_JULY 21- ‘W p ~-me i.n~m me -'ras eaannorrerows oniinniau - msn of mi- --,(.,,. NVE ,
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For Coal.
" We are taking or-
ders now for next
Winter’s,coa1 supply.
Hard Coal is coming
now. and it is better
to deliver direct
fr om the vessel.
Can We have your
order? We will
promise only t h e
best quality and the
lowest price.
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240
, Ch’town
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MONTREAL
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island City. Painting (0
Contracting Painters
H lure, Carriage and Sign work.
203 Kent St. Phone 280-L
F. L. WALLER J. A. DOYLE
773-.6-5Mtf. '
 i_3_4g_iioiiEi_is`iiios“.
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Silver Spoons
knives, forks and serving
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:ind isinndi, iii iliclienviest
grade of plate. batis
faction is giia rantecd.
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pieces, in mziny exquis- <.
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'PHE WINNER, Number Z04 is the
mv 1 .  
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1, 5  .    Set which was given away during.the
 /i \ ,  an Midsummer sais si um 5 and io
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A .li/\RE CEREMONY.-lllont Car-
mel was the scene of a hrilliaiit but
solemn ceremony on, Sunday ai-
tcrnoon when, Bishop ii'Lcsi-y.,
of Charlottetown, consecrated thi
new ci-inciery. Priests from the dif-
ferent pniislies of the diocese were
Th’ Ben* _A present und took part in the ccrc-
nony. The great majority of the
clziireli piople of Mont Carmel and
ii;uiiy oi' those of Egnioiit Bay as-
sisted at the ceremony.-R. `
SUT-1NlElt SCHOOL NOTES.-A
seclii.-ii of the Snmrricr School stii-
dents visited Bruce Stewart & Go'f
1i‘oiiiidry on Saturday afternoon. The
visit was timed so that the students
woiilfl witness the process of casting.
Mr. Stovrart very kindly explained
to tlzciii the process. H‘e also cori-
iliieteil tliem through the vast ma-
cliiiic shops, explaining the opera-
tion oi' the different machines. The
party appreciated very n,-.ich th(
kindness of Mr. Stewart. They added
coiisideroi-ly to their fund of know-
ledge. .
::SORE FE1*1"i‘.-Nyal’s Eas'en:
(llorzited) rests tired, aching, Boro
feet.-It makes walking ii pleasure-
Nya1’s Foot Bath Tablets are iintii
eptii: soothing and cooling.-25 cents
each-Like everything else in the.
Nyal line these articles are of the
highest qiiiility, lihcrul quantity iinil
rciisonalile price. E. A. Foster, Cent
ral Drugstore.  llltf.
llummiiiinie Ledyaiii
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Registered Form A. Pure Bred
No.4
Commodore Ledyard is of the Bin-
eu family and is in the front rank
the wor1d's trotting stock today.
The Commodore is by Admiral
1Dewoy 2.01% the fastest trotiiii,
tnllion of Bingen’s get a half-lirotlr
nl tho great Uhlan 1.54} and out
that great race mare Nancy
s Z 04 <1 in h s
ank . , u offlvein-t ell t.
Three years in t-he 'stud Ad
Summer
Salts I
Net the ‘seaside variety, but the kind that put your system _
in proper condition to stand the summer heat and hot wcath- 'sire of Gaz-sta 2-00- High Admiml
er atliictions. _ , _ ,T
\, ,.I¥lq_os Fruit Salts $1.00, Abbcys liffervesceiit Z-JC. OUT
Healt ~Saline` 50c, Magnesia Citrate or bulpliate ‘_z5c per bottle.
MacKiiiiioii's Special Liver Salts 25c and Rcxall Z5c.
MacKinnon Drug Company
' Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.
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The Risk
ot smoking inferior tobacco.
It is injurious to yourself,
and a nuisance to your
friends. Besides, good frag-
rant tobacco costs no more.
Its all in knowing what to
ask lor. Remember anyone
of the following.
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Magtrdglhlailrliig Sii~il<§l§i¢ii);;STohlei’cl:_o, Tilaclr Twist
and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco.
Hickey & Nicholson Teh. Co., Ltd.
, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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Bergers
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Paris
Green
Now, right now, is the time
to commence looking after your
' t est accumulates. Yorr
potatgezvldilhreollxidhliiilzatlgciilion,‘so do not neglect
Crop ls y , ' _ is 1 .rr
it It will mean dollars in _voui I>0Cl<€f~ -Befgef S
i5'5ure death to all leaf-eating insects.
Berger’s in 1 lb. Tins.
American Paris Green in 1 lb. Pl<S’S~
Wholesale & Retail.
Green Sheap Berder Twine
` We have just received
eeived.
ten tons of this famous
- ' , h' h we are selling at the very
lhhlggli pifilzlensl Slevndcin your order today.
‘, Orders filled promptly the day they are re-
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irnl Dewey has (37) thirty-seven in
the list including Lord Dewey 2.033,
the champion trotting stallion of
10131; winning ($17,500 seventeen
thousand five hundred dollars, hr
was the highest winner in the griini
circuit. of the Bingeu family; nlsc
.07§‘; Captain George 2.001; Scien-
ia (3) 2111; Harry J. S. 2.l1} the
rgest money winning trotting stal
on on 5- mile track record taken in
third heat oI_ winning race on A
ile track.
The Commodore’s dam Lady Eth-
lynn (3) 2.2-if won second money
itli (17) seventeen nge horses in
.13} dam of Saliib 2.172; Robert 0'-
ill (Ii) 2.282; and the Rexall Girl
.2213 sister of Bedelin 2.142; the
ext dam Queen McGregor also iliiii
Bedclia 2.1,/12. Lady Bird 2.211
lory Quayle 2.213 and is own sister
Pansy McGregor (2) 2.17), (1)
.2742 (the wor1d’s champion ycarling
rotting filly in race; and dum .
nxine (4) 2.082. Corn 2.25.
- Dani ol Queen McGregor is dam <
ansy McGregor 2.171; Froiierick Me.
Gregor 2.15. Pansy Direct 2.241. 'l‘li¢
next dniii also produced LeRoy 2.121)
ackdaw 2.128) sire of lindy Ethel-
nn is by .lay Bird.' day Bird by
oo. Wilkes 2.212. Fergus McGregor
ire ol Queen McGregor is by liobcri
cGregor 2.17) sire of (9) nine in
.10 including the great race horse
rescaus 2.02). Commodore Ledyurd
the sire of (0) n-lne in 2.30 and
hree in 2.20 including the great race
dres Iona Girl (4) 2,191 und Hilda
. 2.20. Hilda S. started in two
aces at Halifax last fall and nosed
ut every heat around 2.l1i» and she
on one of the greatest free for all
aces on ice last winter defeat-in»,»
ha great Vesta iBoy Z.05}. Commo-
ore Lodynrd’s pedigree is one (or a
tudent of breeding to enthuse over,
r he contains blood lines that
ave produced numerous champions
d many great race horses and a
o more iusliionably bred stallion
han Commodore Lodyurd bus loci.
rodiiced. Will make the season ni
914 at the owners stables North 1li'v-
oxcept Tuesdays and Fridays,
.when he will he at the Park Stable
ueen mid Euston Sta. .
For terms andparticularl apply
to
Brewer Ramsay
Mares at owners risk.
In Churxb
`/ An Excellent
' Perfume '
 
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 b es t. p e r.
il-,.‘€. 
fumes that
skill can pro-
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 »,  eycanbuyis
1  ' Royal Vino 1
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Royal yinolia perfume is
delicate when first applied,
and its fragrance ingers
almost as strongly after
two or three days._ It is
bound to charmal discrim-
i ating dressers. $1.00 and
Jor Powell, of the Ordnance Depart-
ment, will arrive .here iroin head-
quarters at Halifax next week in ur-
dcr to inspect the rifles of the var-
ious civilian rifle clubs iii the Pro-
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vines. The inspection oi the rifles
JI the members of the Civilian Rifle
Jluh, Charlottetown, will take place,
on Monday afternoon next. All ri-l
les issued by the C. R. C. must;
Lherefore be returned to the hungo-
iow by that day for this inspection.
:ZWl"l ARE QVALIFIED T0 'l’E-\"I‘
FLAVORING l~TX'1‘RA(‘-'|`S. ffiis ii.
part. gf our training to knew. Welor-!
tify oiirknowlcdge of everything we,
sell hy selling only the best. We Willj
not sell nn extract that is not absol-1
utely pure and full strciigtli. That; is
Why the extracts you liiiy here go.
iiirtlier and give more delicious re-
sults. i\lacKlniior| Drirg Go., Cor.
Great George and Kent Streets. .\ictf.
::Don’t nhss the big dividends in
the fox business. The Bt. Lawrence
Silver Black Fox Company offers you
one of the best propositioiis seen on
the iniirket. Write Win. Moran, 1.-har
lottetown, P.,E. Island for particul-
ars. W 31503-7-10Mtf.
::Pure Gold Quick Tiipioca is ii U11'
tritioris sivrr-_mer food.  3580.'
“For that dip in the hriny, you
need one of our bathing caps, 'made
of finest quality riiblicr, with mer-
'.ei'ized linen lining, in -all colors and,
‘sliades at 25cts. up. Our swiminiiigl
wings show you how to float, i-iwiiii'
-ind offer great sport iii the water
lficts., up. '|`he Two Macs, 140 lirouti
Geimge Street. Mtf. _
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llllI\"ll\`HED AND CORRl:lGT|‘ll)
DAILY BY THE FOX EX-
(JIIANGIUH ANI) INVEST-
MENT U()MI‘ANIl§B
LTD.
Asliull
1'ai‘ Price
Alliertoii Dark Silver 100 110
1.19. Mclean Co., Ltd. 100 115
Belmont (U0 1-ir.
lieech Wood 50 55
Barkers |00 125
Brighton 100 110
_llclfast Fox Co. 50 T0
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/V.<1,,~=,1\i~.'~‘“` 119-121-Queen Street-Ch town . ‘f (mf -lg 
Clearing out li-ne _ 5
of Voile Skirts Each »
Worth to 10.50 for
Now here is a perfectly good chance for the woman who wants to take a step
more than nine inches long. The reason for cutting the price of these skirts is that
they are not the very latest cut. They are wider than you wear them now-but if
you do want a real bargain either to wear or make over-look into this.
Perhaps a dozen skirts in the lot-fine--all 4)
_wool-beautiful fabrics-nicely made-worth id 
to 10.50 each, closing out at ‘ . ` °
16 pairs Mens Summer Trousers ‘
go on Sale today at
iris” HALF PRICE 5
, These sixteen pairs of inen’s summer trousers are mostly in light colors,
finished with belt straps and rolled cuff. They sold regularly at $2.50 to $4, the
sizes run 33 to 42 inch waist. To empty our shelves of this lot
" ' WE OFFER THE WHOLE LOT AT HALF PRICE
Mens 15.00 Summer  Boys Wash Suits
Suits Selling for “"4 ` 20 gictr Cent Off
(ict your liiile boy one of these
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About 12 “len S, ,mo plcce Sum while the assortinent is good. There
mer Suns m -3 mee Sjdde Of- brown or white and colored in man sizes in the *
grey tweed, Just the real suit for sum- Y
_ . lot-new stylish well made goods.
mei wear-worth every cent of $15, ,_ . .
Selling at $12. sizes 43 io 40. PER‘2l‘[j;‘1~2,a§.l(‘)@,,f§_*° day f°f FWENTY
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Beech llill
Chiirlottotown
.'10
100
60
175
Giirriithfus 100 |30
Dalton 100 100
Dinnis Pedlgrecd Foxes
Original 100 150
Dominion 100 125
ldmriiro 100 igr.
l`*}aBtei'ii 100 105
1i‘rccl:\1id ' 40 50
Great Cniinda Northern 100 125
Howntt-Dalton 100 ` 100
[ves .100 125
Milton Patch Fox Co. 50 50
Montague 500 600
Mollnt l‘]dWuI'd 100 "
' 1 in
l Massachusetts 100 110
North Milton l‘cd‘l-
greed lfoxi-s l00 100
\`oI`Eli ’l‘l‘yoii U0 100 125
\Iorth Shore 100 100
Just received a nice
assortment of New Silver-
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prices right. 
ware suitable for wed-
ding presents. Quality &
C. W. Patterson
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you’ll live well
clear conscir ncc-
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Three - Essentials of
Happiness
g o o d digestion-
A good SODA WATER-
and you’ll feel well.
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Men’s flannel trousers in plain and
Men’s Duster and Auto Coats, black,grey and fawn 1
Mcn’s short lustre coats in black and grey 2.00 to $
stripe 2,003.00, 3.
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Provincial
llnrkers
l’roiiio
llcgal
li. J. Mi-Neill Co.
llayiirr International
llo:;ci's Puytoii
llcroril
Rosemont.
Smith
Se.-il Iriver
Slimispn
Silver Tip -
'1‘h<>r0uglilired
Sterliiig
iiylors
Three Itivcrs
Huiiris illack Fox Co.
Spring Park If' x (DU,
100
100
10
100
100
10
25
100
100
100
200
100
100
500
100
100
100
100
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>-:».:en
ceo
Tiiiilin Irving
North River 40
|i'i»r0n no
New llaven 23
(Ylienry Patch 10
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100 Zjrysta-l .i0
Victoria 100
1915 C(ll\lPi\NI HS.
120 _ l
100 John Agnew Fur Farms
150 l id
I. . 20
Empire (New Issue) 100
125 Fur l‘rodiicei~s Ltd 100
190
Kingsbury Fur Fiirms
1,500 Ltd. 100
100
Dinnis Pedlgreed
l"oxi\s (New issue) 100
125 llliisuiii Piire Bred
‘ 107, S. B. F. Co. 50
._... -‘»4J3m
100
105 I 'Z
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Jill Stand For Sale
1i£§§Desirable Business
We are iiistructed to receive oflers
for tlir' l\\lrf'liasu of the store and
153 ivnrelioiisr, iixtiircs, vnodn and good-_
will of the biisiiicss of tim estate ol
100 A, N. Jeiikiiis, of Orwell, after the
108 20th nf .lisly when the stock and DFG'
iiiises may lie iiisiircted. A
MucKlNN()N & ll/lcNEllili,
90 Great. (le-urge Street
100 I ,
l Solicitors lor the esta‘e,
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t FOX FARMING is one of the most lucrative business eiiterprises in the
Particular people find that
it pays to have a regular
drinking place-a place
where sanitary conditions
prevail-where only the
purest materials are used in
serving soda water-and
where the service is ideal.
People go out of their way
to drink at our fountain, be-
cause theydrnow that we
meet all of the above re-
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Drink _,when you’r
tired-it’s refreshing.
Drink when fyou’re
thirty-its satis ying.
But-you 'don’t need any
special excuse for drinking
at our fountain. The delic-
iouanesa of our beverage
will satisfy you.
Johnson & Johnson _
The Two Macs
§l.50 ‘a case. I
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The Quality Drug Store
Cor. Prince and K4-nt Sts.
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“It is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field
of industrial activity, while the 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 Dcpartiiicnt of Agriculture March_19l/1)
The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited
offers you ri GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It is zi well established Company, seeking
Capital for Extension.
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Prospective Dividends for 191-ft 65 |13. e.
“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results”
Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913.
The .lolin R. Dinnis Pedigreed 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 taxes on forty-eight pups :it 7 p. c._ of the world’s |
supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the woilil. He raised sixteen pups
from three young pairs and had four litters of six eziili".-The Golden Pelt, y
J. R. Barr, December, 1913
Write for HERD BOOK describing in detail the breeding of the foxes and
giving “performance-records” of ancestors.
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W. E. Cameron, S°°`Y'Tf°°°“*"
Q harlottotown
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