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'PHE Ulu' UF THE DHEAMER I' would ily to the woods' low rustle
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(By John Boyle 0'Reilly)
I am tired ui planning and tolling
In the crowded hives of men;
Heart-wcnry ol building and spoil
.\'nd spoiling and building again.
And I long lor the dcur old riv0P.
Where I dreamed my YOUUI i\W8Yi
For a dren er lives forever,
And a toiler dies in ii day.
1 uni sick oi the showy sccmitlfr.
tl! ii lile that is hull ii lc;
Ot thc faces lined “ith scheming
ln the throng that hurrics hy
l`rom the sleepless tho\ights`
ileuvor
I would so where the childrfcn pl
l-‘ur a tlrciiiiws lives forever.
And ;i tiiiiikcr dies in ri day.
l can lecl no pride. but iity
l-'or the i\iiri‘:iis the rich crdur
There is nothing wort in the city
But the patient lives
uh, the little hands too skilful.
ing_ _ And n toiler difm in n duy.
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' _,_ ` Lakaheld, Que., Oct. 9, 1907.
And the qhokod _
weedll '
_'rho daughters heart grown wilful.
And the father's heart that bleeds!
_\o, ho! from the street's rude
tie,
From trullhics of mart and stage,
And the nicaduw's kindly page.
filet me dream an of old in the river,
‘ .\nd he loved for the dream alu.iiy;
,Fur ndrcnmcr lives forever,
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Sussex.
i I was cured cf Acute llheumatllm
,by MINARWS LINAMENT.
lhlarkhaiu, Ont. C. B. BILLING.
I was cuzed of Rheumatic Gout by
llulilax. ANDREW KING.
I was cured ol Acute Bronchitis by
M1N.\liD'S l.INAMl~JN'I‘.
vi thc poor. ‘ ' _
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1 Kill The Weeds And lnsects~ .
‘ “Readeana” Rose Bug Exterminator
Directions For Use
For killing :incl clrivmg :iway Rose Bugs, Ant.; :mtl in-
sects of every kind which infest Rose _Bushes Lliisaiitlic-
mums. Carnations, Nzistiirtiurns, Dzihlras. .Sweet Peas. As-
tcrs, Hollyhock, and Grape-Vines, etc `Readeana _Rose
Bug Exterminator" is excellent.
For Rose Bugs Ants`| Use 6 ounces to cach gallon of
and Caterpillars I water ‘
lgrowwa will be ensured 5. sutliclency
~Mzicllonnld, of Pinette, Vice-l’resi-
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., Member of Executive of P. Eel. Silver Fox Breeders’ Association. _
i; M|`or A. A. Bartlett, Charlottetown, P. E. l.
1 _ __l’resid_eiit,_“'l'lie Cusrdisn Pnlilishing C_onipany_”_._ _ _
 For Currant and Grape Worms, (Use /i ounces to each
. Red Spider and Mealy Bug gallon of water.
‘ For Insects on Very Delicate Usc A ounces to each
or Sensitive Plants _ igallon of water. I
Apply with a fmc sprayer in the morning and after
sunset.
PRICE: Quart Bottle, $1.50
l Reade’s Electric Worm Eradicator
For Cut Worms, use two ounces to each gallon of
,_ water, and apply with aw:iLci'i\ii':cz\ri, <__lrcnclimg the ground
. thoroughly. 'l`hcsc worms do not risc to the suriacc as
other worms do, but dic in the ground. Apply early in the
_ Directions For Using
IT .PAYS in tnis province.
tho` City
Edward Egan,
lor a second against the Pro-
iiiintion Act was mud 6200 or
four months imprisonment; while
Lawrance Gaudet; was lined ‘100 Cr
threo .nonths for , tlrst~_o!_¥0l\¢B. M-
bert I-Iughcs and James Donovan
were euch tlned '$5 or twenty days
tcr drunkenness. _ ~
POLICE
Police Court
GOOD i’it0Sl’ECTS.-The Go-0l>er-
ativo Fruit Company have purchased
n gupply of barrel stock, and fruit
of package (or their apples. 'l"nc
Danni-rmtnr ol Acricultuw is doing
it; part in giving instruction in caring
for orchards. The trees are oil hcuv
ly covered with bloom and there is
plenty of moisture in the ground
to ensure rapid growth. The danger
from frost is about lust, and every-
thing nugurs well lor the fruit SPOW'
ers this autumn.
'I'IlE PI.\`l~I'l"TI-I MOTOR BOATi
(`LliB.-'l‘he annual meeting of the
club met on wth of May. at the
store of Robert Ross, matters were
discussed, such as n. joining fee which
was placed at 25 cents, also the
regatta, which will be held in July
this ycnr. The following oillcers
were elected: Jno. MacDonald, Jr.,~
oi Point Prim, President; J. J.
dont; Harold Brown, oi I’inette,.\`oc.-
Treasurer, and tcn dir€Ct0fB, Bll Of
i’inette.
SPI-IOOL EXAMINATIONS. --The
following is the stui‘,)ug oi 'Ll-'5 FUD'
ils ol St. Mury’t Stlicol as o. re-
sult of the examinations for the
month oi' April. The nantes of the
pupils in the iliilcruit grades wire
arrmigctl in order of merit. Grade
VII.-~l, .loscpli Uuote; 2, P-ierrc Piu-
Antione Doiron; 3, Joseph E. Pine
eau. Grade V.-~l, Anirele Galllllli 2.
eau. Grade IV.--I, _‘.larie P. "‘ineiiu:
2, Julish Pineiiu; 3, Janie Gallant
and Rose Pincau (eqiutl). Grade ll.-~
1, Mlolpuc Rogers; 2, Beniot Roe-
cra; If, lliigene Pitrc and Firmain
l'i»~cziu'feqiia1). Grade I-l. [gm-ice
Pineau; 2, Lawrence Pinciiu; 3,
`.lnch;iriul; Buote, teacher.-Z.
FUUND l<`0X.- Mr. Mont McKay
mul Jos. Ilarrctt, Mt. Stewart, while
returning home from their regular
work on the section on Saturday
evening, saw a smell animiil-rescn»h-
ling 3 fox coping towards th-em on
the truck. To their great surprise.
it came quite iicnr so that they situ'
with certziiiity it was ,I lox. 'Plicn
it mutle :i dnsli for ii sir-.iii 'iurrow
which it had recently _n".'ule. on tha
l-.river side of the ti'a\':li.»;:iid !\lr.
Ilnrrctt dexterioiiniy pu.; ins cout
over the intrancc, wniln l\'lc.Kuy
fi morning.
For Worms at thc roots of trees, fruit or vegetables,
carefully measure one ounce of the VVorm Eradicator to
each gallon of water; put into a_ wooden _ pail; agitate the
whole well together. thanapply in the ordinary viay, using
I n watering can. For this piiroosc, during the bummer
months it is beet io apply it cz-irly in thc morning.
PRICE: Quart Bottle, $1.50
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'I‘h0'°¢l<&l(¢ °° 77
S.§’i...i§I.‘fi"l»I`..."‘.‘l. Herbicide l
The Wced Exterminator
_ “Iliz1<|uc||>is" is :1 liquid preparation for thc killing of
i grass and v\tcc’s of cvcry kind on roadways, paths, gut-
( ters, tennis courts-any place that grass or weeds are not >‘
wanted. _ _ 
it is applied by m<_=ans_ of apparatus of any k_1nd, from g
the small garden- sprinkling can to thc sprinkling car or i
cart. _ I
_ Directions For Using _
` A-air
4 ta
Q.-_Qin-_@3111 hm.-_r~__|~
For thc destruction of wccils, ;;|';i.=~.s, <~tt'.,on roadways’
drives. gutters, l>riclc'walks, it-mils courts. ctc. l
Mix thoroughly one (l) part of “lIc'rbccide” with 40 ;
parts of water.
A PRICE 1 Quart Can $1.00, l-2 Gall. Can $1.80
Full directions on each paickagc of any of the
above. " i
Carter & Company, Limited
Charlottetown
, Selling Agents for P. E. Island
3012-6-185/lthsat2iEfin2i.
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John R. Dinnis Pedigreed  
Foxes Limited
Authorized Capital... .....$750.000.
Par value of 'shares...__, ......... ..100.
R E M E M B E R '
l The l)lNNlS PLDIGREED FOXES are the best in the world.
3 A large Company is a good insurance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President-.lohn R. Dinnis, lisq.. Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Stocltman and Fox Rancher
President, Mt. Allison University.
Secretary-Treasurer and Business Manager-
W. li. Cameron, B. A., (Oxon) Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Professor of Economics and Commerce, St Diinstsn s College,
quickly “fade ri' wire uouse, into
which the unsopliisticateit' reynard
placed his head quite iinsiispcctingly
She was thcn ilrziuii out and tli-Us
two genthzr-eu are the pro-.ui uwiicrs
of ii tlirec-n\oni.li old excellent latch,
if not something better.--l..
l5XAVIl‘.'ATIONS.- The fi:llovvlv:i;:
is the stiintliiig oi the senior cliisfi oi'
St. Ai1n'f: Scliool No. 102 in the
dillerrut o'ihjcci.s in which they were
fixzm'-Enezl flurinf; the month of April.
Nzunrs .-we ;ii~i‘:i|igetl in orilcr of mer-
it, Renirliiig.--l, Peter J. Walsh and
John Leo 1lCGllitZun :mil Bertie I..
Viliiisli irxuliul); 2, Mary A. O’(‘.cii-
nur. Spelling.-1, John Leo Mc-
(lui,<r.iii; '_’,'l`eter J. Wnlsli :fr-ti Ber-
tie I.. Walsh cequal); 3, Mory A
0'(`onu. r. Writing.--~ l, Bertie L.
Wulsli; '_’,' Mary /\. r>’<.’oi:iior; 3,
Tcter J. Walsh and John Leo Mc-
ilui-;.-in (e;|i'-ll). Arithmetic.-1, John
L-:o Mcfluigan; 2, Peter J. Wnleh
und Mary A. U'(Zonnnr (equal). His-
t0VY~-l MHFY /\» 0`Uonuoi' und Pet-
er J. llulsh (equzil); Ll, John l.co
l\lcGiii,;'an; Il, ljertia l.\. Walsh. Lut-
iu.-l, l’l‘_tcr J. Walsh; 2, .lgkm L29
Mctluigrin and Bcrtio L_ Walsh
feqiial); Il. Mary A. 0'Coo|ior. .Ai
5-75llN1<-1. Mary A. O'Ccnnor; 2,
Bertie Walsh; 3, John Iico l_fcGuigan
i. Peter J. Walth. Geometry.-1,
Bertie l.. Walsh; 2, Peter J. Walsh;
3, Mary A. 0-'Connos; 4, John Leo
McGuizun. French.-1, Bertie, I..
Walsh; 2, Peter J. Walsh; 3, Mary
A. 0'Ccnuor; 4, Jo-hn.Leo Mcuiuig-
an. Peter l.cClnir,,'tcncher.-23.
::When driving- motoring or en-
ion will be assziiled by dust, wind,
sun and other natural enemies to
line skin and good complexion. If
you wish to protect yourself against:
these complexion destroyers you
should use McKinnon's Witch Hazel
(Jream, a splendid preparation for
keeping the skin aiitiny smooth, vel-
vety solt, and duintily clear, n hot.-
tle 25c. McKinnon Drug (‘o., ltexall
store, corner Great (leorge and Kent
Streets Mtt.
'aqmzwg-9.5515 'siuioaog
liiuwi wwf' wi vuoxo >m1iiu::
'H008
Slugppud pmqaim zoub prof) gufldiz '
:2Wo are Pioneers in the Manufac-
ture of LEMON SOUR dz IRON
Blt_EW. _Wo make these. others imt~
txté. 2799-6-6M2wka.
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was 
The World-Wide Fox
    !1§°li°°¢°
joying out door lite, your complex-_`
or Rev
n an
vqrv
ner.-non
\f0l'i_1B. . that
art mindful The choir
rendered
_A PLE is.iN'r `SURPnIsn~.-- Mr
Alexander Brown ol Seattle, U. S.
A., arrived ID "Charlottetown ou
'Thursday n'lg~lit"s train -and dr-ave
out on Friday morning on a short
vislt to his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel l3rown,_ Pownal, and as they
had no 1-etice cf his coming it was
li pleasant surprise. Mr. Brown left
the Island rev:-ntccn years ago and
went tn Seattle where he jolntd tha
DOUGH 'orce, and served with ability
anal distinction, for u (ew years,
his excellent mpral qualities and
detective genius, being rec-ig-nlzed, he
received a deserved promotion, and
is now an lionoured nien.~`_ier of that
splendid- lorce. Mr. Brown was
granted one months vacation che
first hc has taken in seventeen years.
Hi! Wife-and little rlaiighter are now
on 9, visit tn her parents in Bergen,
Norway. _
IMP(1H.'l‘ANT TO TEACHERS.-
P. E. I. teachers, actually engaged
in teachiiia, or who purpose teaching
in this province during the next
school yefr. .who attend the session
of the S n;mer School of Science ‘to
be held in this city July 7th to 28th,
and whose record for clues 'attend-
ance and work is satisfactory, ,ii-ill
in addition to free tuition receive o.
cash ron\n~ of eight dollars ($8)" nud-
o reiuzu! "ei the railway fare paid by
them to attend the school. ln ad-
dition to the ul;-ave, u bonus willbc
given to all teachers who complete
the course given at the Summer
School, und successfully carry out
the wort: in their schools. The a~
mount. of the. bonus is not yct de-
teijmiiicd, but it will be a creditable
mic. To icceive the lxonus the jvbach-
ers ivnrlr must he favcrzthly reported
upon by the Inspector.
CliAl"Al’D SCHOUi,.- Folloviiig
is the standing of the pupils of Cro-
pnud High School for the month of
April:-- ll. S. Fruczr's Department.
(trade VIII.--I, Hilbert Nicholson; 2,
Ralph Wiutlsor. Grade \’ll.-l, John
Nicholccn; 12, loytl Newsom. Grade
VI.~-1, Eric Luwth-sr; 2, Marion Nic<
holsoii; ll, llcuriettu l.ow-th-er. Grade
V.-l, l<`.\-'tlyn Win<i:'.o1‘; 2, Lilinn
llIacLc:m; 3, Max i`iui-;,'er:s_ llegulnr-
ity :ind lunritimlityr'-~ l-lui,-crt Nic-
holson, lloyti'Nevvsome, Marlon Nic-
holson, l<_‘|'ic I/nwilicr, Liliiui Miic~
Lrvin. Miss l`\’-'ncl{iiiuoii`s ll:gpnrt»
i|_i:nt.-~‘ill‘utlc IV.--l, Eru-cat Gill: 2,
l!l;uir`:ic 'l‘ro\vs'J:ilC; 3, Elsie Sli'e-r-
ren. Grade III.-i, Edith Tliompson;
2- AmY Full and Kenneth New-
-l, l>'t;inlcy lliiruess; 2, Mary New-
ti-emz 3, '.io|iel ll\ir_rc_si'. (lrnde I_-
], Jack lluvycr; 2, l.r:L:1 NLC.;-dy; 3
llc:\f.rir<\ (1r.l.h. Rc;;uI:irity and l"un--
c._unlityi'~- _'guy Full, St.-1nl;_v Bur-
gess, hldiih 'l`l.on:'_\si:n_ Kcnucth
Lionel liiirgcss.
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"Before you plant your seed grain
or potato sctts, see that you have
Formzzlin. For Formulln will keep
the groin tree from sznutt, will pre-
vent the growth oi scub on your po»
tstoes and will. give you A bigger,
better and cleaner crop this year.
Price a Pint 401-.. The Two Macs
149 Great George Street. MEM.
 
‘ You Can  
I Have this- ___ / A
Clock I 
For 90c
It is a goodftimc meter with
large, bright figures, clear
alarm, and an insistent ring. _
A good clock to wake you
in the morning and tell you
the time by day. '
W. N. _Tanton
Sunnyside '
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   1.. ti. sn..waistittusleino W.. i...v.§....;.......,.
~si'lk and net waists... -Some of them we carried`over from
last season,§most of them are‘1iew freshstock; the mak-
ing talone would cost you more than the price we have
now placed on the finished article. _
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~ _Everyone of. these will be sold this week at-$2.49
each, in sizes from'32 to 44, * f I
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. A. Mcnonld .£i:..:;'c:.
' _ _ _ __ Il 'i -_i Q1 , I _ li* ig
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4 class trot, purse $100 and Murray Harbor branches to cov~
0 class poop, purge , _ ~ $100, er the cost ol special trains these
will bo run leaving Charlottetown
TRAIN AnRAN<;i~:1\1|iN'rs for Murray Harbor at 'L15 i>- m.. and
' ` for Sourls a.t.7.30 p. m.~
9:5"
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THE lllllilllllllliliii
som tcuuul; Il, Aiinie '}ill_ Grade IL.”
lllillliili PARK
  JUNE HlEiS
The lollowing races will be held on
the Charlottetown Driving Park on
Monday the 22nd., June instant.
2.19 class trot and pace, purse $200.
1’ e ers will go by all regular `
trail: dig the P. E. I. llaihuay onl Admission to grand stand and all
the morning or the 22nd. inet. parte of srounde only 25 cents.
` l For further inlormation write the
A special train will leave Char Secfeliafl-
lottctown for Tignish ur. 6.45 D. m. Frank I-,_ Hearth
For Georgetown und Montague at p,-°si,1c,,t_
7»30 P- m- _ -C. Rf Elmallwood,
_ _ _ Secretary.
_Ii a suflicient number ui passengers 2393_5_11_Mtf_
come from stations on the Souris A
r D0DD`S"f»i The “Premier” Co.
_ _ ie, fir).  
Q-.Ji 595/I  
° A »-.\\\.\>>>¢» sf/ I- _  I ~ I. A:
...°~t.LL»<|»e~nf>/‘..»f I   in  f
,_ B RH 'S 5F___ 1-\_\»\`§:` ` _ _ _,___ 
~li’]':i~,_ ‘*IcnE~i'»§"'PfisF,(`¢" ,,~:=,_ }=\\\~`\`-`§‘;:§:-L-a~. "` ` $5
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` ‘ 'IHEY '““ Because:-:~
` , .  ..(l) It'sffoxes_arethe best obtainable. -
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_ __   _ _.1 APPLICATION for sect. may be made -to any ofthe-iaireeiors, ai;¢¢mpaiiie;i»bv.
_ 10 p. c. of the amoun_t.____§h§i.i_'esi$50 each. :__ v ‘ _- . 1;.-_ I
lube*  _ - nifeeisfs _   5
'='°°" Cir P°i°*i“=e_f°_ ?`.“°'°“?:¥'.°'._":'_"!"-.f» .‘=-e“°"°°"'°»  '   W
A. Few Reasons  Whyi
Premier Silver lack F oX%Ce
,_ ~ (2) The directorate is composedlof thoroughly reliable men who have
` large holdings in the Co. .
(3) Mrf. Thomas Moysc, one of the most sufcrssful ranchers of today,
_ has Charge ofthe foxes.
, (4) It wa-1 under Mr. Moyseis management that the Peerless Co., paid
I 900 p. _c. dividend in 1913. '
(5) A very large percentage of foxes ranchod by him have pl'0duc_ed lit-
ters the first year.
(6) With Mr. Moyse’s usual success the the Premier Co.;':~.liould pay
_ about 100 p. c. next year. 1 L ' _ ' I
(7) 'l`he_inves_tor may rest assureditliat he will get every- dollar that he-
-~-is entitled to. _ - -
(8) 'l`he ranching cost is only 7 p. c. of the iiicrease.
Now is theeTime to Invest:--- - _ _ -
I Up to _luly lst anyone applying for stock dienrtly to the Co' , pets a dividend
of 10 p. c. which makes the capitalization only ($16,200 per pair. - i , _
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