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Large Clearing
Auction Sale
BENJ. CARTER & CO.
I am instructrd by WM. PARTRIDGE, Esq., to sell
by Public Auction on
MONDAY October ` 5, 1914
Commencing at 12 o’clock noon
That desirable and pleasantly situated farm on the l_'iiloii iload four miles
from (`iiarlottetown.
The farm is in a high state of cultivation and has a large orcliiird well
looked after. The buildings are comm odious ami in excelleiit repair, being
almost new and are ell ar ' or
w rung. l.
There will also be sold the stock. crops and iiiipiements coiisisting of 5
horses, 10 choice milch cows, 1 Gueriisi-_v bull, two years old, choice; 2
heifers one year old, 4 calves, 5 pigs, 100 liens. 14 get-se, potatoes and turn-
ips iii the tield, about 30 tons of hay. 400 stocks oats and mixed feed, 1 bind-
er, 1 mower. 1 rake, l hay teriiier, l seerier, Ll harroivs, horse ani izoe mould-
er, horse power thrcsher. and cleaner 1 set faiiners. l hay fork rope and car-
rier, 1 driving buggy, 1 (_`oiit-ord waggon, 2 carts. l Bain truck wziggon, 1
revolving churn, 1 tubular mill( so arator and .ill yi
. ' p' ' iiiking utensils, sproy
motor, 1 wood sleigh, l doublc box sie igli, 2 cart szitirllcs and lirct-chiiig plow"
harness, forks, hoes, shovr-ls. i-:irpent ers tools. lioiisoliold furniture includ-
ing Home Comfort range, hail stove :i nd wood stove :iliiiost new.
Terms of payment for farm will be a iinouiiceil. On the moveable all sums
under $5.00 cash, over that amount 13 months on approved joint notes.
E. C. McDONALD, Secretary. BENJAMIN CARTER &. CO
5. 18-9-24mthstu:ii Au¢¢;Qn¢}s_
'home in Sootchfort.- Rev. P. D.
guest of Rev. J, B. l\lciiityre.-` Miss
|arid Mrs. I\lc(J\ii=id, Mount St-_\\‘art,
_ THE lZEllTRll
IT PA\j8 to buy in the Province. --
POWNAL CIRCUIT.-Services in
Pownel Circuit on Sunday, Sept. 27th.
are: Powaei at 11 and 7. Miilview at
DANCE.-The Young Bachelors will
hold their weekly dance. Thursday
evening, Sept. 25th. All members in-
vited. 5709
THE PICKLING 8EASON.- is now
here and the housewife will have to
*get prepared. E. A. Foster has a
large stock of Essence Vinegar and
Pickilng Spices, also Turmeric, Gar-p
lic, Curry Powder, Celery Seed, Pep-
per and mustard, nil this year’s stock..
5677
RED CROSS WORK.- it has been
suggested that in sections of the
country like Miliview and Mt. Her-
bert there siiould be local branches of
the Red Cross Society. The society
at Pownal has put through zi line lot
of work already. 'l‘he inet meeting
held :it Mrs. Arthur Jenkin’s on Mon-
day was attended by about forty 'of
hte lady workers.
BUSY CHARLOTTETOWN. - Up
to a late hour last night Charlotte-
town presented a very lively appear-
ance with its autos and teams flitting
around the principal streets and the
gay side shows on the Market Square.
The beauty oi’ the evening tempted
citizens to seek the out of doors and
the streets were tlironged the entire
evening. Very many visitors are in
the city at present and the hotels are
taxed to their utmost capacity.
SCOTCHFORTI-l.-Mr. Vincent Fish-
er. who has been residing in Boston
for the past year is visiting at his
i\i<~Giii_i;nii, Vernon River, spoilt the
week-end visiting in Trncadie, the
Myrtle Brothers, Vernon River, spent
the week-end visiting in Traciiilie,
the guest ot’ her sister, Mrs. Philip
liughes.- Miss Mary l’ow'.-ii, Tra-
cadie Sandhills. left Saturday morning
enroute to Boston, where site intends
to iesiile for some tiiiie.- Mr. .loiin
ii. \li'l‘on:\lri, !~lcott:lil`ort, was in the
city S:_iturri1i,\'.---' iMi's. Josepii i-Igaiiif
spent liiiiidny visxiing in '[‘r:ii'ndio, ili~_»
riic-sts of Mr. and Mrs. Dziiiiol iliuiliiis
Miss Eliztilietli Barrett, who has
i‘-.ren resiiiiiig iii lloiiton for tiio past
few \'czii':=, ni'ri\i=il Sutiirilny evcniiig
'iii it v'sit to li' r lioiuo in (ili\iii'i\_\'.--
I\ir. li<=i'iiai'd M-iliityrc, (`iiarloi1,f-toivii,
One son, Joe, was a sergeant in "A"
Company, 82nd Regiment, and left for
Valcartier with the draft from that
regiment. He retains his rank in the
ovcrsea contingent._ 'i`lie other son
enlisted in the Foot Guards of Ottawa,
and is now also at, \'nl-cartier Camp.
The annual meeting of thi- l‘.E.l. Dental
Association was held last evening in
P- ~l
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PMNS DISAPPEAR
Rheumatism depends on nn ac-id
in the blood, which affects the
muscles and joints, prodiicing in-
flammation, stiffness :mil pain. This
at-id gets into the blood throiigli
some defect in ilie <ligv:=li\'e process.
Hnod’s Snrsapntillzi. the old-time
blood tonic, is very sin-vi-ssl`iil in the
treatment of rlieuinrilisin. It acts
directly with irif`\_'iuif effect on
.spent Siiiiilay visiting friends in
$~‘cot:;`-i?`urL.~S.
_, pi _ _ .
the blood, and iinpro\'es the fliyrcs-
tion. Doti’t stiffer. Get Iiood.’stoi1ziy.
ANNUAL DENTAL MEETING.-`
ing urine and cross s ii in be K- Tim" °' *W-124 ““° ‘"1" “'°i\\_' _ __ ._ M _  I
iwn siicimiim on r-r‘i§.fy,”§'.pt za, we Coke Twsrwcmed by we viii “E||g|a||¢] .Hip A  gp
at 1 p. m. Address" win he iieiivsr- of his mbsf. iiliam Thaw It was - .- _
ed by Sir Louis Davies, Judge Has- the second D8Ym°“t m°d° ¢° Tmwi  Do I  , ` i
tard and others. since last June, when he won his ` . __ ff _
,_ `C I lf, th Fid9li\y Tiiilb `llltI l ' -"I I 
1-i-ie s. s. EvAn'eei..iNE.-on ar- §f',1,,,,fg¢§o',‘,,,,,,,,,,° of pymburs, tmzim   Doing
rival from Boston this. Wedy.`niglxt will compdling it to pay mm th, mo ey _ Shown Tonight In Mohan Pl k ~ - _ -._
lay up at Halifax and the S. S. Hail- as it became due At that um, hal _ _ _ ,.» » _.ai
fax will continue the voyage east and received $160 780 ` - All BVEIIIZS Qf UIICCICSI. ill CQIIRIHBU itafy
talie up her schedule from Charlotte- ' ' ° _
town. Until further notice the S. S.
H°“'“’ ""1 °°"*i”“° °“ the 5°h"d‘!1.°- itimi to be new at soul-is on the
5'3" zsth im the fair from ohsriom- . - _ _   ~. ~» if I'
Aucriou sate.-we win sen on F°“'n “ill in 51-0° “"1 '=°"°°P°“°' - ' -_ i _ ,I i 
the Market S F 'd yl 25‘h_ lngly IOW I`Bf.8B fi`0m IIIi'.¢l`!D0¢I.IBl6 _ 1 " g ,_ -`.-
commencing a‘tmI;§J'¢ggck riliozon a lot Sf-SUODS $00# EOIDZ Vilf thi? Wglllll' Mn* Upton,s .Device A Turn of. 
of choice and well bred horses. All morning train "Om ('ll3"|°t¢°"°W“ _ . h _  .
parties attending tits Exhibition hav- returns.; in the evening by special A Vita I-8118 ICSUC _ _
:ing stocl-1 to-dispose of whether horses train. . _
hi's Churt Kinkor on Tuesila Se
iiolly of Bedeuue, to Mr. George Wil-
bert MCC-arville of Ki-rikora. Miss
Mary iiaininilluttendcd the bride,
while llir. Ray Mc(`arville fulfilled it
similar office for the briilegroom. The
i'ei‘niotiy which was at 7.30 a. m. was
performed by the pastor-Rev. J. J.
MacDonald. Notwithstanding the ear-
ly hour and the disagreeable weather
quite ii number of friends gathered at
the ciiiircli; and if among them tiiero
were those who believed iii the old
adage “happy is the bride that the suit
shines on" it must have given joy tn
their liearts and content to their
iiiiniis, to see ‘the sun after many
endeavours shine with remarkable cin-
pliasis on thc bride. I-lor friends trust
thot the sim nl' hnpltincss and Con-
tent will coiitiiiue to shine upon her
and si-ldoin be oversliadoweil by the
clouds of trouble. The bride was
prctlily goivncd in white and ciirricii
ii bououot of sweet. ports. The bride-
grooin's gift, to the bride w:is_a gold
watizii und fob und to the brideiuniti
a gold fob. Many other lieiiutifiii
gifts were siimverod upon the br_iiio
on the oi-vasioii. and in the ovoiiiiii:
over one hundred guests were enter-
tained at tho bridc's home.
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I-_ iff-‘§'.f'.§ff.I I-.--" .--if In-_The  Peo   _e_’S.- _
 isma in orphans Court we today ' »
. xincsrou iussriuc.-A mm- l“°'id°‘\‘°' fi" P“¥""°"“`*° H°"'Y. ` --» 1-  -
Life-7\{alcartier Moboiizingé of .Troops-1. --
In sommuiiisstion with the Exgiii-S; I entraiiiirig etc' `  ' `
Q ` I ». is
- if _ _
calttls sheep or pigs shall have th; PPE- -=»---#-----=-'-'-=‘-'-'-'~'-*ff‘-`~'-‘ff-`=-'-'-'f-`-`-`~`~'~'-‘-‘f ' ` -- - - ' .' I
v ege at this sale to sell them. cn . 1 -x-_M_C_A__ D B residing The _
03"" &C°-» A“‘=“°“@"- giiicers for rhervoiiiiispvem Wm av- SOPilI0’8 Biftildlypklfy A Western ¢°m5dY that will
*A--` pointed as follows:-President, Di' -d h
|NVE$T|GAT|°N is ORDERED' Sniailwood; Vice-President, Dr Ayersf make your sl es ac e
VVASIIINGTCN, Sept. 23.-The State SBm.£,_,ary_Tr9asu|-er and Registrar,
| More Exciting and
Department this afternoon ordered D1- Baguall-(reflected), Alter the V `
an investigation ot evidence laid be- ,amine business was ggngluded, Di- Elgvenfh Instalment
fore it by Ambassador Spring-Rive Of Myers addressed the meeting on the _
Britain of the alleged unneutrai activi- ques¢io“ of the 503|,” Survey move. » 
ties of the German societies in a num- mem_
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ber‘of Western cities, including thic- ____ Adventures Qf Kathlyn
asc and Ciucinnattl. WEDDING BELLS.-in St. Maine- -
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sAcn|i=icE.-Mr J. Mex. simmons, t 1, _ Sm um-e,t.,.,k ppm the mar. g In
of Cable Head West, has given his two ,fizgéeerof Miss 1\f[gry Connolly only      
30"” U’ the defence Uf me Empire* ilaugiitcr of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Con-i _In Two Pa1t5--
` ` Thrilling Than Ever -
Shows from U ADMISSION H MATINEES I
6.30 to 11 p.m. FIVE CENTS i DAILY
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your horses, cattle, sheep or swine,
there is xi Royal Purple preparation,
that will give unusual eliicient and
satisfactory service. Leading stock
raisers and horsemen throughout tho
Province are unanimous in praising
tho wonderful eflicient properties of
these preparations. MacKinnon Drug
Co., Corner Great George and Kent
A full range of Perrin gloves here
for ladies-no matter what the difficul-
ties are this store will try to serve you.
-Moore &. McLeod. 5715
Have 'you seen the wonderful line
of men’s hats that this store is show=
ing--Stetson, Tress, Franklin, all the
new blocks-all the new colors-$1.50
to $6.50. Moore & McLeod. 5715
to-wears at Patoiis. 5714
"Remember our big Soda Fountain
when thirsty. Speciiii attention given
to this branch of our business during
exhibition week. E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore. The home ot good Soda
\v'.°,:er. 5679-9-22-!i1‘)i
“It you want to secure best re-
sults with your pickles and chow
this year, you will use our spec‘es
which are the purest, strongest and
mnst satisfactory of any. Our essence
of vinegar is of unusual strength,
one pint, making three quarts of
strong. pure, pickling vinegar. 'l`he
Tivo Macs, 149 Great George Street;
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In itation
' To Exhibition I Visitors
receive authentic informatio
BLACK FOX INDUSTRY.
Durin the ast Week we h °
g p ave paid out a cash divi-
“ We cordially invite everyone to call at our offices and
n .regarding the famous SILVE
dend of FORTY PER CENT to all of our stockholders.
While once flourishin industries `h
on account of the disturbance caused b
g ave closed their doors
y the war, the SIL-
VER BLACK FOX INDUSTRY is still as
Strong as the Empire, _
And safe as our native land.
h oyal Investment
Offices: Royal Bank Building : :V Charlottetown, P. E. Island '_
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