57 (li'zii`loii Sl, 52-15-9-Ziilili
WANTED-olR'l_"'Foi=i GENERAL
ililllsewilrk. Apply to S0, l`ppl‘r
l’l‘iil<‘o St. 9~l1\'lil`_-
wAN'i`i<:r- ‘ ll'r'i<w\l.cor\woo1l i-ios.
p.'»,.,;l young women for wllrd work.
IVI30-7f2lillitI.
Wi\l~l‘rEn"A'rToNcE |v|Alo Fon
gvlierzll llllilse\\'lll'li. Slllnll fillllily
Apply 81 lfppvl' i’rilli:i~. _
5154 S ES llilii
"LADIES WANTED TO DO EASY,
plezlsaill, <~lllorill_l.: work :li llllllw.
(‘illl illzilcfe $15 to $120 ivlii-lily. idx-
pl-i'iclil>\\ illlill-l-l=sfl:ll'_\', lll> mlilvillsla-
illg. Nallioiinl llol-l»l‘;llill',: t‘<l., ill-pt.
N. 09 Alllflziilie Sl. ilust 'l`orlllll<l,
ulli. .'.ll.\‘!l-.v-::'..\l.'»;‘.i.
kill-ins Nlinsids, .unlllc ANI) l<‘l-:-
lilnle, \\':lutc|l ut thc 'l`iliillt1ln Stiltc
liospltlll lrniiiinp Scilool for Nurs-
es. For p:li'ticlil.'il’a, il4liil'eei-l Iir.
Artllllr V. Goss, Sllpt., 'llllzntoll
-\'t.:li.o llusllltill, 'l`illli:t<\il l\‘l:llln.
‘.5‘_’Sli='»-‘.ll\itf.
€6l'.lL`EGE'sTU6EN1`*s' `cl\N 'BE Ac-
uoillolliltvll :lt 1221 lfitzrlly Stri~.;~t,
i
‘J
l<‘(lil SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP-
tiong. Apply Ilox 170, city.
3385-7~10Mtf¢
AGTENTS WANTED-Mliilcyvilsilueilr- -- - --A-LEl_§-émég-»Y~OU-N»G SIL;
FOR S
vcr black foxes. Cialis  pedi-
grt-.0. (Il'zi\vi`ol‘d Iluyrleil, Si. Pu-
tvr`s, ll. E. l. l'>l?ll-H-‘.'~fin20ip<i
l-`Uli SALIC.-50 pairs young ranch
bred Blink, 5 sllllrcs in 191-i divi-
dend iox company. Silver black
and patch foxes. T. Gordon Ives,
Iliioiitaiziie l’. E. I. 7-Zl‘.lliEC[.
DESIRABLE .DWELLING .HOUSE
for sale. No. lil lfppvi' iiilll~i!»iiro:i,cli
rsirvei; lot, 50 i`l-et by T7 feel, sew-
zilutligv, glioil i'l-pitir. Apply to (lull-
ilet & llwsznril, Solil-iirlrs.
.'»iIlll-l\'-2Tl\l2wks.
li`()ll S.»’\ilI'l ().\Il'] I’/\ilt OF ALASKA
Silver Foxes proved hi'el:dci's, had
five pups this season. Also two
pllirs of the yrlllllu, llorii on the
island. Apply “Foxlllnn” cnrc ui
Glinrrliari. 3Ta'lii-7-Jiillltf.
l.0S'l‘
l_os'r'-es'rwEEN'Pnlll<Tl=_`sl-.Aim
l _\'l-w llzlveli ii gl‘iltl<~lll:ili's rliillcont.
l"Iilill‘i' pil.-liste lL~;l\'ei ill. .lvilltilis A:
sou, '..-I:‘.;cl-iv.. 2'-l5f;-fl-2iiill‘.'i.
M 1l,E \llF.l,l’W»i N`l`f"D
WANTED.-fl ill-ll lla;-`=ll`iliFollEl-ll
lion-1. 5:-is-sl-2 ill 5 l
MlSCl'§I.l,ANf.0U’~
i°oli'|'|i.\l'i"sT"1>li<>'i‘6S"lKiZi@'i
zlll sizes, l.‘r:lj.'lls, lhlstcls and Oilels
(‘oil\'¢‘>: l’orlrilil:; and frllllies :L
spl-<-iiilly, li-ix2l) riiisl-il lzluf-‘s 50
1-ls.) i~`. Yrluiig, 72 i'ppl‘r Qiicl-ll St.,
(‘ll:ii'lillll-lrl\\'li. v'»lJl7-.\I-lllillllilio.
MEN iN Eviznl/'TOWN AND vii_-
Izigl: lil lll~illllilsll':lll\ l’i'illlu.\‘ \\'ii>li-
less (lil Stove. Models for l-:ill-lien;
vilillp, yzllllls. lllg roilllllinsiolls.
ll. I5. ll:iill>_\', l"1‘ll<ill'il~lilll, N. li.
.'llli5l-S-2!ll'\1Ti|lLI.
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TFACIIERS WANTFZD
T|`z}i`6`H"il:'n 'WANTED.-'Ail»llll'lf"i~r§i3`E
blvllllol, ,\'l>_ X7. Sllppll,-illi-llt $120.00.
Alvx. .\. \\`llllil, Sill-'_‘,'.
l .'»1.’lll-ll-‘_’T\IiIiI~IlI.
l\'lF"l`Y 'l‘l'IAi‘.lll'llll\' liELlllIRED FOR
rllrlll elclioola coiiiiiieiicing during
Ailniist. Sillzlrics, Second Class l.i<
ct-line $720 to $780 llcr uilllulll;
lfirilt f'-lzlss License $780 to $900,
Full pilltirlllilrs ezlrli pol-iition sup-
plied, Apply stating qilzlliiicntions
in full lil l`lliill<1iliil ’l`c:i0llcrs’ A-
yclill-y, llcgillll, for Sllskatchowiln
ri-ilnllla; 212'. llcrveillgc lilnck, Clil-
l:'l), iflr Allll~i‘l:i. pilsiitioiln, nilil
1870 (`<»llllll ilrlvl-, Yllilcoiivnr, itll'
ilppcilll.llli'llta ill Ii. C.
4029-8-l1lVllM.
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Apply Gil Ihlyliielll i~`.t.
nznl-el-zi\ill\~l<.
l<`f)l't liAl.l'.'.- i"Alfl\I UF lilfl i\(,`lll-TH
wr-ll wiltt-red w itll buildings ill
good rllrnir, situated at North
liivcr short distliilcn from ferry
For pnl-tirillnrs apply to F. A
Hall ut Plllllir. Works ofilce, Char
lCt.i.nLown_ or on pronllses
3077-fi-22llItI.
nw sii/lui-is 'llilslillliilw " l<o.\‘
stock nl. 90 iiivlulliill: 191-l <il\'i<ll~llll
also one pall' (Tiuss A foxes, pups of
Gordon ulld llllltxlll striliil at
12,250. Mother of these pups is
lilollier nf Sir (‘linrles ililil llotll
were tillrvllnsir-.il from lllr. lllllloil
ily iiiidersigiloil in 1911. Apply 1".
B. Armour, care of (llinrdillll.
l'»l08»24M'.Zw.
i»T6'UsE`"ANb l.o1"Fon SALE. 113
Upper l’rill<'n Street, with vzlvililt
lot niijoiiiiilg; desirable property;
tn bo solll nt l‘ubllu Auction on
premises on 'I`llilrsllny. Sept. 10th,
1914, nt _twelve 0'(-.lm-k, noon. ln-
spentinn invinteil. For further plir-
tioularn apply to Gaudet & llns-
zurd. Solicitors.
5135-S»26llil2l
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T0 l.l'lT
ITO LET.-Ilullv ml `\\`i‘)'illii\iill Si.
I ll-.~|<-;`:i illi|ll':»\l-||l<~llil: alllll liviltiail
, 'lllzllr in \\'. lf. l:-_»l,ill>l. mil;-i>~:ill::i
TO LET, IN l)i"l`fllli<]ll. l"iilti\'lSlll<Jl)
; 1'-n\l:|: fill' lllll:>l'l.v»l'lliil;:. Apply at
| llllliilllivlz :'lt&.\§-!l~l.\liiip(l.
‘TO LET.-.\ l;l~li'<~ rllillzliililliz five
, ill; l.l.= alilll iipp<.>!‘ :~'lllrj\'. l*ll;l<‘ll hulls*
; :iilll llilrll. :llsll illi :ll‘l‘l~_a of Illlld
l_ill the l`il'stll|` .\'0\'l‘iilIli‘r 1915.
i'r‘\'i;l~;l<~ of .~'llf~l»-iilif \>l:il'i\ lliilzks,
lillll ulllt-l' llli`li::; |.Zi~ll.l trout
:iilil rlillvr i`l.<llill;; ill-Jir, The
llllllvv |ll:l_\' llll l:lk<~il s<<p:\l‘:\tl'ly or
iill iillivilivr or lllr :"l<lrll~l‘ time CS
ill:\_\' suit pzlriil-l=. |’l-lslllis Irl:sp:l.s:'.-
ini: ill' :=il'i3‘lill_f: ml :lllllvv propl‘l'i.j.
wil Ill- }li‘l\;al‘i~llf<~ll. .»\|.~u> for szllc
illljolilillrt lilvllvll pl'l\p.~ri_\', 50 nero:
iliiiil, lil <-l<il;i‘l-ll, l`:'<lill.ilig on ll'_l‘
tllllf nf St. l.il\v.-vlll-li crzilililllinrz the
only izoml silo lllr lolistllr ii‘.c'.Oi`}'
llulwt-t-ll (‘ll>u'iinlpil\ llilrllor null
I.l~:i\'ili`s i:l<-tory. ’l`ll<\ above Izlriu
lips mini of lllliorlml IFF: !l\llci:.
l .l.\.\l|'IS l.AltKlN, Al.IlF3il'l`0N.
5342>-:I-2 nl3i pil
 
WANTED
Poslrlon wAN1'Eo.-A mill sinlnly
, ninil wullts poslliml as illgllt wlllrll-
lllzlli in ii fox rlillrll. nlltlress (`llnr|c-is
Fizzcl, Gcilerxil lleiivery. Georgetown.
5151-8-2 m30ptl
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iiildils ALLAN LINE ll‘ililii"“
3 Saiiinlts Weekly,
via St. Lawrence
From T0 LIVERPOOL
Montreal..Vicvnrinn......Ailq. 4 Sept. l
0iiebo¢:....Cnlgsrisn..... .A\iil. iii Sem i0
\|m'ltrenl..Tunlsinn...... Alla. 18 ‘cpu in
Queboc....Alurlnn.......Aust17 Sepl.24
TO HAVRE
From T0 GLASGOW
llontn-sl..Scsndin\viui... Aus. 8 Sept 5
Monlrenlnllapcrlxn  Aug. 15 #cpl i2
\|nnrreal..Corsicnn..... _ Aim. ‘)')`.Sepl l‘i
Ilontrenl. .Grampian ..... . . Aug 29 Sepllfi "
& IDNDON
~»-f-"’*""
ms," »-'5 9 °\ _
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R ‘\
From Montreal. Ionian   Aug. iS Sept. 20
" Monlreal..Cnrinthl|n..  Auu. 23 Sept. 27
" Mnntrrnl..Sil-ilian ..  Stpl. 6 Oct. ll
" Ml.n\rel\\.,Scnulln. , ._ St-pl.. 13 (lol, is
T I For Reservations. Tickets. Etr.. Apply local Offices or Agencies
W. K. ROGERS, City H. & A. ALLAN, Montrail
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