1 _ 3 'nmiosanwrrrrowsi eoeaoum W   ,seams
, . . » ` 5 11.. r .»1nr».r1.. verses; e 1 ¢ .ns-tj
‘ i ‘ ,Geusnds eine in me \ _ Hos-
_ -'------ _ - For a while he was s member of the
CUMEERCE l‘.0ST°-r_‘Tl0F. MiERlClifiS   funny.” UHmESl‘°“"'“ '»‘“°.vs:.._...». 
City Employes Chop. Down More Young_Men at Parties riff f.ff‘i.f°1n.. fnlirmffn 'f§'1'i'.'°, Sealed. Aiohzht leadnaskasee
r ' world, is critically ili.- She weighs - - . _ ‘
Over Hsad wires' Tha" Needed" "°“"’ 60° "°“'""' ’ .I for exactly the same reasons, and the “Crimson” f f”
-- - _ CZAR To MEm.'_  Label” quality is sold at 30c. a lb. Like all Red.. T `
More advantageous
Bid On Mdteridl~ ls
' ' Rejected.
` _-11-_-__.__. _
Con tions for a future market in Chinn,
crets .evidence is at hand shuwlni, e for American iiianufactured goods h
discrimination against American
terlais.
An Ameriacn firm learned a
Chinese Railways and requested
mission to submit s. price. _
for a
_Consent was given reluctantly
quotation on a hundred cars.
price quoted was as low on the
terinl, lauded in China, as the
nie- been destroyed by President Wilson’
few l wftlidrawal from China of the power
weeks ago that material for 3015 ful Anierican banking group, whos
freight cars was required 'oy thogefiorts were tending towers the ulti-
pcr-lmate establishment of American en
PEKIN, May 2_'2'__.(Bpccial).- -A 1
_ ’ U1 _ " as
li
Change of policy and the consquen
equality with the other Powers.
The Americans hero feel much disheart-
ma-Iened and humiliated to sce A1nerica‘e
Brit- share now falling~into other hand!
ish I. o. b. in England, but notwith-lespecially as regards the 'railways ai
standing this the British bid was ac i
the
cepted without consideration of
fact that the American offer complied
with the specifications and was the
cheaper by the freight and insurance.
The consensus of opinion of well in-
formed Americans has hccn
tained and is that the sound founda~
uscer- `.
neu-is or sans
_,__ ..e"e~'
known  ‘¢,
Presbyterian Minister at B , N-
  `  Br Piney          p _L
Dltll. Buffalo sits; so on for.
the removal of pert ol hil l¢0ll\l¢\i-
North West Mounted Police.
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KING GEORGE AND
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_ New vonx iuny 22 (sneeinii-Ace LONDON. Mny zzne (spanish) A s'r. Pmnssnunc, my zo-coin ' Rose Tea’ Crlmsim L3-bel 15 3 blend Of the. b¢5l3.
i'.f...:;‘::z:. .::“::;' .‘.’.‘f;’:;°:°..“:‘.‘:...“.;"°.';‘;t.::':;‘.::'n;.":: :.‘;':.?::.°:..i';°‘.’.;s';°: ”.:...‘;::.‘: if 2 me and CW" Tee- The f°f-or  =°~=°-1
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water and Eiect,-m¢y_ men in ¢\m,-gg against modern dancing. She says .and the_Foreign Ministers of both ‘ , Strength, the latter rare flavor fOr b0ll'l Of W_lllCl1 Bll'
of Ingpenggr Came,-on yaagarday bel she is one of many matrons upon countries, in J une. At the meeting ` R bl d f d
5 gan to disconnect all overhead wires, Wihilm #evolves the task of B“ld_i“S th? l“'9“"°»°! China end the future oi ose en S are ame ’
in Fourteenth street it having being 3 r s t rough the maze of the London Montenegro will be discu .
_ decided by the Bureiiu of Encnmhran-' 9055011 and is face to face with the -- N0 l00Se Tea at 0l‘ near 306. a lb. lil C0mp&!`3ble With Red,
6 ces that they must be pug, under same stats of affairs in most, but WILSON PLANS T0 ` R - ~t h _
ground. The rqnne worsen west not ru. hniirenms. onuing for the TAKE -PANAMA 'rmra , °se"“°r ‘S ‘ 5° ° “ap
_ through Fourteenth street, enmng immadlm HNBHUOH 01010” \\;l\° “W . “_” . . _ _ .
suprise in china Ulm., ,, fouling 0| telephone, enisgrhph, chnie, richer Ami in aasinulnr dpnsieion, she- wri¢¢s;_. .¥AsH1NGToN, iviny zo-President I .I Because, retaining all its richness and flavor until you are
fire alarm wires until. they reachedi " Y gran mother often has told W son will leave for Panama to ,V ~ -_ -
the Fourteenth street Theatre, just: me of the shock she experienced on spend ten days on the Isthmus, as 1 ready to use lt’ It goes farther "1 t'h°'pot'_'makeB' m°r°~
wat 0| sinh av¢,niu(,_ first heholding the polka, but I won- soon as Congress ndjourns. He will _ gups of tea,
speetgr Cameron mounted to the der what she would have said had'she visit Newport on his return and from
seed.
.
_ roof 0| the thehun and found B, im-ge been asked to introduce a well there go to his summer home at Cor- . I
ready projected through the richest cable connecting the building with the \>I`0UEht UP Bifl 0! olghtwll £0 U10 ,l11Bh. N~ H~. srrivlni; about the inst Ask you! grocer or Red Rose Tea' Should he be out of
.,. -Apr
"rneren    ir;  ,
What’s the reason for it?_ Why does enyiworneh '_
keep her tea in a Caddy, a closed boxor pjparflw To__
keep it pure and good of course, to. keep. im "Ill ` I
»~._"‘_,.~
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parts of the country, and they be, Salvation Army headquarters across B¢““dBl0l\B frllvestics on dancing of August. .  it at the m0m9nthe,l1El3dly get it [Of 3nY good CU3t0mel`-
lieve that from diploiiiacy of this
the street. The inspector choppedl which UW for U10 first fillw 111 my W'
kind noLh|ng.p,.acuca1 m to he “_ through the cable whmh ¢0m,ect¢d collection bringing more young men FIRE AT CHAMCOCK, N. B.  only in sealed packages.
pected as a substitute for toe excell-
ent position now abandoned.
no. has received a staggering setback.
ALBERTA TO FOLL‘{_lW UI’
EDMONTON, Alta., May 20.-In
the case of Richard Isaacs charged
with the forgery of land titles
iicatcs in respect to lands near Ed
son. Alberta, and also in regard to
Saskatchewan lands, several new al-
leged frauds have been brought to
light. The latest to bc charged
against Isaacs were committed in
New. York and he is now awaiting
trial for selling land on forged title
certificates in Boston and St.
N. B. It is believed that many peu-
ple in the eastern cities who liu.v_e not
discovered the fraud have in their
possession worthless certificates for
land in Western Canada which Isaacs
has been phrportiiig to sell.
The Attorney ,Generai’s Dcpartincnt
of Alberta is determined to follow ull
the charges against. Isaacs wiizli the
idea of protecting Eastern investors
in Alberta lands and to safegiiiird
the land titles system in vogue in
this province.
TRIO OF' ENGIiIS>H SPIES
- FREEI) BY THE KAISER
fined in the fortress of Wesel.
REMOVES CANCER
BERLIN, May 20.-Emperor Wil-
liam as an act of grace in connection
with". the-visitvof King-" George, o
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three and o. half years imprisonment 5'
the two buildings, Wm; me Mhnhat. to parties than are needed.
tcnnnt‘s body.
l 'ronoNTo, iviny zo.-To uve to the
_ IN 0ESOl’HAlilUi-l. age of 88 years and then cut her wie- ‘ U0l|>f1l10<l»
‘_"'* 'dom teeth is the unusual experience 'pH};0N]5 Ap; WEDDING GIFT,
New \'on1<, iviny zo-In nie Jour- of Mrs- Holmes Crawford. of 245 -- sisN'ri~iNc.o or AN1-iU'r
nal of the American Medical Associii-V Pape avenue, who within the Dust BERLIN, May 21-Semi Ofllciai YOUNG LAWYER DEFERRED
tion for May I7 Dr. Franz Torek, few weeks has cut no less than eight' Newspaper announces that the Kais-
surgeon to thc New York Skin and molars. Despite her advanced years. er’1»\ gift to Prince Ernest of Cumlier- NEW YORK, May 20.-Counsel
Cancer Hospital, reports the first Mrs. Crawford feelsthlittlte tge véoigse End mid Prllncessnwill l1c‘a thrope. John N, Anhut, the young lawyer
successful operation for thc removal for her cxherionw. Oug B 9 B 9 “B 9 Wm DFOC film l'\l\\BW\¢" HS Ml ll* convicted of trying to bring about ~- _ <~ _ .~ , t - -
f| of 5 part of me oesophagug for ¢,,m.,§ehnt her. eye sight has been n little dependent Duchy with the bridal con- HN-ry K_ rphaw»s release from Mat, litters from flic bil./rr lox Riocbing Lo :it Huntley near Alberton.
England to Berlin for the marriage cerous growth. ~ _ aflccted. 3 A 3 pls ns tho first Sovereigns.- gewsn insane asylum. by bribery told
’ ' - - 1 £1* l 'S ' supreme court justice Seabury to-day
 Tl-IE. BEAUTY T
UF SUNLIGHT 4
is that every garment washed _
with it bears the impress of -
purity-A purity begotten of
tai-ned by absolute cleanliness
workers in unity of purpose-
A purity demonstrated by the
“$5,000 Guarantee" Wbicli
rests upon' every 5c. bar of
SUN LIGHT SOAP;
The name Lever on Soap is s Guarantee ol Purity
and Excellence.
5c. A bar at all Grocers and Stores.
_ 34
 IS'-""‘ c7‘Q¢°l@"i“Sl A “Motor Vehicle Actf”
' €a_fsmels_ f ' _
.Kisses Parties desirousof 8 COPY °f the ab0V¢ “Ct C311 Obtain Another car-lend or nirnltnrs re
tan Fire Alarm Telegraph Compnny's “I need not describe the various VST. ANDREWS, N. B., Ma 20- ` _p _
_America-S effective i,,m,e,,w in (yni_ box at Fourteenth street and gigthllhorrors of the American and South Chamcock, ncarhers was visilbd “ T. H. ESTABROOKS C0-, "~“‘ ' " _ A' ' ~”’-‘*‘
avenue. In iv. few minutes 3 complete, American negroid orgies, but I would ii, fire today which destroyed two Li -t d
get of me hppm-“tug cianged up t0` only ask that hostcsscs ict one know buildings containing stores, hoarding ml c ’
the theatre, the usuni crowd assemli-:What h0“B¢S t0 fW0i<l by l“di¢RU“§ houses and moving picture hnll.
U! Princess Victoria Louise today' led and for several .minutes traflic'lI\ S0010 WBY OH their lI\Vitl\ti0¥\ cords Charles Beach‘s loss is $6,000 with
ALLEGED .uANiJ FitAUDS\grnntcd a pardon to three English was halted “S the “rem” searched whether the turkey trot' the Boston aught ‘“B“"’“°e» ROY H“tt'° 1°"
spies undergoing long sctences in Ger- for the maze' (the beginner of .the .fwm and the $3300'
man jmls’ It wasl oinlyl laftlcrdlnsileiiltor glam- '$111150 WU1 bf! Permitted- LLOSL s 
_ ie _ eron expa nec ie a cu he ri arm _ ` ` l <` 0 T0
 ...7li‘.‘;.f".2$.;¥.‘i“..’;.§f .‘i.‘;‘“.£‘3;";;'..‘.Il?  so sw =~»wd -eww -»-<1 SUM;-,f;.<;gg ;,§,L¢;;;,;,§§,§;>5,,“,;,,, Moor for or
- ed ne norknrn in _mio while taking th” ‘"”’“°“ “mv” "W" ,___ “ ` (~IN¢INNA I T 2 ..
l>l\0i0éI1`1\PhB Of G°T'“”~" f0\'f»l*l°f\fi°“B- _"--“_-’~ ,\'p1;p;\15 Greece Mn 21-A uh. j ' T ' ay "_ 01.08°"
He was sentenced on December Z2 ` ` H ' il 1 d -. tl Yd - _ 83 i nccoulntlof the’ losr_i of Scottys bla
1010 to a term of four Yciirs and con: Nun T0 HAY!" m“n'cd E an ' rece" y iscovw n mt' Nlgzer' Tm” Bm" °“ tl” doo'
’ SPENT "WAR" FUND ill!! :PB-llied nclar Lmnnosiiin t&i*>1(:;l'0;k|of Scotty’s saloon at Ninth and Elm
The second was Capt. Trench' of I UFC IDC H20. 185 :en l Silt e thi’ streets all day today caused much
_ L()N[)0N' Ma ___T~ c I0 l!0Vf'T|'lm0¥\if HFC M0 OEIS HB 6 comment. Two days ago the cat dis-
the Brdush Royfll Ml?‘lneB'oiMr1$Rl?.`l asseris uint lliezbiiiitgiiesetgsgearig Im” U' Uh'Y““‘“' "’\“°“ was °“lb"‘°"H' aiiiwered- Scotty refuses to believe
at Eu? en fm 1° ctmfgc ~ p 0 practically bankrupt. It claims to cd nt um h"'g\““mg_°!, th” ”°°°“d °°“' that "Ni8iZ°¥l"' Will C0010 back-
John, graphing (rerman for lhcntions. He, know that the alleged huge war chest wry before the Chnstmn cm_ ____________
“ls” was “°“*"“°"“ °“ "W s§““° “Y of the ,,,m,,,g,,¢,,,,, of Ove, ;5,,,,_,,0,, ,B -~----- i1i~:Nnv M. Fi.Aoien
to a. term of four years at ulatz. _, '_ _ _, IE IN
'run third wns nerernnri stewart, n ‘1 '~‘g"““‘° "1““- th” the ““°K°“ nninrii 'r/skies MAN _ LD FLORIDA'
C 'f l$56 000 00 Sh $100 00 ll
London mwy0,._ arrested at Bremen $75,000 subscribed at the last Albert AB COLLECTOR WAITS. ‘WEST PALM BEACH Fla. MB-y _  a ’ . .  . 
~ - hall meeting consisted of dummy ' '
on a. general charge ol Espionage and _ “'*‘ 20--Henry M. Finger, aged B3, capi-
selitcnced on January 5th, 1012, toillsgues' them helm °“i5' “im” m GLOUCESTER, May 20-After tnlint and mnwny mngnBm_ mod
' ' I ' spending three weeks trying to 60)' his winter home here this morning
at (;1ngz_ lect thc rent of L-hnrles Dexter of No. after an mncss of sevaml wwkl
----i--l- .. , , , . , , 203 Main street, Alfred S. Maddocks Fl tl fu d m ht
(“U'1TING VIEETH AT AGE on R8 lirokc down the door and found his stxiir irrfciqs yhogw aggnbgcami,
sweet, cleansing oils, and main- ,
in _manufacture-A purity i
exaltecl by the co-operation of .
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Mr.
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his age his recovery had not ‘been an-
for
that important information had been
obtained which should be investigat-
ed before Anhut was sentenced. Sen-
tence was accordingly postponed un-
til Friday. Anhut’t attorney refused
to reveal the nature of his informa-
tion.
HERE’S A $1,200 JOB
FOR A PHILATELIST.
WASHINGTON, Mnv 20-Are ynu_
a philatelist? If so, there is a. change
for you to work at your profession,
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that an open
competitive examination to fill a vac-'
nncy in this position in the National
Museum at ii salary of $1,200 s your
will soon be held.
SUMMEBBIDRI MARKETS
Oorrsctel for every Wednesday
Saturday isles.
and
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Tnmlvl
,Potatoes
‘Pork 9| to 11|
Bw! s to 1
Dressed basl s es 10
Chicken
'.l‘ns'ke¥l ll to
Geese is to
Bowl
Ducks
Oats (white) .
_10ets (black) 4| go
Wheat
~ num- Nl ne
Butter |145
IB
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20
11
I2
15
13
16
40
of
60
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IONTAGUI. ss Altlxlsrl
‘vorreetsl for. sun. Wednesday,
Bstuxdu Issue.
and
`.'otl.t0el
Beets per dos.
ford, por W1 -1| en
Belt (lmsll) Der lb. I-to. 16
Best (quarter) Del' is is to. 1
Pork O to 10|
Lamb. It ih`. (small 14
FGWI _ 13
llitom 1|
Butter K
Bus. nr ees. _
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Prospeeilus of The Model
Silver Fox Co. Ltd.
PROVlSl0NAl. lll~RECTORS
J JJIUGNES, M. P. Mr-rchunf, Souris
J. M- CLARK, Conirecior S°Side
ARCll'D. MclEAN, Esq. City Councillor, (h’fown
JOHN ANllERSON.l" sq. Provincial Auditor Ch’iown
MURDOCK. ANDERSON, Esq. Mill Owner, Etc. Kinlock
The above Conipfuiy is Capitalized :it the actual value of the fo xes
and have secured four pairs ol the very highest grade foxes of this years
No expense will bf iucufied frr building a Rfirch as .1 very favorable
arrangement has been niaie with the said Llilionny to care forthe
foxes bought from tbcin for a t`me of 2 or3 ycevs where they will remain
io their natural home, and have the benefit of ill- most expert care and
attention by persons who will be diiectly lnle1c~ff_-d in their success the
charges for such care bei; g the lowest of any one engaged in the regu-
lar busine s of ranching. Whilst no one can \1.i'.li cr rlaioly say what
the returns will be a very conseivatiie estimate leased on sn increase of
only two young to racli pair per year, and n price of $1o_coo.oo per
pair, which is far bel iw present prices will give returns of over 40 p.
p. for the year 1914, 5/1 p c year 1915, mid go p c. for year 1916, And
adding as per con rect of dr-sired one pair from young stock each year
to Bicediiig Stoclr,aii<l -ri uh: end of the 3 ~ear term would leave 6 pairs
of Breeders-which sho\i‘d eisiiy be worth double the original cost.
There is no Watered Stock only '\ siiiill amount over cost is added to
defray organization exienses $3:_i,ooo oo or 303 shares of $100.00
each are now eff.red for sale. 'l`;ims io per cent with application bal-
ance i5th`Augr.st_ 1913. _
Applications for :stock can be made to any of the Directors named
or sent direct to the ac'.iiigSeciclnry. `
I. M. CLARK,
K. J. MAR'l‘l N, lfsq »~"* Summerside
Solicitor for the Co. _
/\plzzM1is|¢ '
1 5 -~ - , - -- I --3-P-EBI'
57741 ~
Form A. Pure Bred Enrolment No. I5 '
Son of Blngen (2.06 1-4), sire of Uhlan (L58), the wo1id’s fastest trot
ter; Adm1iaiD¢wey (2.04 3-4), King Cole (2.05 1»4), ]ohu Ward (2.05
3'-4); Oweissa (2 06 3-4), full brother to Cefalon; the Leading Lady (3)
(2.o7); J. Malcolm Forbes (3) (2.09 1-2); Codero (4) (2.09 3 4); Tot-
ara (2.09 3-4); and 109 others with standard records, including Todd
(2.14 3 4). First dam Iniprovicience by Prodigal, 6003, record 2.i2,da1n
of Owaisss (2.06 3-4).
' Catalon is a handsome 15:3---1075 lbs. mahogany bay stallion, foal-
' i ‘ed in |904. He is of perfect conformation and absolutely sound. He has
trotted a mile in 2- 14 1-4; last quarter in 32 seconds. I-le is the best bred'
horse in ihisprovince and also the bandsomest. Come and see him.
Fee, $25.00 with return privilege Bingcn,l1is sire stands at $300.09-
C_atalon will stand the season at Catalon Furni, Siierbrook, on f.he lll11£‘
tion of Lois 17 and 19, (2 1-2 1ni‘es from Sunimerside)
JAMES T. WAITE, Owne.'.
~ Aol- 1.MfMEu June re. sherhmsir, P E. Island- '
l ei- 5-~ ' _-hp - wi-
Osts
Ptlfk gi
Naiw, FURNITURE A1- megs
THAN Auo'r1o'N‘- Prucsis
fsmui, Crisp _the same free of charge by sending a post card to -the under _:args scnrstons. efpsliisr
,  signed ` _ fesiiissi im-were union. Kminn uh-f
Bios - A ` . A '
“N15 ' ‘ -_  ~ ~  '- in-me equal-to Anainnmnsnieri
lvection in two days Yours to
.  Cakes ' ' ` » ' ~ -
» ~ ~=  ' _ sacnurn Qstllty furniture sus. Y g¢h¢¢s1_h¢,En,;:,
-m.inade.wle1i liestirnrlsrislu,-early andere made Falla =v=1'y . _ _ _ rumours men.. ‘ _ anno
'dayl lrqs}i£d,§`_.£if_¢"sii`rélyAw,atfyon wantloncan- get t-hem, p_ E, lglsnd Mme: Vphgcle Asrsogisiion,
'»1v'»ys'=if_  or-4». _ » _ _ ~ ‘ (elim. crew erase) ' _  ¢!°!_°'!\¢~  ""1 - '
;~ » _ b 1 _   ' _` qh$r,?“°b*n!_t_“ihd- will ,_   f pn, inner, rrihsvsi, vienna new
des, Extension tables sqm;-s of _
round This car lot. was bought be-
C L  `!ore.tbs advance and will be sold 1: '
'~ _,_ ,H_,___ go. pn--ai  ‘- Smnmlraphers Tr 
The C. B. B. Are' Successful
If you wish to becomeasucmssful stenoKf“Ph°‘ 0* W'
pr rter you should take s course It llle C- B- C-
'r-he chnriniieiewn iznsiness cniiezo md. Ivsiimfe °f
S:,m,._hwd and Typewziting is one of the Premier institutions
ei us kiss in me iarriihne Provinces. Hers yon few!" Pry-
Smml and individual instructions imd~1lie courses are so plain
and practical that :iid 'fe ¢l8il7 "1”*¢f¢d
Write today for free Prospectus and information to
L. B. Miner, Brinsfrrl-
r _
A, _ ~  _   , 'clisrloltelown  Gelleqe
m8,ddmtf,_ . _ , _ I May zo M1<.».f»1 _ _ I leer Q  .=-me  _  
5 quality. Red Rose Tea is put up in lib, ad.il_.`1.‘rZlfir`  i.
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