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CHASE k SANBORN. MONTREAL. an
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N01 ASPIRIN W|lHOUi  
 lHE "BAER CRUSS"
Any- Tablet Offered as Aspirin and 'Not Stamped
with the “Bayer Cross" is Not Aspirin) at All!
“Bayer" Now Made in Canada-No German
lnterest-All Rights Purchased from
There is not a penny 'of German
money invested in “Bayer 'l`ablets ef
Aspirin” nor will a German citizen
 proht by its salcLor ever be allowed
55 to acnnire interest.
ITEQ The original, world-famous Bayer
U Tablets of Aspirin" is now made in
Canada and can be had at your drug-
- gist’s in handy pack:_‘.g~_s.
Unless you sec the “Bayer Cross” on package and on tablets
you are not geitiiig   ,filly
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During the war, acid imitaiions were sold aS_/\5Pl\`lf\ ln_ Pltll
lioxcs and various other containers. l`iut tlicre is no substitu c
for genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” which have been proved
safe by millions for Pain, Hcadaclic, Tootliaplie, i3ara_cllC. Rhcll'
maiism, Lumbago, Colds, Grippe, Joint ‘Pains, Neuritis. -
Proper and safe directions are in cvcflr' "l3“_l_c" Pa°_k_____a§°‘"
_ [)0n’t accept Aspirin in a pill box. Buy it “Beyer Package"! .
Boxes oi' 12 tablets-llottlcs of 24-Bottles of l00~Aiso Capsules.
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Erf sl-`..i.-i iii.-`|...i.iir .it-.limit i...in.ii.»i.~. nn- 'iuiiiit-is or imer Cowiwiir wil be HIIWHN '"5
Qrir xc-nt-ral trade miirlz, the “Buyer Cross." _
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COAL QUARTETTE
THERE are several rea-
s 0 n s w h y y o u
should buy your winter
coal during the summer
months. he most im-
portant one is that you
will thereby effect a con-
siderablersavingofmoney
-and then there may be
a notable shortage of
coal just when you are in
need of it. Who can tell?
tc. trois at oo.
one ill Queens Wharf
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CONSULTANTS ON
Government and Civic income '
:if Taxes. Manufacturing Coltl :ali
.ji and Efficiency .'
'f- Oiliee end 'Phone Gonneetioh 'H
j~._ sr. mm, norman. Annum. j
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A careful selec--
tion of every line
of Jewelry marks
oulrnstock.
We Wiil be' pleas
ed to have you call.
W. N. Tantou

S. J. and Rev. George Bradley, S.. J.
will open a mission in St. Marks, Lot
7, August l7tli to 24th.
Chase & Sanborn’s “SEAL ...E5§..?£.'.' Si§.!l°t.§sf...‘?.i’”‘§i 03.?
BRAND’-’ COFFEE. . "”?’__""'-»’ `-Y'f”"'~7fJ.“"""’-f_.‘." aa.
,uit
ton-and vicinity"ai-qjequested fto- at-
tend a meeting in the Oddfellowd Hall,
Friday evening, August 15th to make
arrangements for opening a brunch of
the G. W. V. A. 142-8-9M6i.
-TYNE VALLEY.--Miss Mamie
Stewart. returned missionary fron.
Chinn. will speak in the Tyne Valley
church Sunday 6.30 p. ni. (old time).
A week if special services will be held
in this church commencing August
18th. Rev. .lolin N. Murchison, of
Malpcque will a_ddi'ess the meetings,
which will begin at 7.30 p. m. (old.
time.)
-L’EFT FOR WEST.-Miss Ruth
Mathiesoii, daughter of Donald and
Mrs. Mathieson, Suminerslde. who hns
been principal of Bederiue school for
the last two years, left this week for
Sanford. Manitoba. whore she has
been engaged as tciiclicr. Miss Muth-
ieson, who is one of the scholarship
girls _wili` be greatly 'missed by her
manyfrieiids. and thc island has lost
one of its very best teachers.
-KENSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.-
Tlio formal opening oi’ Kensington
High School took place. Tuesday. Aug-
ust 12, under most promising auspices
and the Trustee Board and several
rate payers were present, and partici-
pated in thc event. The school ‘this
year has a complete new staff of
teachers. viz: Principal, W. M. 'Siliip-
pirain, vive-min., Miss Elizabeth suf-
livan. ist Asst.. Miss Pearle Moose,
2nd Asst.. Miss Stella Driscoll. The
scliool oiliciuls udilrosscii the pupils,
forecasting a most prosperous your.
and cxortini: the pupils and parents to 0
use their iitiiiost olforts to iiiiikc this
the banner your of the school.Y.
M‘lnard’s Llnlment used by Physicians
WESTERN PERSONA LS
-Messrs. \Vlili:1nl Roberts. Middle
ton, and itiissol A’llenrn, Albany, were
visitors to Suniincrsldc this week.--I-I.
-Mr, C; L. Jackson. Murray, C.B.,
was in Siiinincrsido this week, engag-
ing men forfluinbcriiig in Cape Breton.
~}i.
-Mr. P. B. A'Hearn, of Fred Magee
Ltd.. Siimmersido. has rt.-turned uftcr
sponding his holiiliiys at dll; home in
Port Elgin, N. B.-li.
-Miss Pauline Broliaut. of Lash-
liiirn, Snsk., is spcnrliiig hor vacation
with hor piirciitg Mr. and Mrs. Ilcdloy
i3rchnut.~L.
-Mr. iiaywooil Morrison who re-
ccntiiy 'returned to his home in Sinn
nicrside from overseas, lcft on Tucs-
dny morning for Truro having acer-pt
_ ed ,, Dosjlinn in the Royal Bunk of tion with improvement or otlici-wise
’  Canada j1,cr,3__L_ in the herd's condition; and lic -must
I `   fore his board of directors.
-Messrs. Mayor liowntt, P. N. I’af.c.
0'I..eary, Robert iiowatt, Capo
Trziversc, A. A. MeCnull, Ellerslio.
and A. A. Ramsay, Conway were in
town on Wednesday.-H.
-Mrs. (Dr.) Alexander and two
dauglitors. of Gardiner, Mo., arrived
hero on Tuesday evening. Thcy.wil\
spa nd thou vacation at Mrs Alcxiiiid-
er 1 ft o _
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLellan.
formerly of Victoria West have rc
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they have rcsidcd for the last eight
years. It is their intention to remain
perinzuientiy oil thc Ish-ind -ii
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'V onepeetpiuoeeeen- ~‘ °
`fi;\ tial. No matter how '
' --~-attractive nn instru-
§\§ mcntmayl_o_ok_.It can- r
i  -not be considered de-
sirable unless its tone
is of true artistic
quality.
The tone of the 1
  iiueiittgman "0
& illn.
Art-'§ta!tnu V
F' le beyond criticism.  `_
5 ; f Words no inadequate §,‘ f
-3, so asm-rin in inmy gl,
_'gi -e beauty beyond _riff
` 1 comparison. Andfhie ~,‘_,
j wonderful none in ee i
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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
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’-TWO CENTS PER WORD each
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order
minimum charge twent-y five cents.
-BA-LL GAME.-The game of ball
Plilycd by the Pioneers and independ-
ents on Monday evening on High
School Grounds, Summerside resulted
in favor of the Pioneers, the score be-
ing 4-3.-L. _
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Fox Breeders ,
lo Annual Session
(Continued from 110-80 Ono)
In C0f\CllIl|ill§ the doctor wrirmly
thanked the members for the privil-
35° of being called upto address
thein. _He said ho had truvellcd far
ind wide and never met anywhere
else the full-hearted Shospitality he
had received here which was typical
of the Island.
A number of questions were then
asked the doctor which he answered
to the best of his ability.
On motion of Mr. C. McLiire, sec-
Olided by Wir. F. L. Rogers a hearty
vote of [hunks was tendered to Dr.
Allan for his address.
Mr. F. L. Rogers, Albcrton, fol-
lowed with an excellent address deal-
ing with thc business mniiagcment of
1 fox company . He said among other
things:- _ `
` The business nruiiagenicnt of`u fox
)l`@0d\ll8 company in some. but in not
all respects, isidentlcnlwitli thc man-
agement of other businesses. Tlle`
mme principles apply if success be
sought, and these arc: first, thorough
knowledge of the business; second,
1 vision which looks to 'thc future in
formulating plans rather than living
and acting solely for the cxpedloncy
of the day; third, the strictest ud-
herencc 'to absolute integrity in nil
business relations, the firm founda-
tion upon which reputation is built;
fourth. a proper conception on the
puri of thc nian-tiger of the rcla.tion.i
which should exist bclwcou liiin and
the owners of thc business, and fifth,{
toward the customer, just such policy
is is followed by the best iiicrciianis,
viz: absolute frankness und doing
1 little better for him than thc con-
tract spcclfies, ‘making his success
YOUF interest und gaining a. friend
with cvcry customer. -
The in-alingcr of ii fox business must
in the first place. keep accurate and
clearly understood records of tho
breeding stock. one sony or which
should bc in it fire-proof safe, for, us
the yours go by. and -the herd in-
creases, his menior_v will be uiioqua`
to tlhe task of retnlni-ng the history
of the animals, which is so essential
'-0 Hood breeding. Ho must acquire an
Intimate knowledge of vulucs, and
must study color tendencies in his
various lines. To depend upon the
cnre-tzikci' in these malltcrs will not
do, although if he is as observant as
lie should bc, that functionary's as-
sistance in deciding many technical
problems should bo of great vuliio to
the manager.
The manager ofa fox company
must bo cognizant of the value of
Iintisticsz comparison of food cn.-;_'_~_ ‘
vezir against year, taken in conjunc-
lic prepared with good reasons when
'iilvociiting proposed cxpcnditurcs be-
He must insist on n proper division
of thc accounting, lf his head ofhce
be at ii distance, and his own reports
must he such as in impose no. unnec-
essary detail on the other ond. Ex-
ocriditurcs classified under the follow
ing lioads, viz: fox food, fodder, ofllce
expense, trnvcl expense, ranch ex-
pense, and such other headings as arc
necessary, should he cntlroly sopurnlc
from those whic_li arc really invest-
ments in the business, and therefore
properly cliargoiilila to capital, etc.
in conclusion Mr. Rogers said:
if therc arc those among us today
who have been discouraged; those
who have not 'surniountoil all thc
difficulties that have been met with
in their liiisinoss; those whosc faith
has wavcrcd; lot me say that the con
firlonce l had in silvcr rox brccdiug`
ns it comiiiorclai proposition when i
took it upiiovcr wavcrcd ovciidurini:
tho dark days when iilir- war clouds
rung hoavily over our land, and th-at
now my ful-th has been fully justified
by tho linprovod conditions ln our ln-
'liisiry toda_\'. 'Pho rcnl basis of our
liusiiii-ss coiisists in thc vulno of tho
polls which we produce, and it is with
iinailoyod plensiire that I am nblo to
say th-:it today in London fox pf.-its
are bringing fully 30 per cent above
the high values recorded during the
,lVl_ii_y__Vni_iot_ion. While, in New York
last Saturday i was inforlncd by it
prominent fur iirokcr of thc fact
above riuotod, and'i was also told that
from ovcry neutral country of Europe
'is well as from those which were
Allied with ns in the Grcnt War has
come'nn iiiipi‘or-oriented dciniind. ul-
niost rcgiiiulloss of prlco, for every
variety of valuable i’nr,. ~Shnll we take
full ailvniitaize of those conditions by
placing our business today upon n
proper foundation by adopting prin-
ciples and methods in keeping with
thc dignity of n great. industry or
shall we still go along without im-
proving the methods which too many
breeders followed in the days when
doubt ond uncer-trinty ehurur tori'/.oil
our attitude toward this fine lndus-
try? > . ‘
Mr. S-lieldon Sharp of Bldeford
claimed that improper feeding had
caused considerable mortality among
the foxes but probably no i!l‘0M€\`
than among any other young niiliiinls.
From the way some talked one
would think there was some terrible
postlienco among the foxes. What
we need to do is .to_ boost the indus-
try iind let the world know what is
being done. in Western Canada lt
was currently reported that the fox
business in P. E. I. was down and
out and that the ranches were helm!
torn down. Reports such as H1080
were harming therindustry and nubil-
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 , Q' ___- _ _ ‘~-1 ers Commission, Winnipeg and a dir-
ffliy. was t`ia¢d&' -'tn .diss #1110 l\i¢l,1¢i
ideas. .
Mr M. Snow of the Grain Grow-
we
,; ll9-l2l Queen Street Charlottetown -
 V” ii1.,;,;»e si iiteteee Lia.. 0
These nice, well made Donegal
Tweed coats- all new tnis season,
various sizes just twelve left to choose
from. Worth to $24.00 special at...$15.
$33.00 Donegal Coats for .......... _.$22.
- A space-making clearance
  of women’s coats
'VERY DAY 'COMES SOMETHING NEW-demanding room in the S
E women’s ready to wear section. There’s no dodging the need for space-
so-to make sure of it-we’re going to empty some coat fixtures with
these economy offers on coats. .
"Tweed Coats  5.00
Covert Cloth.
to ~ $32.00
Trim lady
coats, all new
sale Thursday
$19.00 Coats for ...... _.$15.00 $25.00 Coats for .... _...$18.00
$27.00 Coats for...__$20.0_li $32.00 C021iS f0!‘ ------ --$22-00
left, worth to $32.00 will be placed on
$36.00 Covert Coats for...... ...... _.$24.
c Special Offer in Coats of Navy or 'Black Serge _
Here are some always popular materials, well made up into trim, stylish
coats-just a few of each price, but all really good smart wearable garments,
and all new this season.
Jn*
Coats
$20.00
like fawn covert cloth
this season, just ga few _
at. ........................ _.$205 _
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   Ladies’ Straw Hats.
worth -to 6. for .
Anextra hat to finish out the season will cost you
‘ mighty little money---and will freshen up your ward-
robe in great shape. There's a table full of those,
all shapes and stylcs, wort
li to $6.00 each, choose
for ....  ................. ..._ ......................................... ._ .. .....$1-00
Another great lot, worth to $.00 for..-. ...... .....$2.0
  Getting Full
Value for Your
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S Real Thiiil
Tlirlft docs not iiuply
A most durable ancl econ-
omical floor-material for the
bathroom, kitchen, laundry,
etc., because it is absolutely
water-proof. _ A wonder for
wear. ` .
Requires no cement or tacke
to hold it down. Two yards
A big variety of the latest
patterns now in stock. Com-
pare it with other printed
floor-coveringsancl note how
economical it is.
The Cold Seal guarantees
that Congoleum will give
you satisfaction. lt's pasted
people have an idea that
they must practice, self-
sucrlilco in ordor to save.
i The -woman who knows
_ -what thrift moans socks
first the worth of her ino-
noy and, if sho finds it,
savings are the logical ro-
suit.
Tlicre is no foriu or
thrift to compare with full
value for the money you
spend. And there is no
form of waste to com-pure
with the liapnazard spend-
: lug of nionoy which takes _
no heed of vuluc.
. People who do all tlioir
shopping :it this Store itu-
» toiiiaticnlly save in the
course of ii year, a sum
which permits purcliasiiig
addltioiiul things, which
otherwise could not hr-
boiight if the same piir~
chasing power were used
in shopping clscwlierc.
Tho reason for this iles in
the fact that our patrons
get full value. They pay
llir; lowest prices in tho
cl`ii'. and ,coiiscqucntly
siivo nioncy. in other
words, they practice thrift
‘ in the best form.
. _ , _
deprivation, nltlioiigh sonic _
wide.
couootruiii eiiiios 0
ii. _
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.nl ' it
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Coiigoieum Rugs 2 x
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?i yds. $0
“  3x3 “ l3.00
“ 3x3
l 2 yds. l5.00
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eetoi' of the Canada West Black Fox
('-Q., snld that lie cumc all thc wny to
P; E. Island to soo thc homo of -the
fox industry and to see if tho reports
such as the lust speaker rcforrcri to
were true. in tho West he siiid the
fox business was looked upon ns'more
or less of a joke and in Montreal he
was told»it. was it foolish affair. A
meeting such ns the present however,
disnliused him of any idea that this
was no business. lie heilcVe(l"lt"to
ii.. n good liii.=liiis:~ niid thnt it was
just coming into its' own.. Thi- speak
el' emphasized the need of proper pub
iicity for the industry proving that
it was not it freak business hut ii
sound and successful one. He was
glad he caime, and hoped that- .tho
business would contlniie to grow. and
that there wouldlwl. be what is term
ed "a boom",'
Mr. (1h:irleii'Boyrois of Warsaw,
Wisconsin, was another visitor who
came all the way here-to find out the
truth in regard to the fox situation. He
also heard that the ranches were bo-
lni; dlsm-antlcd and the business l.v.is -
gone to pieces. llc found u different
stntc of affairs upon arriving. lic nl-
so eniplrusized the urgent noccs.=i|y
oi wider publicity.
Mr. C. P. Ellis of Winnipeg for-
merly of Eos-t Bldclord gave a rous-
ing address. Ho explained that he
wus .the first man to bring n standard
or class A. fox west of the Great
_l_.nkes., lie pointed out the fact thot
iihcrc is not another aiiiiiinl without
u standard price but the lilnck fox.
He suirl there had never been any-
thing wrong with ithc fox business
but with some of thc people who got
into it. He strongly uriled the need
of house-cleaning in this line and of
putting ii standard price on n stand-
ard fox. Honest dealing should bo
the , srptoiiword. _,
Brief addresses followed from Mr.
Tl. C. McKend."ck. President of th.-
Fox Caretalrers A sociatlon, Mr. J.B.
Rombouizh, Mr.  Arbing and Mr.
J. W. Jones.
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iiidssrs J. C. iii.:i<i,-.iarlt-i<,'l-‘. L-
ilogcrs, Chostcr McLure, W. K. RUE'
ors, Dr. I.en_ Frank nnil J.\V. Callback
were appointed a coinmittec I0 Dem'
ion the Govoriimont to retuln the sof-
vicos of fir. Ailunlicre ns piitholoiiliii-
Votes of thanks were extended lio-
foro closing 'to Messrs E. lt. l3l'0W-
oiiosier iweiaire. r.~L. mixers ""0
Dr. Allan-, for -their splendid odflflis'
sos. _
This brought. to 11 close one of 109
host meetings ever .hold in connection
with the fox business. ,