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DE_NS_ Actual scenes of animal life. 3763. "Bayard  _ia ‘naw .iigehai-gms
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P R E S I D E N T --_\iy nnraen is too heavy, Lord," BAPTISMAL 3l'3R"ICE--At f-he
» - evening service in the Central .Christ-
ian Church tomorrow, 8 number of
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SUSPENDER
ui. ears s e . ~
--- Valley. next sunday at 2.30 ir. _
NUNE`-50 ` EA S Y Then came a sudden cry for help FLORIDA HOTEL- SU`B“`b¢"'i¢5 nl
»_ _ _ _ _ 1: _ r es d and Ice ('reaui will be served at the
_ _Eschpur .I r,§;;";00:§e1:0hie,,,I_]rg1,i§iy ga” Florida Hotel, Pownal, Saturday
UncomlihoiullyGurmleed mm U, my be,,,_ evening, Jiuy 25. - ssss Prince Edward 'riieaeis was wsu mi-
Don'¢mcrelyssy¢\l¢P¢Ml¢Il '< 2
Say. I thought of my heavy but-dgn_ _ (`HUflCH OF SCQ'|'L;\ND.._ 'Rel dlBDC9 and th; p_-n-eq-3_,| -_\-as also well
_ P1'eS|del'lfSuSpendel'§ nut ln, 'twas gone! lEy\‘en McDougall will preach Wed., filled with exec-llcm. iiu.nbi~.is which
""" 'riin glenn-. and doubt iina vanished 21111. at Dundas ut 7.30. On Sabbath si-a
quite ‘APR 2“d_. Bl- 301120! at 10-30 and llsbble" was a- pmverfiil drama in
And Lc-ve's iight shone. Birch Hill at 6.30. p. n:~. ` \-_ihich a' pampered girl comes ro real-
. " i 1
When we another's burden lift Isl-A-\DER Cf‘lAMIfI0N--At U10
0,. ,ry to bear; Manitoba championships held in Win- .r
il.nve's gentle liund rcinovetb swift nillffg 18st Week. MT- Wall-91' Higgills. p
our load of_care. . until receotly of Charlottetown, cap. a
,tureil the championship for that pro-
 See Our
  Lockets ,

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, fl
kels, in plain, gem set and Pi'
fancy chased designs, shown .j
ll'] SQUZIIP, OVZll, lOUllCl 2lll(l|di..ve Anvil, another Jones horse, si
l
heart shaped, with Crain at 1;
$1.75 up. ii
W. N. Tanton ‘_
Sunnyside 5
1 trembllngly said.
“I can no farther carry it!"-
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("ii‘ciiit rnces at North Randall, lita-
' . - "l III. owned by Frank G. Jones,
 I  Here ls an ex' mid lien. hir. Tenn. trottin a mile
ff. i eff' cellent display in
  here nozv of loc- "9
A l t I h ii
-Selected.
HORSE NOTES
ln :i spcciail event on Wednesday
ti-riimn nt the third dny's Grand
‘ll . . fl
2_0-1, establishing a world’s re-
rd for a four year old trotter of
ther sr-_\_ The old record, 2.0r'>},
as iiindc- in 1893 by Directuui.
1-i~rs- drove Etswnh, and was priced
' ii riiniier. In the morning Geers
ile iii 21.022, the fastest niilc trot-_
-il this sciisiiii. Anvil also became
ic lastest record trotter in training.
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:;See the New York Lily (`.i\ll:\!‘s
ir lnriies in both still and soft nt
iginlcy 11108. 3648-7-Ziihllli.
I
John O. Hyiidman
., “ l lie Silver Black Fox lndustry”
| If you intend making an investment in the
Silver Black Fox Industry
OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND
Accurate and Authentic Information may be obtained
without charge or obligation,
THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE
Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I. _
D i re c: t o rs :
Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBlois H-_---M This ?
William E. Agnew
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EIDE!
sa.. IT PAYS to buy in this province
'“"“" , Au. siioL'i.n see nie mg .uiienn
persons will be baptised
'virice iii pole-vaulting.
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Girl at the Pso-
8763.
SEL OU
l\le's Th
_ , W-_._
'rriE I0 HASTED scuoon
esrso 0! 11.800 tdps Antiiraeite wal
for Buutsin. Bell & Co. 3677.
OHERRY _ Y_A,!LIiEY.-Service will
5° |3914 in  Church, Cherry
ui. A. Q, Ia-iiiuwi-ali nniunts.
'PHE PRINCE EDWARD.- The
d last night by an appreciative au-
W splendidly prrflucul. “tue of the
ze her position through trouble. A
Western drama and two comedies of
eal worth completed the pictorial
rogram. The audience were given
rare treat in music when Mr. Gal-
lagher sang melodiously that old and
ver-po ular balla “Anchored
iliead to gallop. He tore madly down
lll'\`AWAY.- A horse, said to be- t
long to Mr. Pope Mills, and hitched
to
past seven suddenly took it into his
Water street on to (`onnolly’s wharf
Z1
.
jumping over into the river. For- °
tnnntsiy for him, the shafts of the °
vi' ggon broke under the strain, the .8
vehicle and the horse thus parting I
enmpnny at the water‘s edge. A 3
man who happened to be nearby in a ,_
row-boat at the time took hold of '
his nniinni by the bridle and ;‘
brought him ashore, none the worse
tl
n ivnegon, last evening about hall-7 r
l’.
n their comfortable and well-appoint
d bousebont, Doris, in cruising on
he beautiful West River. With the
xceptlon of two of the Misses Hood,
amily left Charlottetown yesterday
mr his dive nn the Doris on the initial trip of
P d' _ii
'hen this program is again put on
o-night even bigger houses ought to
(!SuIt.
HOUS|§ROATI_\`G-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ilood have closed' their residence
n Bayfield street, and with the
ther members of their family will
pend the remainder of the summer
‘ho drove up in their carriage, the
ic cruise. 'l`lie _Misses H000 Who
rovc will join the Doris at an all*
for Ladies
an advance shipment of La_di_es’ Coat Sweaters
U16 fight 'for boating, motoring and driving, in all»,the.n¢sy
l weaves and $2 00 to $6 00 each
Sweaters for Men
New Sweaters for the men also, you men know that nothing _is half so
comfortable for holidays, fishing and knocking around the coun' , these
evenings as a Coat Sweater. Come in and 'look over the new linestziH prices "
$1.50 to $5.00 each. »
Wash skirts S
$2.25 to 4.75 for 1.29 ea.
Ladies’ Hats
$1.25 to 4.50 for 29c
Sailor Linen Suits ~
$4.50 to 7.50 for 1.98 ea. s
In this lot we have carried over from last' season two dozen. The regu-
lnsurarue rozerage business in Bos
he
Mr. R. B. Coles, of Stroughton, d
Mass., who carries on an extensive D
r' b I W
ton, is at present on a visit to the h
Island. Mr. Coles is a native of D
Charlottetown, ii-iiicii ne iefe niiity- S
five years ago for the States, where
has prospered exceedingly .This is
ointed rendezvous, and for several
ccks the family will make the
ousebont their home, with the pros-
ect of a time of considerable plea-
ure.
TIIE Pl‘I()PLE'S.- The Pcople's
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ricrs, for wood and steel tracks,t
could ne-ed.
12 foot spreads, mowers making
Canada Best
Carriages
There are four more car-
-loads of carriages to arrive
this week and with this ship'
ment you will End here the
._best, display of carriages
‘ever made by the Canada,
Tudhope, McLaughlin and
Dominion factories. N o
matter_what kind or grade
of camage you _would want
to own, you will find here t
Just the stype desired.
_"_ -----* - asosvzlsivi
Our line of Porter haying tools is the most popular with
hnrpoon forks, iron and wood pulleys, steel rafter grapples,
floor ruftei' hooks, manilla hay rope, wire cable rope-a l you
McCormick Farm Implements
You will want to sec our McCormick rakes, 8, 9, 10 and
making 5 and 6 foot cuts, farm wagons and dump carts.
Supplies
arrived, 25 styles shown-
an excellent display through-
out. See our umbrella tops,
dusters, sheets, coole_rs,
blankets, wraps and whips.
co_uld want in driving sup-
plies.
cash, but we can make
Callintoday. A
 A? Iflorne _& Co. "§f§ii.s"
Tools Now
Haying time is almost
here now, and to make
the work as easy and pro-
fitable as possible you
need to get your equip-
ment from our present,
splendid stock of haying
tools, machines and sup-
plies.
Ilere you will find hay car-
wo-tinc grapple forks,double
4 5 and 6 foot cuts, binders
Driving
deliirlited with everything he has fl
inndc greater progress than any city “
of five times its population in the
llnitird States. lie docs not think d
Volt: has been recailed'to Boston and
leaves with regret, but hopes to rc-
turn here every summer as lie
has so enjoyed renewing" old acquaint.-
anccs in this muiznillceiit province.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
Montreal Office: London Office: E11; gill,-i‘,§g¢§_f*1 "uf fennel be Cufvl by "HWS Fmsr ME'rrioD1s'r_- Rev. Mr.
F J CllFNEY&C0 'I`olcdo 0 F
 New Blfkti  St. Milfyys Chambers, Well-c undcrsignecl linve known-_I-`,].l`li,eiicy ltilv.  li. DH.WBOfl, the pflSl.0f‘ will
. (`
for flu- Ins! l:\ years. :ind liclie\'cAl\|in perlcclly V ) ' , . - '
343::-mi-rrstrf 161ASu==ud $f:;i.".“i;‘il°; 1'; :‘..‘.‘:r.;ar:.;‘ii.ii.§.::z:;i.“i:'.i;:"s ‘$533-.`.f `".s`iI‘n`1-°.i‘§‘°sf`é`i.’.Zi‘i.".?i“ "'i..i.’ii
__ i _, ,_ ._. liisiiiiii. Flasses uf 12.30. Prnyer service
W/\Lni_\‘c, KiN:v.\N 8.- M/inviu, W
_ ,:_ Wholesale llruggisfs Toledo. 0. cps cg;-diuuy we1¢0me_
llnll si Cnlnrrli I un: is laki.-ii nilcrlially, acting
rlirectly upon llie blood and iiiucous surfaces ol
. . “W _ J
N0'   Track Porter  Carrier Take llall'sFamily Pills for constipation. m0rning_ The pastor Rev. F. H_ F
, Littlejohns will preach in thc even- G
,_\ ing.. Sunday School and Bible Class H
 \ » nt 4.15. -- I
,   Get Y°“f ciiiti in niiiii 
 -gi 1-laying Hill llltlllllllll  
REiADl'll"tS OF THIS I'Al’lCR MAY to
OB'l‘AIN VALUABLE BOOK WITH
SIX (IOUPONS AND LITTLE
MONEY.
Richer by several thousands of new
words is our English American
speech today than a `i`cw years ago,
'l'o profit by them in good measure
you must know what they are and
what they -mean. Mainly they have
been born of scientific progress and
the development in art and science.
About 3,000 of them ,are in the new
1912 Funk & Wngnnlls Comprehensive
Dictionary with Atlas, offered by ns
for six coupons and only ninety-eight
cents. Look at this superb volume
und you will surcly get it, if you
our Porter Amerkan Haying Tgols efiii hernrn this edition has been ex- *end ull Services-
hausted. 3362-7-10MEtf.
Hammocks .
We have a few dozen `
choice HAMMOCKS. NEW
STOCK, FAST COLORS
strong and durable, which
we are clearing out at low
prices
95 cents each up to
l
l'
HARNESS 150 sets just
We have everything you
Our prices are low for
erms to suit vour needs.
$6.00 each.
New Banks, A
New Books
See our splendid line of
RE-PRINTS, BEST AUTH-
ORS, attractively bound
Just received. Repular price
$125 each, we sel them at
50 cents and 60 cents each.
SOUVENIRS, SOUVEN-
IRS of R. E. ISLAND in
great variety. ‘ in
Carter & Company
Ltd . _
Mr. itoies ni-st visit some and iie is Theatre use unusually Cruwded last
seen. He says Charlottetown has OXCBDUUHHI iIlt€F9Bt was Sh0\\'n.
was' a stupendous six-reel film, pro-
. $2 . .
there is any necessity for ii. compari- which every animal that is to be
son with newer cities laid out found in the African forest was put
on the latest plans, ns Vharlotte- on the screen. These pictures cover-
town is ideally planned with its cd six thousand feet of film. "Fol-
wide streets, and open squares. illr. lies of a Night” and "A Real Mo-
('olc also thinks the country marvel- ther" were excellent photo~plnys, and
l“‘l¢~`l.V fcftilc. und thi! IIIPIHB f1\\'l1Y altogether the programme last night
Hlll'-‘Ml Of Mwtlllflfi he has “ec” for ""3s one of rare merit. Those who
lufmyfl 085'- MF- C010- like mvsf have not yet seen Rnincy’s puck of
lslaullefs HbI'08d. DHS befrumc hounds uncnnthing and “rounding
interested in foxes. and has np" the king of the Forest should
tnkeii ii block of shares in the French not fail to visit the People-'s to-
ifiver Fur Farming Company. ‘i\lr. night,
--., St. Peter's Cathedral-Holy (Dom-
: mnnion at 8 and 11. Mating nf, '
  ‘ 10.15. Iflvensong and Sermon at, T,
0 ‘ - . . .
ls here. Rector. Morning Pri-iyer at 1|,
Evening Prayer at 7. All seats free.
Holy Uomniunion at 8.30 a. n-.
_ . D. lilc-
Lean, will preach at 7 p, in,
night 0f.the.wcek and on Sunday.
 
ladies hose this morning/Pitons.
big hose days at Phhss. ' .
Pfam see .na iss.-_ilu»».._
ight, when a series of pictures of
Paul .l. Rnlnsy’s African Hunt"
need at a cost of over 50000 in
lar ‘prices are $4.50 to $7.50. These suits are placed on sale today for $1.98
each. We have them in all sizes.
Silk and Net Waists i I
$3.50 to 8.50 for 1.58 ea.
_ We have laid on a special counter 45 silk and net waists. The regular
values for these run from $3.50 to $8.50 each.
These waists are all last season’s make. The lot are placed on sale now
at $1.68 each, and run mostly in sizes 34, 36, 33 and 40. 1
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CHUHEH lSEllV|i[S 3
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B
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H Littlejohns in thc inoriiinp; B
cflnesday evening at 7.30. Strung-
. L. Dawson will preach in the E
M
(‘.
Dalton
D
-`l'll\`I.SI-IED AND
DAILY BY THE
lbertou Dark Silver
.FL McLean Co., Ltd.
elmont
eech Wood
arkcrs
rlghton
clfnst Fox Co.
eech llill
hnrlottetown
nrruthers
innis Pedlgreed Foxes
Original
, Dominloll
,-7 ww" ~ i ilie svnlcvii. 'fesiimoniuls soul free, Price '/5 GRACE CHURCH. -Rev, ,lMr_ I.;
" cents per bolllc. Sold by all Dru 'sls. ' . - -
mpiro
astcrn
reeland
rent Cnnitda Northern
owntt-Dalton
V05
iltrin Patch Fox Co.
HIX STUCK UllllllllllNS
CHANGES AND INVEST-
MENT (;';l1l¥_l)IPANI1£S A Harpers
Montague
Mount Edward
Massachusetts
North Milton 1’ed‘1~ '
greed Foxes
North Tryon Co
North Shore
Provincial
CORRECTED
FOX EX-
Asiina I,;'°“'l°
Price' ega
;ll. J. Me-Neill Co.
U0 Rayner International
 Rogers Payton
55
Par
Record
Rosemont'
Smith
Seal River
Samson
Souris Black Fox C0
100
100
100
50
l00
100
50
50
l(l0
100
100
125
110
70
60
175
130
100
Hilvcr Tip .
Thoroughbred
Sterling
150 '\Ylorii_¢
"'l‘hren ivcrs
125 Tuplin Irving
12-2 Nnrtii nivnr
125' rptnn
" New llnvon
100 125 f_\’Lcnry Patch
100 100 Crystal
100 125
50 50I
100
100
100
100
40
- A Victoria
l
Spring Park Fox Co.
600 John Agnew Fur Farms
115 Ltd. '
110 Empire (New Issue)
Fur Producers Ltd
100 Kingsbury Fur Farm!
125 Ltd.
100 Dlnnis Pedigrced
150 'Foxes (New Issue) 100 100
130 Mason Pure Bred
10 10 S. B. F. Co. 50 50
100
5
100
500 zo zo
100 .
100 100 "100
100 ine
ioo
ioo
ioo
loo
100
100 100
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1015 COlllI‘ANI|'IS.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at g
_w 7.30. Strangers are cordially invited =
all services.
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NEW 2lION.- The pastor, Rev. G.
C. Taylor, will preach in the morn-
ing on "Experience," His address
to the children will be on “The
Children of the King." In the
evening the pastor will take ns the
subject ol his discourse. "The Teuch-
er as an Empire Builder.”
CENTRAL OHRISTIAN.Rcv. A. J.
McLeod at 11 and 7. Morning subject;
"No Standing Still;" evening: “Ob-
edience." A
BAl"l`IS'l".-ltcv. Burton Simpson
Wlll Drcnch nt ll und 7. A cordial
invitation is offered strangers to ut-
aNo1.Iq;\N
, _
S1' r~AU1.'s~ nav 'r w iwiirpiiyf
f'-Ill/A§“\\“\"KlIII
l"EOl’LE’B CHURCH-lfcv
BALVATIONIBT
Salvation Army-Services ence
Specials at Patons
for
Friday and Saturday
See our splendid showing of
Saturday and “Milly are two
J ivna via sa uni
isi'f.uf°°cii., Ml 'infant
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FOX FARMING is one of the most lucrative business enterprises in the
world today.
_ “It_ is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field.
of industrial activity, while thc enterprise is YET NEW and while the rewards
are so great and the prospects so bright as they are at the present time". '
_ (Report of De pamnent of Agriculture March 1914)
The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes ` Limited
iéfiggfayrggr il; OPPORTUNITY. It is a well establislied Company, seeking
Prospective Dividends for 1914 65 p, °_ .
“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results”
Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913. 
Tlie John R. Dinnis Pedigreecl Foxes Limited
is personally cared for by JOHN R. DIN NIS “The Wizard Rancher".
, _ “One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINNIS of Charlottetown.
ThiS Year he raised and paid tax_es on forty-eight pups at 7. p. c. of the’ world’s
Supplyihilég the lal'8¢St_I1l1mb§rh in any ranch in the world. He raised sixteen. pug
from youn rs ' - » __ - ,
J- R. Bam DeoemgeIl1,>a11913an ad four litters of six each .I  l?elt, _
` Write for HERD BO0Kd ' ' 'H ' ‘  li `  ' '
- giving “performance-records” ofeggitissiiltriiisln detail the breeding qi. the  
' " W. E. Cameron,  °-_ln-
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