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AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS WANTED-Money easily ear-
ned selling our Peerless Series of
Personal Greeting Cards during your
spare time. Ten dollars to twenty
dollars per week easily earned in
half an hour each evening. Our
cards are the cheapest and best
selling on the market. Book free,
Write. Toronto Greeting Card Co.,
529 Pape Avenue, Toronto.
., -_ 6236-9-2M11i. _
 
MALE IIELI’ WANTED
FE
WANTEIJ AT FALooNwo0n Hoe.
yttal young women for ward work,
- 3730-7-28nitf.
1-L'/inii-:s WANTED 'ro Do EASY,
pleasant, coloring work at home_
Can make $15 to $20 weekly. _Ex-
])€l`l9llCC lll”ll\8C9BBi1l'Y, ll0 CRIIVIIBE-
ing. Natiobal Decorating Co., Dept.
N. 69 Adelaide St. East Toronto,
Ont. 5089-8-22M52i.
FTJPILB NURSES, MALE. AND FE-
mple, wanted at the Tauntonfltate
Hospital Training School for Nurs-
es. For particulars, 'address Dr.
'Artli V Gos S t 'i‘
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Fon sAi.s os 'rnAor-:; THE is or ii? gm and is me °' th” "“”°“' _"S°m¢¢W°y°°r= °s° Iwsw rear
month registered Holstein bull and
1 month old Holstein bull calf; also
about twenty thousand house lathes.
Daniel G. Compton, Bangor. P. E. I.
_ 55532-9-Mflipd.
 
UND
Founo.-At the railway stavnn QM
cuff link with initials inside. Owner
may have same by paying for this
ad at this office.
5567-9-12 m3i
 
B MALE IILLP WANTED
OY WANTED.-A boy about 15 yrs.
of age, with good reference, is want-
ed to learn a good trade. Address
I _ 5549-0»1imtr
_ MISCELLANEOUS
MISS HELEN HASZARD REOPENS
lier classes in drawing, etc., on`
Sept. 16 and 17 in the Kindergarten.
_ __ 5549-9-iimzi
$5 Pn|vA'rs cHn|sTMAsEsEET
ing Card sample book free Solic
itors make from five to ten dollars
daily Bradley Garretson, Desk E
ur . s, up ., aunton
State Hospital, Taunton Mess.
 86-g9Mtf. grantford, Ont 5516 8 9mwim9i
FUR SALE '
“Fon SALE: ONE QUEBEC SILVER
black female pup. Also two pairs
Holt-Renfrew silver blacks.” Box
454 Amherst. N. S. 5549-9-1lMff._
0R'1‘aA1'r§ Piioros i°Hvi.Ait_.ai)
all sizes, Crayns. Pastels and Oi
Convex Portraits and frames
specialty, (14x20 raised glass 50
Eta) F Young. 7° Upper Queen st
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Fon sA|_E.-3 P/uns vouNs s`|'i.'- T
_1__ 51.11 8 2§_m20ip<i
ver black foxes. Class 'A" pedi-
gree. Crawford Hayden, St. Pe-
terfs,__P. E. V. ‘ - -
ifou sA
bred
dend fox company. Silver black
and patch foxes. T. Gordon Ives,
Montague P. E. I. 7-31MEti'.
WE_ARE NOW RECEIVBNG LARGE
shipments of Dry Goods, Glassware,
limits and Shoes, Inspect our stock.
\Vc= can save you money. This is the
LE. 50 pairs young ranch
Mink, 5 shares in 1914 aivi- W
town school No 0.1 Kings Co Apply
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“Z” P. 0. Box 110, Charlottetown, ‘“
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arlottetown 5137826M1mo b
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son sALn s onass A Fox or.
tions. APDly Box 176, city. '
_ _
IHS war correspondents, says
that the present war will either ex-
tinguish the war correspondent or
give him a new birth. Kitchener’s
Preference would be the extinction of
the correspondent, for, although Kit.
qhener on one occasion acted as war
°°l'l"¢SIlondent himself, he has little
love for the fraternity. Being in-
d"f"el\f 1° praise. he does not see
how he could use a. correspondent,
and he can easily see how the cor-
rcgpndent might interfere with his
'Phe profession of war correspon-
dent was distinctly lowered by the
raft of alleged journalists who. flock-
ed to the Balkans upon the occasion
of the war with Turkey. There were
bw* 100 Persons accredited to the
Bulsarian army as correspondents,
most oi' whom ,had never been in a
ewspaper office in their lives. Few,
Indeed. were competent observers or
WYIISPS. but the army ofllcers saw'
what B Dfvblcni this unorganized mob _-_-_A__v______.v___v.v_________V_v1:___ _
would constitut d '
ed a few repit 5,1116 Sgeglgsyerzelxti- un\;\;he;ihl;i]st;>lr~i?aiis llcigk back unoiii this
Beer tl vo' \\'cii nia< an
f e y gave them passes fm' the mighty nations mudriii not ieoplo u
|°°"¢- del-Illllillg the others in the
rear on t t ' ' pr»i'iiiittcd th
correspoariignpge :ve¢:li;;dnc>tt!lieel;‘;se;I"’l;§| 1-i1;{i;1o:l¢;i;e:sn;:'(;ir (lioé-ds trtil lierdt ilitiim
by writing books about me war the_ h r ve . ieni o io
._ » bles, their iirst concern viii li-
material being almost wholly gather- 5 ag] tl - - \ » °
ed from hearsay' when th d o x ie responsibility for the out.
lets wmb k t 9 “C011 break. They will not fnil to reiiinrlr
had tilt; isydfllzzgletgggggfs 2333;: that a single word from Gcriiinny
themselves at army headquarters but would have prevented the Austrian
this time the . ililllllltttlllll [0 hf‘l'l'lu, (ir would 1-1 \g
y were escorted to th
e
order and forbidden to return.
In the Present r
Wa U19 French 'i‘hat word wus i t i' ‘tl l '-
ri-:Acuzizs wnivrsii §;;;;°;;e';g_e fmubiiaiiaf ..B.._... ...__ _..._  `2’_._.‘iT___‘.°°";.;‘;=- 
‘ 1 an 9 GISIB-ll ready for the ' 'il'» '~
E/ici-:ER WANTED Finsr os army did lik i _ “"1 1” ‘“‘ Sh” °°““l
second class for Montgomery of defendingexjecolnltgxlyllxacgirggstige ever oiipcct to lie. She had just coni-
Scliool No 161 West Point 2500 great t k O plated her Kiel "mlm Sh" had J'“’*f
aas.Allc ti h - _ .' ' __
Supplement W J Wortmaii, Sec tablished a most rtiglildrecseiiséiiighig i:;i:,:imy§0d,,l;m iiflmy to a pmdlgmus
._ ' ' ' il ~ ll i
ANT:-:o TE/icursa Fon ssioee dimcuit to evade. expect to ,_ ,em “f °"f“ “““
to the ml rs, ~ udc all piissilrlo iiiian al
de gned Sanyo B CLAY Russian Rough Rider; preparation for the conflict ind licr
552399 H151 lnduded gn the Russian army are storeliouses were bursting with a wo
~*- - about 1,500,000 Cossacks, strenuous years’ SUPP!" ‘lf “~1l` Tlll‘lll¢l0HS wid
fighting men and magmncent horse necessities in iiiie, ilie l\.ilser, utter
 mem The C0ssnckB_ as a rule, are twenty years -ul licrciilenii ei`fort_ uns
__*v _ more highly educated than the ave,._ ready for the test. lie had strziliieil
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best place to buy groceries, and all WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED age Russian peasant, and twemy file iiatioiifil i-osmirces to the littor-
provisions. Our prices are the
lowest consistent with quality. Mac-
Ncvins, Bonsliaw. 5476-9-5M2wpd.
The Strength of a Will
Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly
entgusted to a Strong Executor.
The Eastem Trust Company will advise with your
Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your
Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the
best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.
The names of its Directors and Officers, and its large
Capital, are a guarantee of its Strength, Ability and Good
Faith. -
Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater
than those of an Individual.
Consultation or correspondence invited.
The Eastern Trust Co.
_W. S. Stewart, Manager
I Charlottetown
Capital $1 ,000,000.
Total Assets $15,000,000.
1487-3-5Mtsttf `
I
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ray Marine Motors
Standard the world"ov_er, Made in sizes from
3 to 36 H. P. 1, 2 &3 cylinders for boats of all
Types and sizes.
» Write for free Catalogue gil/i118 D1’lC@S and fu"
information
FOR SALE IBYI
Stanley, Shaw & Peardon
Sole Agents for P. E. l.
1438-8-2Mtf _
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' I CANADIAN
mm' ALLAN LINE rom
mmm; Sam., , weeki vis si. Lawrence
 
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rooms in central part. ofncitvy with yearg' military service is obligatory most, was :is Poorly ns he could owr
use of bath. Ailrdgess Y ,_ care for the mem who supply meh. Own hope to bo, and guru ilin word to
Guardian. 0054-9-1lM3ipd. guna,-ms_ horses’ and equipment' the iire ati a tiliiie wlioii Great liiuinin
Ove,-nmem Dmvidmg the a,.mB_ In seems to iave zi i-clit-llioii on her
1'3"'-2 return for this the State gives large hlmds which “'0'1|I Ii' UI
grants of land to the-.Cossacks. The
Cosssck's liability to military service
does`not end at forty or so. He is
always at the Czar's command.
5513991140; d tl t Y D001 war tax in time of
D la' °f Great Britain being the 11108! peace, a tax which -f
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ii.'§".iiil‘E'.? '.'i...i..'i.1i's. “.i'°S_i.'§..‘i'°...2.°_i..’f
mmophonu and commercial tsl |_\\l
machines. Il makes the melon work easily
and noi|eIeuIy--- Ives better, cleuel tones
and prevents lquull. lqiuwln and "wl'i||".
__ Preteen and Presence Bsariuu __
O 3-in-Qss eil is absolutely  of mass ,C
“ 'i"’ '.iI"'i..I'-"°"' 2ZL*.f.‘.!.‘i'..":.“.lil.'.i3‘ `1
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Eiggeesndlilis Iliad iaio the gearing, I
__ wearing lliem out. hu.
5.' -Ons l I I'
, __ ..:°.._. .'._:.° .:.°.::.'- ras.,
.1__ » liiislil all metal pam. absolute y
" preventing nm and tarnish in my
‘WI _ climate. Afew drops on a s_ I
_  clolh wipled ienlly ovliiygurgisri
 rece s. s s s in
" A _ ` out of ili:¢iiiisale channels
" when the needle nms.
| 'rea
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llltiiclll' D __ zsiis¢.i>Li-lin. ’
, 1 Montreal G
_ i _ llnndybi 010|! Can.s26¢.
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0 gl ll
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lu8`erer from lndigestion. Ones day
my eye csught is billboard of "Fruit-
a-tives” and I said to myself “if
Fruit-s-tives will build me up like
that, it is good enough for me". I
bought some. After taking these
wonderful tablets for only three
weeks, I found myself wonderfully
improved. In A short time longer, I
cured myself entirely. My use was
no light one, either, Gas would often
form in my stomach and I was in daily
fesr that it would get around my
heart and kill me. “Fruit-a-tives" is
the only remedy for Indigestion".
C. T. HILL.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2_5o, trial size 25c.
At all deslers or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit-1-tives Limited, Ottawa.
 
f rixims nie BLAME §
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posed to be iutional ' ep-
Q.
induced the dual nioiiarchy to accept
the Servian concessions ns suiiicient.
ns
<‘l until \\ar had begun.
She had ni
I
1 _-up her out
the conflict.-~Roclicsicr Post Express,
PLANT LINE
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS
In Effect September 11th.
Charlottetown to Boston and return
$13.00. Tickets good for return with-
in 30 days from date of issue.'
The new twin screw steamer "Evan-
geline" sails from Charlottetown for
Boston every Friday at noon. For
folders and full iuforniation apply to
JAS. CARRAGIIER.
Charlottetown, P. E. l. Agent.
5489-9-5
Time Table
S.S. Hillsboro
Room Poiivr PERRY
Leave Ch'Town. Leave Rocky Pt.
7.00 7.30
0.3 10.00
11.00 ~ 11.30 "
1.30 P.M. 2.00 P.M.
2.30 ~ 3.00 '-
a.30 " 4.00 "
4.30 I' :.00 --
0.30 -- 1.00 ‘A
sUN1iAY.
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eso;>$.'¢_
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10'00 A.M.
1.00 P_M.
2.00 “-
4.00 "
0 -' 5.00 “_
M. MURPHY, lsnager.
fi
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation C0., Lid.
_-es..
Oommencing Menlo; the .lst of
une, the
BTEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
eaves Charlottetown for Pictou, N.
., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20
'clock a. m., leaving Pictou on re-
rn about 4.00 p. ns. Connections
sde at Picton for sll points in
on Scotia.
STEAMER EMPREBB
Leaves Summsrside lor Paint-dw
hens, N. B., Daily (except Sunday)
bout 10 _o'oIock s. m., leaving Point-
ii-Cbeno on return about 4.80 p.m.,
dnnecting with express trains for
liarlottetown and Tignisli. Connec-
ons made at Point-du-Obene for all
olnts in Canada. and the United
totes.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
hsrlottetown, Hay 29th. 1911. ‘
|075-5-sold.
Launch Dalphin
York Pt. Ferry Time Telile
Tuesday and Friday.
Leave Return
A,\i. PM. A. M. P. M.
Frlliiept llih 9 A 12.30. 11.30 330
Tues Sent i5iii
Fri Sept 18th
_ Tues Sept Ind
Fri Sept 25th T2 30, ll.30 3.ll`l
~s,°S=o
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lI.30, ll.30 5.30
l2.30, 12 3.30
1
1”'
Fri. 18
Tues. “ 22
Fri. “ 25
Tues. “ 29
I THE FURNESS I
l I I T
Bonshaw Ferry
Time Table =
v
Launch Dalphin will leaveBon
shaw for Ch’town calling at Mc
Arthur’s, West R. Bridge and
McEwen’s Wharf.
Leave Retum
Fri. Sept. 11th 5.30 a.m. 3.30 p. m
Tues. _'_' 15 5.30
5511-9-9M18i.
 
LINERS
Ssilings from Halifax to
London.
"Shenandoah"  Sept 10
°‘iiigi.y">1_<-pus
"Kanawha" ....  kept 28
Halifax to Livegiool, via
St. John’s fld.
"Tabasco" Sept I0-
"Dursngo"   Uct 3
Halifax to Liverpool
direct
"Sschem"   Sept I9
"Sagamore"  .\'ept30
The above dates are suhjrct tn change
wiihoul notice
Fum¢ss.Wlihy`& C0,l.ill.
Halifax.
Tues Sept 29th 30 _
510-S OMIM |I.3‘J
L~;¥ Q~_ -_-;1`I»`11;-_AY-.1 I
-in all ages the use of primitive
means of defence and offence has
been a mark of warfare. When Wai
Tyler's men of Kent marched over
London Bridge and scared the City
and Court almost to death, their arms
were sickles and billhooks and]
scythes, and a few blscksmith’s tools.
The same applies to the arming of the
men oi' Devon and Somerset' at the
Battle of Sedgenioor, the last real
battle fought on English ground. But 4
even in these days oi' arms oi' pre-
cislon there have been many cases
where these scientific tools have been
discarded in favor of something much
more primitive.
For instance, at the Battle of lnker-
mann, which was a sol:lier's battle,
fought in s. mist almost without leader-
ship, many of the English soldiers,
finding their fire useless 'and their
bayonets untrustworthy and bent,
went in with their fists in true British
style. Bluejackets have more than
once followed this example when a
punitive force has been landed to
punish natives. The Tars have gone
for them with fists and belaying pins,
possibly feeling that anything more
deadly would be more thnii the occa-
sion required.
Tbe band has on many occasions
Joined in the fray. it is reported to
have occurred iii the inte war iii the
Balkans, during tho inter figlitiiig
which took place between the into
allies, Bulgarians and Servlniis Tim
former were greatly outiiuniliered,
and seeing them getting the worst of
it, the band went into the uiélée with
their instruments, and many ai S1-r-|
vlan was laid low by a blow from the
butt-end of cornet, oplierleicle, and
trombone, not to mention the formid- l
able bassooii. » ‘
In one of the fierce actions iii the
Peninsular War amniuiiitloii rim
short, and many shifts were resorted
to iii order to make up for the lark
of bullets. The chief moans were
buttons. There were noi. many left
on the soldiers' uniforms when the
fight was over. ’l`o-day, oi' course,
a. soldier could not do this, for all
the rifles :ire breech-loaders, but in
those days it was different.
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ermanent Silver Foxes ui
Morro:-Permanency. Aim: To produce the highest grnd§"<ii
Silver Fox pelts.
Important Announ _ '
'I` he 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 tl1e_ choicest Silver Foxes obtainable all
"‘Class A” at 18,000 a pair. Six pairs of these-the Murray River s-are
two years old and the other 7 to 9 pairs are this year’s pups.
Your Chance Remember
This is your chance t0_g<-It into While low capitalization makes
agood strong company built up on for _large pr05tS_ good breeding _
permanent lines! You never had ft
a better chance and you never will Stock makes for plirmageg ptfelse
again. We stand in the unique posi- The Permanent as 0 T
tion among fox companies that we QSSGHIIHIS-
are doing more than we said we
Invest Today
would do.
’ ' Only a limited amount of stock 1
Think  It 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.
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Six pair of young breeders and
seven to nine pair pups, all at
18,000a pair. Why, sir, similar
Stock was gobbled up at $30,000 a
pair not so long ago.
Directors ‘
ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D. of Ch’town Ex- WILLIAM KEARNEY, Merchant of Muira; |
President of the Prince Edward Island Rive,-_ `
Fox Breeders’ Association President. -
cot. .cusris s. iimissv, c..|i..15F`.f HAMMQND KELLY. Sw-=l< Breeder wi
Customs of Newport, Vermont, Vice- Farmer of Southport.
President.
BENJAMIN ROGERS, Broker of Ch’town, ISAAC E- BURDEIL P0*/MI. G°“II°'
man.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Form of Application
I hereby make application to Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., of Chai-I
lottetown, Prince Edward Island to take the number of shares in the Cap- »
ital Stock of the said Company set opposite my signature below. I enclose
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APPLICATION FOR STOCK
Shares $25 Shares $25
To BENJAMLN ROGERS, Jr. ' ' "
Secy-Treasurer Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., '
ciftown, P. E. 1. _ \
Ido hereby apply for... .......... _.shares in the Permanent Silver Foxes,
Ltd. Enclosed iind $.__.........being twenty percent and the balance I agree to
pay on or before October 1, 1914 `
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