»-r_
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9" -  _‘_“‘-f?’f_*"“"”?"“l!'_'f' _?1_R"°'+v1»__ J _ if GUARDIAN _  » _norms nm.. ' 
Af __Ef?ufé_S0dp
For a good comp‘¢_\xiou.
A so'ap__io be pure need
not~nec'essarlly be high
priced. _
_ We have on .hand a
large-_ srsortment of all
` ‘the lead ng toilet soaps
besides other varieties,
which, if not iso well
known, _ are fully as good
and cost less money.
We 'sell s ix c akes
(small. size) of Baby’s
Own Sf\s_p__for roc-7 lbs
Pure-_ Castile Soap $1.00
~ '--3 cakes ]ergen’s Violet
Glycerine 2 5c.
E. A . F os ter
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
i
7 
V QM bell cull per." x ,
_ - ' ---M im- -.1--1';-'f'$.Z|.“‘l'.‘..'.'i.
I s Nfcessary _  _
I _ I veal. --1. me ".'i.".Zf¢a:..f""' "" A
____°_'_I'het§_:uare1an A has an ,the Hoivin
o er news and the SWEET
satisfaction of being the- HOME
D_BPer for Prince Edward Island.
'Subscribers' is-dd-_authors are asked
t0 "mit by M0“°y _Order or by Reg-
i“"°“d Letter. The Guardian is not
responsible for; remittances forwarded
otherwise than as above. MEM
-_l
‘The Guardian welcomes reliable
“SWB from persons throughout me
Province. All such items should be
mailed to “The Guardian News
Devil." Charlottetown. immediately
after the event, etc., have transpir-_
ed- Mau
lim __ _
::As a relief and remedy for diar-
rhoea, dysentery, summer complaint
-and all kindred ailments. there ie.
lnothing you can get that will bring
about » better results than Rexall
Diarrhoea Compound. Sold with the
distinct understanding: that if- lt_ is
_not so good as wo claim it to be the
purchase nrlcc will lie refunded, 25o.
The Mneliinnon Drug Co.,`Corncr_
l Great George St. and Kent Bt.
MEtf.
I
_W _
 
' The ;$`r/tool l/ml Has Won. the U0
_ Your F rie
They're looking up to you-
promfse of success.
But you need training fricn
'-the truiningthut puts POWE
The U C. C will train you
writer, booklieeper, office man
mission merchant and Civil Ser
 §
11/idenae of fha Peujile
l
_.ii
ndS_ Expect
f You-_._  
you have made o. good start- show i
i.|lulESf'_ lultirlss. __ _
-  oou= iouslulunu
_9“§iB“_"d “I°“LP.i*_5€_9.“° `
o
which wiu be played at 10 "a. m. to
‘  is choose the less." Turning a
day _als_o. For this m etitl _ the rilllll 'S “fC|Il1'l'll0ll lil' _°-vi _ - -
d_,_aw-_ is M follow-_ °° 9 °° __-,,,  _ _ g ' corner at full speed he collided with
Mrs. _lgehoneld v. Mrs. Cooke. -`
litre
Mrs. _
Miss 1’
ahon v Miss Le Noir
slzer v. Mrs. Hyndmsn.
ope v. Mrs. Clarke.
FIRST CONSOLATION MATCH.
Yesterday's play also comprised
the tlrst round of _the First and Be-_
con'd Consolation Matches, in which
the coinp_stitors were respectively the
first slit
those
champi
tion th
Miss
Miss
Mrs.
son.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs,
Mrs.
teen and the remainder ot
who did not qualify for the‘
onship. In the First Consola-
s results were: _
Pipes heat Miss Haszard.
Downey beat Miss Bartlett.
Bonnymnn beat Mrs. Patter-
Dawson beat Mrs. Warburton.
_Barnes beat Mrs. Crowe.
Vroom beat Miss Teighe.
Dickie beat Mrs. Bagnall.
Goodwill beat Miss White.
The draw for the second round in
this competition which will ho~p1ayed
to-day' resulted as follows: _
Miss Pipes v. Miss Downey,
Mrs. Bonnyman v. Mrs. Dawson,
Mrs. Barnes v. Miss Vroom.
Miss Dickie v. Mrs. Goodwill,
In regard to the First Consolation
match also there is a Desolation
competition in which the competitors
are the eight players who were knocks
ed out in the first round of the First
Consolation. For this Desolation
the draw is as follows:
Miss Haszard v. Miss Bartlett.
Mrs. Patterson v. Mrs. Warburton.
Mrs, Crowe v. Miss Telghe.
Mrs. Bagnall v. Miss White.
SECOND CONSOLATION NIATCH.
The first, round in the Second Con-
solation Match, in which there were
0111)’ t,\`vo Pairs of competitors, re-
sulted-ns follows:
Mrs, Roberts beat Mrs. Alwn.rd_
Mrs. Purdie beat Miss Hazel.
The drew forthe second round in
this competition places Mrs. Purdic
against Mrs. Murray, who gm; uw
bye-in the first round, while Mrs.
Roberts gets the bye in the second
round, '
l"1ny _ln the second round of the
Championship Match and the two De-
fl--tho technical business training "
It behind out DESIRE.
_ _,_ . _
for is position ns stenographoriypc-
solution Matches will commence at
10 a. iii., while the third round of the
Championship Mutch and the second
ager, clerk, banker, broker, coin-
viue, _ _
Sepf. 2nd.
I _
College Re-Opens I
A Gel 
l"ree Books _
The full term begins Sept.
2nd, (Tuesday). It is to your
' advantage to get your applica-
tion in early-the sooner you
 jf iériroif 'tile' _soonér will yew be
ready for the BIG Pos1r1oN.
_.__
You should have acopy of
l\icIntosh’s “A Little Journey
toe. Good School.” Il.'s free
to you. _ __
Our annual year book-sent
free ~ will toll youall you-want
to -know about our school,
~ courses. teachers, etc. -Write
for it.
` Wm. Moran, Principal
W
 _ Uniiill Cilllllll
_.» - -. -Royal Bm
erclill Collette  
at
i_a..i'l.u..g.   _ 
Qi
_ f t!
 -- -_-_-_-_-_-_-_--_----_H  
Guaiuiulh cl.
0no conf por _word first lmoriio
for each continuation. Cul: must
Twenty-five eente.
a_sslrl_l:liAlis"‘"
in this column, lnll cont per 
l =
- _ ..- ‘_ '_ '_ < ,
_ aosiuuzns wallrlzb
BOARDERS WANTED -GOLLEGE
Students preferred at 66 King St.
1101-liim.
 * |
ELMALE HELP
wAN'ri§h'- AN "`iE`:ii’nn1aNoED
housekeeper. No washing. Good
wages. Apply to Murdock McLean,
_ Noi‘th____Wiltshlre. 1103-8-26Mtl.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
‘ housework. Apply to Peardon
House, 225 Water Street. '
_ _ _ioes-s-25Maipd_
WANTED-TWO GIRLS AT KING
_ EdWerd___H'otel._ 1055-8-22m4lpd.
WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework, apply to Mrs. D. A.
Wedlock,_249_Prince Bt. ____ 1035.
WANTil_.lD,_SIX SMART GIRLS FOR
oéir ‘iilil_llnery_ work rooms. Apply
t is week to Miss Randle, at Prowse
Bros. Ltd. 1010-8-20Mtf.
" Edward Ste. *All modern improve-
ron sans-ONE Pain BLACK
ron. same, Dnsmannn nwilzh-
LING, situated Cor. Fitzroy _-_‘and
ments, Apply 303 Fitzroy St;
_ ___*______ 7.1_0_-8-4’Mft.
FOR SALE-PROPERTY 'AT BRI,Gi-I-
ton, corner North River Road-'iand
Villa St. A bargain. Every con-
venience. A. W. Beardsly. _
_1il8_1-B-2211461.
Foxes Borrowman’s Stock and one
black male from »I-larry Lewis'
Stock. Aldrod England, Ellerslie.
.
vze
round 'of the First and Second Con-
solation Matches will begin at 2
p. m.
THE NEITHER
'l`tiE IEIPERATURE
 _ (Special to the Guardian) _ _¢»
wind shower
beautifully mild _with light showers
at night.
The tide will be high this evening
at 7123 und tomorrow at 8.33; it
rises tomorrow morning at 5.35 and
Friday at 7.04.
The sun sets this evening at 6.47
and tomorrow at 6.45; it rises to-
morrow morning at 5.14 and Friday
at 5~.16. »
The moon rises tonight at _12. 
The last quarter of the moon was
on Sunday, Aug. 24th at 8.18 p. mi.
There will be a new moon on Sune
day, Aug. 31st, at 4.38 p. nl. -
The length of today will be thirteen
hours and thirty-four minutes.
The temperature at 10.30 o’clock
yesterday was 69 degrees above zero
and the lowest was '47 above. The
lowest the previous night was 62
above. At nine a. m. it was 69 and
nt' nine p. m. 58 above.
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.The following registered at the
TIDE, H00!! ETC
_ ` TORQNTO, Aug, 27.-Moderate to their foreheads met. » Not .t.-he on
fresh southerly to southwesterly
5. Y- - '
THE WEATHER.-yesterday was
\
0
' 2’ T
A1 #
.9 ` .
_Q e`:~,`
A ig: 
_- -2; 1 -
`o
doo o ole `o one o
.9§'I'.'i5§.
§‘;F
(.4 Q,
___ __As sew sp ye shall rip. _
_llo  _Site Blushed.
_""1’llst'_i'ia` nicedooking fellow who’s
just come* in," laid the young mga
Wlio"‘Vl‘ll.s~illinchlil‘g with his best girl
atv-Whlte's¢ “Is he a. friend of
y°\ui9.?." , *_  ‘ ' _
_‘fYe§_;_ .i,1_1d9_$d. I know him well,"
laughed the maiden.
"Shall I ask him to join us?"
"Oh, George!" said the girl, blush-
lag; l'thls is-so suddsn.”
 ‘3$udden? What do you mean?" he
askedl in surprise.
“Why-why, that's our young min-
ister.”-
lbovt Flies. -
o1elz'ehs` who nsve’haa during the
pest fow` weeks to expend 5 ni-,tie for.
tune on fly paper, or' "tanglefoot" as
it is technically? innown, should ap-
preciate the following definitions:
"_F,ly--ii familiar summer boarder who
miingles `with"_'the cream of society,
'gets `stiick"'on the butter and leaves
-his specs behind. Fly-screen-An ar-
rangement for keeping flies in the
house." _ <
Scrtoriul Tastes.
"W--'s likalf-guinea. flannel trou-
sera" are advertised in the Belfast
Evening Telegraph under the heading
oi ‘-‘Brevities." Personally wo would
rather pay a trifle more and get then;
the right length.
Extraordinary! _ ‘
To pass from the subject of rnen’s
_ flannels to womcii's-well, read it for
Yourself. A pretty young woman,
with a large white hat, pink coat and
narrow white skirt, stepped on u
trolley car in one of the suburbs up
the Sound. Everybody knows what
a beautiful combination picture is
made by a tight skirt and a high our
stop. Well, when this young woman
boardekl the cur she disclosed a pair
of black silk open work soqks held up
by a pair of men‘s black silk gartcrs.
A gasp of astonishment crime from
other \vomcn getting on the same can
and waiting iur others, _Some of
i.hem -made » renlarksw complimentary
and n few otherwise. The car wus
followed by a crowd of men.
The one sys. "
According to a. recently issued
White Paper, Lupungu, one of the
most powerful chiefs in the Congo, is
"a villainous-looking individual, with
only oue_ eyeand three hundred or
more wives.” Evidently his one eye
is of the “glad” variety.
Two Heads ure Better, etc.
When two players collided ln a cric-
~-ket match _a'b.Easthourne _tha noise
» 'was hoard allenound-o hhe_g_round as
ly
people, however, who have been put-
ting their heads together.recently to
brighten cricket.  ',_-_ ~...- --
” ~~!l U-lbw
Dear ct the Price. __
_-,I-I~e:_--"!_l_`p,eiiz_iy for your thoughts,
Miss Sterl'ir_ige`_but I suppose you va-
lueftllem-a_t,_ more than that?" _
Slip: ‘_‘_Oh. _n_ol' The fact is, I was
think.ing___of. ‘you'." ` `
9 - _ _
_The followiu'g*"' sign was posted at
‘the opening ollthe baseball season in
the office of Postmaster Campbell of
Chicago: -
' ~ SPECIAL NOTICE. ~
‘All requests' for leave of absence
handed fn notlater than 10 a. rn. on
the dav ‘ol the game."
SAVED-IFRUM
  IIPERATIIJNS
Two Women Tell How They
. ‘ : f. _ I
Of- Two Evlls. _ _ .
The little boy-in this story from
Touche-a Tout was evidently a nrm.
believer in the old adage, “Oi two
the minister.
“Where are you running to my lit-
tle man?" asked the minister, when
he had regained his bregth.
"Home," panted the boy. "Ma's
going to spank mel "
“Whs.t?" gasped the astonished
minister. "Are you eager to have
your mother spank you that you run
home so fast?"
"No," shouted the boy over his
shoulder as 'he resumed his home-
ward flight, “but ii I don't -get there
before -pa, he'1l do it!’_’ _ _
_ _______. .
FAHMEHS' PIENIC
The members oi the Cornwall Farm-
ers’ Institute had a picnic to the Ex-
perimental Station yesterday after-
noon. About 1l5 in number, they
o'cloclt»_ There they were taken in:
charge by Mr. Clark, who conductedl
them over the Station, explaining
everything in his characteristically
thorough manner. ~After a. while the
visitors were addressed by Mr. '1‘. 
Benson, the Provincial Poultry idx-’
pert. Then they were again taken in
hand by Mr. Clark, who took l;he_m
over the _alfa.lfa._and ,grain plots. This
was followed by tea at live 'o’clock in
the afternoon and nt six o'clock the
party left 'the Station. Before lcav-
ing, however, they showed their HD'
prcciution of Mr. Clark’s good otliccs
to them by .according him a hearty
vote of thanks, on the motion of Mr.
Pope Crosby, seconded by Mr. Ho-
ward. - '
_... _ _ .,
l;| 4
‘ 0l1l€l'l
o_Work
me is
' etensihe
3 ls the best tonic. Inprevents
headaches and biliousness hy
stimulating the liver and
digestive organs to natural
2?
'Tn
E
drove out to the Station about two -~
__ __ v _ _ _ fslr|'~~---
axon- n n_o-
Spccial Fill’
Week 0llly l
- ;l
Allniited number of _26 in. Ameriv
can Hand Saws, nicely polished- -Steed
Blades, Varnlshed Hard wood Handleé
7, 8 and ro points to the inch. This 
a Saw that looks well, feels well ana
stands well. We have about tl1re` '
dozen left of a large lot' we purchase!
sometime ago. Regular price $1 5:
I Special for this week  I
only  85_ceac
1.00 value in Plums   I
_ rms week' s9__
Smooth Plane we are offering is spécl
IC
- This Iron
value at the price. .lt is 8% in. long with 1% in. S
Cutter. Adjustable and with latest ini- `
provements. Regular price $i. Yours for  E1,-
i-'-_ »i\_w.-.’.`.r: `_;_f_
These two articles are necessities in the-homes
ry household should have them.- Mover qulokiyfir
eve
slo
_ action. '
'A I  1
N --_  .L
mll.'f'f-i_,_ _ i-__i¢_
~'\  'l'-'-.-1-f -
C ,(1 _ _k,‘E__& _l
--"_l_-J_i'iLc~‘
_
 i; ` ____Resv Cheeks  '
i y follow its daily use-=becdu`s¢ _this
plensentlvbubhlinn' drink is mildly
laxntive in its action and clears the -
‘ blood cl impurities.
A
:_ at an pap,-ee.
= _ _ -Take s Bpulefllom To_-_lion as i
See our Siuth Window on Queen _S__ti'eet.
_ __
Zn-
HIGH QUALITY FLliU|iSi
asrasrisnsn 18,.. ` _ _ _ _
SHIRK 8-3 SNIDER, Ltd." "
_ Manufacturers ol Buda and other llilib Quality Hooray;
Mills at Bridgeport also Baden _
' Eastern Wholesale office for the Trade at
Pictou. Nova iSco"fia ~` "
- ' J. B. H ART Yi
Wholesale agent for Maritime Provinces, Newfoundland and
_ _ West Indies ._. . ‘ I
Our low mill prices will interest you. Car lots and 
s
w movers are poor bargain getters.
_, _ Q
_ fV.‘l"‘l"1L |'”,l`°'f_'-I 5,!" _ V “ -  4.  
l
#nf
».
_‘___
 ._t" "°2,°~%`;
 V3‘f)¢ I Ca
rvell Bros. Agents for P.
Upward.
Z1.
_ _ _  ._ _ _ . _ l _ _ .
jo |`é0,,|'in"-_mlm -_  » 771-8-8Minio.
JOHN R.
_,_  _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
owing to' tiiuera'ls,~ weddings, lame `  V ' "
`t.-ack, lllJil`se‘ cleaning, sore throat, . _ _
headacl1e,_‘indige`stion, etc.. must be r
DINNIS. PEDIGREED l"0XE$. LTD.
Incorporated July 22, |915
Authorized Capital $500,000
Subscribed Capital $l25,000
Shares each $l09
§'l`
` ' MALE HELP WANTED
ps _ s
__ ___  _'__l_’_|S__°_&!-i£_ ___ _ 
I WILL OFFER AT THE AUi_`JTION`
Sale of Mrs. Reuben Dlckison,
...Thursday Zllth the following stock:
fat. cow, mllch cow, 2 year old
helfers,”nnd 5 spring pigs, Austin
Scales, St. Elcnnors, 11262l,MD
nor w-AN'rnD'-A1»Pi.Y 'ro A.
Duohemin & Oo. 3-21M1W-
6iYoZ\'rTsT°`s`n`wTNoWr.i`K6?iir3ie5§.
,_eI,,1p~cd. H ll Douglas, Expert.
iron shun-SHORT-HORN Bum.-
Marquls, of Selkirk-80729, 3 years'
old, Good individual and splendid`
stock getter. Nxrlee' on ei>i»ll°el=l°“
J. ‘Bradford ilman LOHB RWOI.
P, E_ 1, 1102-8-26M6i
FOR BA MINK, BLACK. BLUE.
ex-ou, ti rod foxes. T. G- Ive!-
uas' . ¢-m_f!*_f-
FOR 'AL A FARM CONTAINING
120 metal. Will sell with or wif-h0llt
eh; 3,-gp, Agplylwllaliam Moore.
Bs -1 P. . lan .- ~
' °"' iviesaaeurd-
ron __ _lil-Pam' ooiuMoN LOT
14,' ghdldottstown, 40x180- for-
merly`,loMi'ed by Martin Pinaud de-
ceased.. Go_od dwelling, stable and
workglrop thereon. ADDI! M°I‘°““
-_ it McKinnon, Solicitors. Charlotte-
_,_,.,,,,.,-_~-.»- ._ _ __1oss;s-zzusi.
roiliilii _sous onoica .caros
foxes paired at 8760.00 a PIU- A
good silverdog at $1500.00 A. 
Northern Stock. some Eels at #Si
_gg , mr, portage Wild Anime.
oompfayr- sez aaa. Pol-me he
nw.,-muwm, 1_0!!-8-80_M13l.
'Morell Hotel, Plione 175 11./ -
' 1104-8-26M6ipd.
FOX RANOHERS. ATTENTION .
Every ,fox rancher should have
one of our patent drinking fount --
sins in each pen to assure the fox
as hgvlng clean water at all times
A pply lways on hand at P`_E--1
Isllzliid Foal Exchange and Realty,-
U . Ltd. d James Arthur & _C0
_5§,,’,m,,,.,{¢:_n» _ sas-1-aims.,
T0  r__ _
T0 LET, HOUSE ON HILLSBORQ
Bt. with modern conveniences.
at prgggnt Qgguplcd by MP. MCLBIQB.
` Possession given Sept. first. APPIY
at -Wollner’s Jewelry Store.
s_1si_geti
976- - -
T0 RENT-HOUSES. APPLY 'SM
or-ess ¢ t. -.M U-
lsim o
WANTED IN BUMMERSID BOARD
tier n young gentleman.__At>Dl¥ £4".
ing tel-me' etc., to “H . 15 Gm",
to St. Charlottetown.
" ' 1122-a-zauapa.
P. E. `I. ` 1054-8-22lVI6ipd.
L0
LOST. SOMEWHERE BETWEEN
Margate and Summer-side, me_\n’s
grey raincoat, large size. Kindly
rr-turnto John C. Durant Margate
_ _ ~ -_ 1100-s-zemzlml;
 
Twpewrlters and Talking Machines d
Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, yester-
day:
A. McConnell, St. Thomas, Ont.,
James St, C. 'Moore, Eldon, Alex.
Martin, Valleyfleld; A. S. Prowse,
Murray Harbor; J. Lee, E. Boswell,
Vlctorin, R. C. Lee, Calgary, ° Alta
P. S. Prowse, L. G. Browse, Murray
River; Mrs. Mc Thielo; Miss Quirk
England; W. O. Scott, Halifax, W.
H. Townsend, Rollo Buy, Miss M.
C. Fl'Staurt, London,_E_ng. J. R.
Diprum, F. Munn, St. Jacques, Quo.
Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown yester-
ay: -
Mr. and Mrs -H. H. Parsons, Furness
rails Me., J. J. Hicks, and wus,
 i The following registered at the
_ , . _ _ A1
bany N. Y., H. Beazley, Sourls.,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Thoma.s,_Dundas;
A. (J. Saunders, and wife, L. Bharo
Eva S. Tlourley, Bummerside, H. lll.
Bryant, A-lberton, mass, W. P._ Mur-
'ray, Sussex, A. B. Burnt, St._ John,
E. N. Cooper, Toronto, J.` H. Bart-
let, and wife, W. J. McKenzie and
'wife Wellington,,Delewsre, J. McLar-
en, Toronto; R, N, McKay, Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hall, Lancaster,
Miss Bessie Pool, Lower Montague;
Mrs. B. B. Reid, Bt. Louis, Ill.
::Buntaln, Bell lr Oo. for best coal,
lowest prices. _ 9-2liMtt.
_ ._:
::Datnt"y and discriminating women
insist on a selection from n full line
when they want the beet in dainty
perfumery. Harmony Rose, Harmony
Violet, Trailing Ai-butus, Carnation,
Le Treble 75e an os. The MacKin-
non Drug Co., Corner Great George
and Kent Stl, MEM.
Escaped theSurgeon’s Knife
by Taking Lydia E. Pink-
hnm_’s _ Vegetable
_ Compound.
swmhmdre. Penn. _ "_ For amen
years I su_i’l‘ared_untold agony, and for
_ ' _,,_...-_ ., one period of nearly
 __i,_,,.,,,,"__ -_ twoyearsIhadhem~
.;._'._f.y_/ -_ \ ll
3,;-,-__> * _ orrhages and the
 ' ._ doctors told me I __
 ~__ _-would have to un-
 Qé,  _ig dergo an operation,
 ' -iii but 1 p¢gsn_ta1ung
,,,_  Lydia E. Pinkham's
 _ Ve g e t a ble Com-
»_<-;--,-*"<, 
_..,_<_,_____>‘_‘__;_.-.~  pound and ani in
 ' 4 good health now. I
fA______\?_ Q`,____ arnsli over the
-~ _ _ -_ ‘ \»_Chan'ge of LUo and
cannot praise younVegetable Compound
too hig ily. _- Every woman should take
it at that tithe.. .I-.recommend it to
both old and young for female trou-
bles.” - .Mi-s. -Eunx, Buunrasolti.,
Swarthmore, Pa.
_ Baltimore, Md.__'_-"' My troubles began
with the loss o`f_a_chlld, and I had hem-
orrhages for four months. _The doctors
iild sn operation was' necebsary, but I.
dreaded it snd__deci_ded to uy_Ly_dla E,
Plnkh_am_'s Vegqtoltle _ Com`po`uhd, The
medicine has mgdfarne swell woman and
1_eelel§>hg \'._=\_,<_l___<> my °~§»\___w<»ri<. "-
. ' 1. I IC... qi  ‘gent Stu
millirdorez Md, _ _ _ _
Sinoswe guarantee that all testimo-
nial which Wlelpublish are genuine, is it
not fairto snpposelthat if Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound has the vir-
tuewhelpthdseiwomen it will help any
other woman who ls sufferin in s like
TERMS I0 per cent on application
_ A '_ ` A 40 per cent September 20, l9|3
50 per cent November I5, |913
THE ASSETS-
on which tlief issue of $123,000 is made consists of:
- Onepalr 2 year old Dalton breeders (now in Dinnis ranch) that reared 4
young ln_i9i__2_a_nd -4 ln 1913
Five pains of young foxes (1913) of the Dalton, Oulton, Rayner and
Tupllu strains, all selected from litters of 6’s, 5‘s and 4's_
A- .The sole use of the name "John R. Dlnnls" and cost of organizing the
company.. _ '
me Pkovislousi iuilncrolls
President, John R. Dinnls, Charlottetown, P. E, I ckman and Fox
Rancher. _ -
__ Vice-President--Dr. B. C. Borden, Sackville, N. ll. President of
Mount Allison University.
Secretary-Treasurer-J. Walter Jones, B. A., B. S. 1* _ (Toronto)
Charlovetown, P. E Island, Farmer, Author of “Fur Farming in C.. -da,” late
of the United Statls Def artment of Agriculture,
' Director-'--William E.Camfron_ B.A, (Oxon) First Rhodes Fchoiar
froni- P.E. Island, Proiessorof Econ :mics and Commerce, St.l)unstan's C\_llege.
. -_ Director---Charles Lyons, Charlottetown, P. E. island, Mayor of
Charlottetown. ` _ '
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Mr Dlnnls is the most successful large rancher on Prince Edward Island
The Dinuln Ranen has the best location. It is situated about two miles from the
Capital City and is the chief point of interest for tourists. It has n thoroughly
up-to-date equipment and is under the direct supervision oi Mr. Dlnnls who lives
close to his ranch and personally tends the animals. An eillelent staff of men
assist ln managing and guarding lhe Ranch.
Send for prospectus to J. Walter J ones, Charlottetown, P. E- I., See-
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