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are centered in these tires.
Goodyear Motorcycle Tircs are mrtdc \vith rt dolIble~thick, anti-skid
tread. Mads to hold the leadership they linve \von. And they cost
no more than other standard makes.
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| III0UNr ALLIsoN UNIVERSITY l
Annual Session 1914-15 ope_ns__§at. Seiitember lg.
` Many Schoiarsitips and Prizes are offered - . --»~
= For information regarding Courses of Studies, Degrees, =-~. -_
Scholarships, Prizes, Affiliated Relations, Expenses, etc., ..._ .,, -
SEND FOR CALENDAR.
incoming Students wishing Residential Accommodation
_ ,. -for which MOUNT ALLISON Is .IusTI..Y FAMOUS-
should give earliest possible notice.
Courses in Addre”
AI-as; science REV. s.c. BORDEN, o.o., PRESIDENT,
and Theology. SACKVILLE, N.B.
noUN_l__iLLIsoN LAnIIssj_____coLLI;_gg
FIRST TERMS .BEGLNS SEPTEMBER 8
itghglarldest Residential Lau- It gives SchoiarshTps to_-worthy
ics College in Canada. Sf-Ud¢11¢5-
A. li. McKay, J. R. Dinnis, Miller Ma~ B
Father McLcllan’s invitation the whole
morning next at 10 o'clock, in the
works at Carleton, lost his life. The S
ino Sumnicrside, and when inside
the Black Buoy, at the entrance to
the harbor. the tow line in some way
became caught on the corner of the
scow. The deceased released it with
caught the young man throwing him
overboard. Every effort was made to
cccdedto Sunimerside where the ac- 3
cldent wns reported. ond Mr. Miller, e
head of the contracting firm, remain-
tions. The search was continued all
tiny to-day but without success. Search
favorably known for their kiIid_lIo_s__
pltality. 'l‘heiI' beautiful grounds be-
n tv and the happy guests mingling in
and out, made n most lovely time. 'Flu
Mrs, Davis and daughter, ol' Califoi' li
Georgetown) and Mr. Henry Mc :i
liztren, of (ialgary,Alta., Among the :r
guests was Prof. Norton, of Drnk( ii
Annie Young, missionary in india and-l o
Ceylon, and hor cousins, Misser o
Graco, Edna and Mabel Smith, ol c
friends and relatives. The evening it
Mr. Henry McLaren is a son ot' Mr. I
mul Mrs. Lemuel McLaren, ol J
Brmlcnell and is home on u short a
visit to his pttrents.
b
Arts and Sciences Applitd ll
Degrees
B. A., B. SC., B. Th.. M. A.. and cer-
Dlvlsion was as usual most interesting.
FUNERAL yE5'rEp|pAY,_. The After the initiation of four new mem-
funeral of the late Mr. Robert E ber!
Longworth took place from his home vacanclee,lli0 G00<l 0! the 01"d0i‘ l11'0-
in East Royalty yesterdayat 3 p. m. .sr _
to Sherwood Cemetery and was iargo» bush SIIVBJH1 11900111” 0! |118 ¢Xl101'i-I
ly attended. The pnll-bearers were: ences 011 the mainland. especially in
Messrs. C. C. Gardiner, Frank I-ieartz, .Halifax ill War times, and recounted
MONDAY. Friday nigbt's meeting oi Victoria
I
am
thieson and John Andi-gwg, Rev, T. Jas. Brodie reported as a delegate to
W, Murphy Qlllclalely the National Division which met at
.___ ` Rhode Island U. S. speaking in detail
WEDDING . BELLS.-The Pictou ot the proceedings, of which was the
Advocate says:-Two ,young people lar!
well known in the`West Branch dis- held 101’ 1118113’ YHUB- The G. W- P.
trict were quietly married Wednesday Brother L. P. Tanton gave IL full ac-
morning by Rev. Mr, Archibald, Mr. count ot the meeting oi the Grand
walter D_ Mcxenzlg, gon of Mr, Wm. Division at Hartsvilie, showing steady
Mglqenzle, Loglmvllle, was the gmomg- progress and increase of membership.
man who claimed ior his bride Miss The W- P- B1`0ll1€1' A11d1‘0W MCNal1‘.
llelen Isobel Murray, daughter of Mr. made one ot the pleasant addresses
Jno. K. Murray, of West Branch. Mr. oi' welcome to U10 1161*# 111011111611. and
and Mrs. _McKenzie are spending a of compliment and encouragement nt
brief honeymoon on p, E, Island, the interested manifested by all our
members in Division work.
THE |_A1-E p0pE___yeB¢e;-day in The fact that one oliicer's chair und
me pl-0.Call1edml_ Rev_ Father J_ (,‘,_ .live other seats were vacant, caused
McLellan, parish priest, made refer- by Six Of 01l1‘ P|\10k_Y 111011111815 V0l1lll-
enecte the death or the late Pentifr teerins. some for Sydney “nd some
plus_X_ H0 eloquently l-evlewell the. for overseas service, was a subject,
llfe and great work of the 253111 gnc. for serious comment, showing how for
censor to st. Peter, who, he said, had reaching the War plague is. The fol-
worlhlly lllled his supremely lmpm-l. lowing resolution was unanimously
ont and sacred oillce. Afterwards, on l1d0D¢€ll DY ll 511311111118 V0t€1-
gong,-egatlon knelt ln sneclul prayer sion members have volunteered and
ior his late. Holiness. On Thursday left 01"' Bh°1`°9 £0 10m in defellce-
Pre-cetheami e Pentineai High Mess Of. and 1° fight 01" C0\111ify’= 1130108;
of Requlem wlll be celebrated for the our admiration of their courage and
repose of the laleyope plus_ loyalty, commending them to tho Dl-
vine Fathers gracious guldanco and
.___ protection, with this fervent prayer.
that He will lead them, with uncloudeil
SUMMERSIDE' Aug- 23~_A sad “C” minds and courageous hearts to win
cident occurred in Summersldc Har- places of lwlwm- amongst Brllaln-i
P01" 011 SB~¢“1°d*1Y Cifenlug last when valiant and victorious heroes, ant
William H°W9~tt» *med 18 Years' °,f st- that I-ie will restore them in safety
J°h“» lm 9mPl°Ye0 Un the “‘""l0"1`y to their homes, conscious in the as-
Ulgi J- 0- Gram was wwlng 8- 500W well and faithfully performed."
_ Morwcnnn, which sailed last evening
5 handBDxke‘ In rewmng the mm from Charlottetown for St. John’s,
Newfoundland vlo.'Sydney. N. S., had
save him but ln vain The tug pta on board a large und various cargo,
ed to superlmend searching opm_a_ _Cn deck there were 50 head of cattle,
Wm be rosumeu tqimon_Ow_ 0 GAZETTED.-In Saturdays issue
_ ` militia nnnouncenieiits is that as to
the confirmation in rank of Llcut. i(.
ENJOYABLE TiME.- On Fri- ,S.
tiny evening last it very enjoyable time Canadian Signalling Corps, the ap
was spent at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. pointment dating from July 3rd, and
John A. Gordon, wiio ure woll ami also the announcement of thc promo-
ti
A
ing just at the height of their bounty tain, vice Capt. M. A. Shaw, resigned. _
ti
pnrty was given in honor of Mrs Samuel Nicholson, a. native of Dundas,
(‘lIateI'. of 1-‘nris and ilondon, and l’. E. i.. died very suddenly in his horin
nia (sisters oi’ Mr. E. B. McLaren, oi The remains were tnken to the islam:
University, and Mrs. Norton. and Misi it Dundas on Saturday iiioriiiIig,'w'z§'r" V
was very pleasantly spent and a bonu There were many beautiful [lorn
Uflll £11519 Was SD1‘6&d bi’ the hostess. tributes. Tho Ilocenscd, who was only
O ' `
improvement in the lighting of thc
 1 Provincial Building is being carried
out. Formerly only partially lighted
ACADIA UNIVERSITY thie bliilt_iin_i_: iil_ now to be entirely eicc
, tr col y lg tc . The work is well ad
wo"-v"‘|'Ef NW* s°°"* vanced. The improvement tho change
Deplrlmmll effects is already apparent. Somt
handsome lamps not only brilllnntiv
5- _ -nl l clded ornament in the general up
um" N “li poarnticc. The Provincial Dept. of Pub
lic Works, which looks nfter tile innin-
tcniinco of Provincial buildings nnd Il
and installation oi oltlcers to ilil
mes iollowed. Brother S. F. Tar-
ome exciting 3 -5 experiences, Brother
est. and most progressive session
"Whereas six of our Victoria Divi-
"itcsolved, that this Division express
uranco of duty to King und Country
TUESDAY.
THE MORWENNA.-The S. S.
onsisting principally of 2,000 bags of
cts, 50 boxes of cheese, 50 crises of
ggs and 400 packages of vegetables.
horses and 50 sheep.
i’ the Canada Gazette, among the
Rogers, (Charlottetown) of tht
op oi _L_ie11t- J. Mciliillnn, oi' thef-
liegweit Light liil`:Lntry, to he (Yap
FURTHER PARTICULARS.- Dr
I Bradfortl iiiassncliusetts. last week
ccompanied by tho widow of the de
! ‘  -- -_-._
Sensible Economies'
are "getting more than usual consideration in these troubled times,
even from those who have hitherto spent freely. The steady toll of
the barber shop is noticed now - and stopped - and more men every
day are shaving themselves at home with the `
  ILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR
To their surprise they find, in the Gillette Safety Razor habit,
other things even more important than economy.
It saves many valuable minutes a day-sends them to business
clean and refreshed, with toilets completed - and enables them to
enjoy anytime, anywhere, a shave as smooth and comfortable as the
best barber could give them.
The Gillette Safety Razor eliminates honingfstropping and
fussing, as well as the need of skill or practice. You just pick it up
and shave with solid comfort the first time you try.
Cut out the waste oi time and money! Get a
Gillette and enjoy economizing! Standard Sets
cost $5.00-Pocket Editions $5.00 to $6.00-
Combination Sets $5.50 up. At Drug, Hardware
and Jewelry Stores.
_ GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED
office ¢m.1i=‘..¢h»y.-_'rIII-: New aILLmI: BUILDING, MoN11n=.iL.
~~:-€;+f(53fifi§ii€?-if-e+.~;>» 35  _¢Gii-ie_-I¢{g>,- »
,...,,,.,, ".1  ...'f -‘ wants evil " annum ins  - reuse svn
7 l li
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casedaiul it member of the Masonit
ody. The funeral, which was hci¢i`
ne of the largest soeii in that ,section
l’ the country. The services wort
ondncted by Rev. M. N. Mcilcod, ns ‘
(YIHCIIKO, lil.. besides a number ol sistcd by Rev. Mr. Mcintosh of Sonrl: 1
nd itev. Mr. Rand ot' East Point '
ity years of age, was at sou ot Mr.
ohn Nicholsoirand iezivcs ii widon I
nd one child to mourn.
IMPROVED LIGHTING.-A great ‘
-»~» __,.-_ _ -fe . 1-`_.
y electricity and principally by gas.
gilt the long corridors. but are ti de
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It Is -e heaithfni town; it has =P¢-
eialists for teachers-
lt olfern Lltenary Courses. MUS|C
Courses. 0v‘i1l°1`¥ C°“"9°5'
its aim is True Education, not
surface culture.
Its popularity is undoubted; its
attendance ia steadily ln-
creaslng. .
its standards are of the highest:
Household Courses, Fine its students are Its best ad-
Arts Courses.
vertisement.
II II hte
nav G M cA'inrI§LI,aI(z:E|f."¢blb.?'l=:1‘lb<>cIal’/i)L ~ SAC"-V"-'-5 "-5-
MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY
I S Iai or Matriculation Course leading
Offers a genera . toPl;f_°_Co"cge of Arm _
Engineering, Medicine, etc. Comfortable Residence,
Mt. Allison Commercial College
l 3 | Shorthand and Typewriting
Offers a _course n u;en_l:_:_t;,m________ em _ __ _I ____
STRONG STAFF OF EXPERlENCED__TEACHERS.
First Terms begins September 7
.I NI PALMER IvI.A.., I.I.., o., PmNcIPAI., ...sAcI<vII_I.E, N.E._
cAI_ENoAR sEN1' oN REQUEST.
8-26ws ME3 wk!-
mi _ - '
s1'. IvIAneAI=tE1"s _coLI.EoE
_ 1" ORONTC “ '°
ziwriai. Ano nav sol-|o0_l_. FUR 01111-I
‘ "'35-'3~~ I-.,';=.:.:-.';.2.=:'.s:..'.°.f:f'.°.:'.» l.‘=r'»i'»»»~»°“ "““"' "
icansmc course. frm Pf°i»"'°ff *° "““'°“"’ “°"'°""°"""'
First Year Work-
_ . . - amines rirvsicu. nnocssnnsi -
“llmfv Qfggfniifre sen, néekey, swimming ms.
..:.....°|,,¢| Rgepens September Oth. 1914
__ _ who tu rmsntu un-lu "___ M-“_
 leml. *M1411* "'“ "' I' '
Headmaster?
M
tificates in Engineering admittingto
third year in cst tec nical schools.
First ycar_In Medicine, Law and
Theology given as electives in Arts
CDUFSC.
Equipment
Largest undergraduate faculty in
Maritime Provinces. Three new and
splendidly equipped Scienc : l. uildini; s.
Expenses
Expenses liaht. and over $1000 given
in prizes and Scholarships yearly.
' Send for calendar to .
GEORGE B. CUTIIIN, 1
D. D , Ph D., President
ACADIA LADIES' SEMINARY
woirviits, -’ Nm semi.
A High Grade Residential School
The Aim---To Prepare Girls nnd Young
Women for Complete Living.
'Ihe Course---Twelve, including College
Preparatory. Music. Arts. Orslory
Household Science, Business.
The Faculty-~-Tweety-two Teachers of
Fine Pc“sona|ily and Special Training
for the Work.
The Equipment---First Class in every re-
spcct.
The Location---Evangeline Land.
The Expense---Very Moderate. Fn m
8185 up, according to course sclccteo.
in’o_rmatlon---Write ior Illustrated Book
0
llev.l.T.DeW0|.l`l, D,D. Principal
Next Term begins Sept . 2nd l9i4.
 
Acadia Collegiate and
Business _Academy
IOLYVILLE, - Nova Seoils
ami nut
v* “°tl"°"'l.ll..°°"°°J..l.‘llf..l’°I.i..'..i.'l.‘l
Four Diploma Courses Oiisrea.
Science. Engineering. Medicine. etc.
g,_1‘he  Course. _
3.-»-Manual Traininslwood and iron).
|.~-Business Courses. _
Necessary E HOOM lnciudln
,-5.‘a~i,I'.,;t:‘.,.lII'._;;"°?§Il.:'..ii_i'.'ai’;:..'“l
` -ir. I.. sacaisIu.n.rI».s.. -
wsimii. _ _._ nmsmii
' ' 1'2"' neeiileneeti t-eschera. and a very
 sueoeglul record of over It years.
LEG - i
~ |_...Uf||v¢|»¢|ty Mstricuiatlon. in Arts.
TURDIITU
Uuflllu
property, is to be commended upon
the lighting improvement that is bc-
ing made in this building.
Fox 'coMPANIEs.-At the Inst
meeting of the Executive Council.
supplementary letters potent wen
granted ior the increase oi’ the cnpi
ml stock ot' the “itoynl Illcek Sllvei
Fox Co., Ltd.," from $240,000 to $500.
000, and of “Tho Royal Sliver Block
i<‘0X C0., Ltd.," from $25,000 to $1.95,-
000. Letters were granted Iit the snmf
meeting for tho incorporation of the
"Kinsmore Silver Black and Hatch
Fox (‘.o., Ltd.," with its head oillce at
Charlottetown and it capital stock o'
5550.000. nnd tho “Siruriicrn-(lonnnnvl-'
Black Fox Co., Ltd.," with a capital
stock of $75,000, and its head oiilce in
Summersldc. Another new fox con.
puny is in process oi formation in
Summerside. it is to be coiled thc
"Interprovincinl Silver Iliack Fox Co..
Ltd.," is to have ti capital stock of
$125,000, divided into 5,000 shares oi'
the value oi $25 ouch. The hcnd oi
flee of the company will be located in
Summcrslde.
 
lla|hIIusieUniveIsily
HALIFA X, Nova Scotia.
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCI
iN Ni-iw nuIr.niN<as Nr s'runI.I~:v
Courses leading to drsgrees li
Arls.,_3¢ienite, Music. Pharmacy
Two year course in lngineerlng
MaeKZNZll BURSARY.
U00. comlisted for at Matiicnis
, tion exam nations in September
Twelve |5000 Scholarships ta
nominees ot I-iigli~B\sboois No:
mlnatlon every second ynsr tt
llhodu . Scholarship. £3 0 an
nually for three years; and ir
nlternate earetollll Inhibition
Seiencs Research Scholarship,
£150 annually ior two or three
years. _
Three year course.
FACULTY or MEDICINE.
UACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
Foul* y___g_'\1-_tirriirlje--, ____ _ ___
. d dt \ ties ne
2Z'»i'$I.§§'IslI.. sill ull' Ah?-. The iii- If... iii"
Silver Foxes and Furs Limited
Head Oiiice
CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA
Authorized Capital $300-000
Divided into _ _ _
25 p. c. Preferred stock having' first cla_1m
on each year’s earnings for the next five
years for ayments of dividends $210.000
Common gtock 90.1100
$30o.00u
ncuirrr or Luv. "
l-‘ive year course. ,J
Séniernbe 29th For calendars and informition -
apply in the Setretnry oi .hc I acuity In quest on.
I
The essence of good judgment when investing in the Silver Fox In-
dustry is low Capitalization per pair for high grade Class A animals.
The dividend security of the 25 p. c. Preferred Shares of Silver Foxes
and F urs Ltd is on the very low basis of Capitalization of only $14,000 per pair
and the parents of their fifteen pairs of animals are without a single exception
all registered iII Class A according to the requirements of the Fox Breeders
Association.
.i You will make a mistake if you invest in the Fox business without look-
ing into the merits of Silver Foxes and Furs Ltd.
Write to any of the directors for complete prospectus and literature, or
bcltcr, send your application today for what shares you wish to take.
Par Value of Shares $10 each
Preferred and Common Shares are the same price.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
' , _ ° l' t' , 10 `. . h 30 days from date of application
providifI(;ll1o(I:Ivt:i,fleFi1tél1I;)irf iii; lillll amgurcit lzo be paid on or before August 30t_h,
1914. Applications for less than ten shares must be accompanied by remit-
tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value.
Discounts for Full Payment with Application
On app'icalions received in June, 3 P- Ci in 511135 2 P- C-
DI R E GTC RS
FRANK R. HEARTZ, President C- 1 STEWART.
ll be Ad' leo Board Dominion Trust Co. Director Rogers Payton 'iiivwr Black Foxes, Ltd.
Prmin rt PlevilIl>IeI exhibition Association; Mwvlwr Alim-1" 1-lvwmww Aitvwy.
asdggl Prlnoe goyni Silver Foxes, Ltd. OGERQ Aiberton, P. ill. island.
_ hu-lemme , P.E.I. F. L. R _ .
78 Gm” George street C wh Vice Preaident._I\nd Managing Director Sliver
W. K. ROGERS . Fox Rnnehin Company.
' oi is 5 sn sis<~imIm,i.oi.
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B4 Great Gedrge Street, Charlottetown. lil King Street West. Toroiito, Ontario,
Royal Bank of Canada Bank of Nova Scotia
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