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ang most
the.
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. .YL-E. ENMAN,
30 Lonzwvrtli. Ave. Cnarlortetoivn.
. is’ wing’ less
6-18Mtf. _ and less common and no longer heard
  ““‘°“g °b“""““" ‘W1 really intelli-
_ ________~________ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ _ - gent men. The fact is becoming rg(-og.
i ' i ' nised that in true life insu
To Owners Qi Oxy aihora
P ' less of the element ol chance than
and to' any others iritelesied in fnglfssf “'_;Y§h‘“li__°1“° l_“ the W0rld.
Hcalln i-,Ox en I _wlsht - ° 7 “g el” ff* "0 °h““°°
nouncegttllsab- til? machinesx-f-,tail whatevenswa that °t me p“m°“‘°"
liivecreated such a Fnrorc in Cliar-
lottetown and the _only .machine
that has heen sold in this Piovlnce
until a few weeks ago has beer
"Phe Qxypathor". We have ab-
- - “till ?'lf!¢\i£'=1.¢ml>ty coal bln. Frnil
ig;me;;'_b_|_\_‘: C?nnecu°3 with nm; wife an<`i_help'less children ara to he
po y or any xygen De
vice of any other name. The Oxy-
pathor is, sold under positive
"Guarantee only” and at the on.
price namely $35.We do not handl.
any cheap rnachhzes at any price
The General .Manager of The Com-
pany agaiii wishes io announce that
Mr. W. E -Bullion has absolutely
no connection with The Maritime
Oxypsthor Co of St John nor yet
with any of the Company’s Pro
ducts manufacture atithe Head Of
flce, Buffalo. To anyfinterested in
seonrlti{_advi rs the wonderful Oxy-
psthor rMo%vish maybe consulted
for a few days at“'Ths Russ" or the
c moan bo ritte t
o y may w n o at 205
Charlutwf., b_ta John, N._,B.
of-‘ie ‘ if"‘~‘~~'
Elie or enquire at Branch Office _ol'
- 
'1-7,3-  Fox fieiligtiplant ioctl? The “old re:
' I
~  'G4-e‘ntire_ i
~ __-_Know Ye All Men
You Uiavli~‘too.we liiivo lor sole stock
ri t lollowlng new Fox Companies
_at I1 0 par share, 10 per cent de-
posit fl I B-Pl>lication,_ balance psy-
abls Align; mn, isis. oood com- 'hy Av’ Home-‘ 6d4Me6i.l
pnnldi every ”one oi ,thei`n, managed
by cclil tent business_n_ien,_ we re-;
cnrign.egg___thoin` to investors, _ _ Q
Melia _,__;._nii_i¢s_ Fox co., Lin., J. A.
 President, Charlotte-
t9, j _. . . _ y, ‘ 
Pryikulgli 'irhilver ldlack Foxes, Ltd
Joi_in'__&_gii§yy,I_ president. Gharlvw; present- time.” you are short
tu _ i ’5. . ~ ,
M'   and Silver Fox Oo., ,_ __ _. . , _
_L¢%€i_‘. s. élrortiii. .rmiasnc xiii- manure, Swlit's Animal Brand.
. sl. .
rw' I iisott silver Bloor rox co..‘
1," _` '_ L_`§£¢rlr, President, Char-
' ` ` E, I
1° I U s..iP°'I.  ,~ -. -i i i- ' ` . °” _ . ':
A" ly. ‘ _in roi _Ai>i>1icMi°=1 1"°“”‘» ‘lo sf: 'rises by A Horne
Pi; ' __\is,8ic'. , |_  __ “___ .6|4”e5i_i
°al\“*~ . _ .
con aw _ ` = ‘:
._ ..... i Kilim an linhl
th!! the Olypathors i
rented were my own WU-li1AUS‘roWN. On-r. you-, 3
_ ,_ i 7t_ . lgro
I still have a mtg heya much pleasure in g¢|u¢i|,,a
on hand quite ea most msn' ll ' ~
Mr. Mac'l‘avish in derived from taking-?§:,£::,fg$,¢I.»»§v
.At any rata they Will l_ lifelong siigerei- from ¢|,,,§,i C
from limi and r ,mi ¢?'"*1Ph¢l°n. -ni uit only medicine:
_nu "mm at a ub_  do nienny realgood _was
now the reproseu- me Wikia” e. 4 »___TlllS medicine cured
Ca 0' Int, spun V¢VIyl__ rig else failed. Al§0.
is th K' “d ‘*-°°"°'° me l= f
oxygen ms- 'ri-oiilii , ‘ f- 1 - i ~ . ”°Y
is sold lor th_ese_ gomlillrlriinlsx;;‘;t`:,,2v°:v;_e_f“{f_‘g.
rn - ' . »
_years 'liaise ist-lg: glvyfnciiiiglipfteudmg me had P'“°“°‘“y
oma o ice oi I aninow eve e'
at Builalo. I I _can strongly i§;1dr¥ilii;::S°£;g°F“d
come and see the lives" for Chronic Coiistipniinyfulmd
aotd _f_.__h° Farador and to Bladder and Kidney 'rioiililcr' an
o e letters written b _ ' . .
_ _'who have- usad both ..F,,,“_,,_m,e .JPTMES DmG\vA.L.L`
It Wm not _takin long for ___ me wand me;__eis ;l~;_e only _medicine
discerning people to decide which ron- is ilie greriiestkirlneo b\l“if,;3“'°°"_.‘““‘
chi _a_ is_ hest._ I did not give_ up the medicine gym.pu,___?'___cf:____e;a_ridlll/er
a aux 0'! fha Oryiiatlior in omni- to’ .,,,¢,,y,,,,, 5 fo, $2 , . °.'
_sei an in erlor article. The Oxypa- Afdeslers or Sent onilm mz°'.’5°-
thor is good. but I can prove the price hy Fruit-n-ug); Igniligdrrécelptof
Fniorigi- "ro, be _liiitiin 'riiennst is  o '__ ,',‘“‘”'
110116 00 Bood for my customers. Ask "DYING T0`p§`Hq Ii
ioi' literature concerning the wonder-  ' '
_ ___
gllygsgqlhziceogglllshed by “Wen” 0' The absurd “lk “"°‘." life insur-
8 Bladder Trouble coupled with Kid 0
B.ll.cB being u gnmsj | h
"die £0 Win." whirénwiilixizn (tic EUS;
ilippantly indulged in, is ro '
_B rancc, there
time when the event may Qccim Ev-
erybody, insured or uninsured, must
_alike die, and prudent lorethouglit
with reference to that uualtémbls
- fact is quite ns sensible nn to anticg.
pate next weekfs empty 'ny-cud pan 0,
fed and sheltered whether the hus-
band and father lives or dics_ when
llrninliiires his llie for their lienellt, he
ls Si\!\D1_Y buying lor them
lu ' advance that riiimcnt,
food and .shelter which his
prese_nt_ daily labor provides. llc does
n0t will ll§ll`yl’.hli'i_g by "dying," except-
ing gfatitlxde for his tliouglitiill corn
and the favor of heaven, though his
family and children certainly do es-
cape the late of poverty which be-
lalla the family oi his neighbour who
smartly ‘refused to enter ii game
where he had "to die to win." i
Have you built your rampnrts sci
that yoli arid yours are immune from
the foe 0! poverty? The 'eiisicst and
simplest way to arrange this is to
_consult un Agent oi the Great-West
,he Company, Hyndman &i Co. Ltd.,
/61 Queen St., Charlottetown.
e-islual _
"New middy bells in Black.
Ped and White' Patent Leather
35|: each at Slanley Bros.
_ _ 6-16M gi
"l"arme_rs! Do you wish plsn-
tm " our Tumi s without auf
mile Anim-l. ii.n»ri'° of swm
Q. _Co Fertilizer and the "old,
eeliiililo llsiniedla -lninrevefl Of,
6ross’s Enterkio Purple lop
Swede ysrieties ,ol seeds always
give *tile 'basl results. For sale
'the moat [valnihla crops that
any fsrrner "cm-grow._ Much is
being wrltlentahoul it at ilu!
of; or do not ,hiveaoybsrn-Yhfd
ooihplefto fertiliser will grow
_' ri ;.¢eith`¢'r .with or without
am rd manure Selliné ll
 ."'l`he 'l`uriiip» crop is one ol _
u-n-gg
LONDON. June 1'! 'lBi»ecial).-An-
_tlfiilllltlng a demand by the Powers
fur deuiobilizatlon, Servla has propo-
Wl to Ilulgaria that the two count-
ries reduce their present iiiorceg ro-
0“¢'flUBl'ter of their present Iorcos re-
main under arms,
The representatives of the Powers
Ullllly informed the Servlan Prarnier
_that their governments, desiring to ~
Beetle dirnute between ilio two all- '
lea settled, would suggest that Serv.
la and Bulgaria domoblllze.
The Premier replied that Servia al--
reeiy had submitted to Bulgaria ii,
note expressing the hope that Bulgnr.
ll* l_V0U_ld Cease her concentration oi
troops on the Ser-vlan frontier nnd
alan a proposal that liotii countries
immediately reduce their armies until ‘
°“°'ll“'"t°l` °l llllffir Present eiiectlvc `
rfrwslli remained. i
*_--ni.
CELEBHATE KAISEIUB J UBILEE
¢ "*‘ I
BERLIN. Juno 1<s.~'riic feces eel.
°\"”9~tlll§.lh0 twenty-llltli anniversary
ol the l{a_lser's reign inncnud their
°lim”~l_ f-0'dl1Y. At. ilnwn the people
oi llerlln were awakened by we mmm.,
_ills oi caunon_ and tlic blaring of
\`llmDc'lZl-I. An hour ol' so lniier luunil
masses Of P80910 cullvcrging on the
Schloss. where 1,000 school children
|180 .fathered to sereuiide his Majesty,
'Phe tllousands oi ncnrfle who throng-
ed tha vicinity oi the palace display.
ed the utmost enthfusiiisrn when the
Kaiser wld NS f8-mily appeared on
the hnlcon
y.
Later ln the day the Kaiser review- ~
ed the troops on the Potsdam parade
ground and-then cnmc the great af-
fair of the day, the scene hciore the `
throne when the twenty-live rule;-n Q(
German States, including the kings
oi Bavaria, Saxony and 'Wurtem-
burlt. Paid homage to the Emperor.
The lnrrnalities closed with the jubi-
lee court, when the Kaiser and Kal-
serln received the special nmhassa-
dura from numerous countries and
the denutntions bringing congratula-
tions from this cities of the empire.
A deputation headed by Andrew Cnr-
llegle presented a congmtillatiiry ad-
dress signed by many prominent Aul-
nrlcans. Tho Kaiser displayed mark-
ed corrliality towards Mi-. (lnrnezic
and his two associates, llolir-rt Fl.
Rrooltinzs of St. Louis and Jacob G.
Schniidlapp of Cincinnati.
--¥__._____
lzziwhen you feel like a glass ol good
soda water, call at The Central Drug-
store-ws make our own sodn, use
pure fruit iiavors only, and the heat
c_i_‘_gg_in, obtainable. These together
with cleanliness, liberality, and good
service make our big Fountain a pop-
ular resort-E, A. Foster-Sunnyside
Druggist Mti.
"Kil-Odor is ii line powder that
destroys all odor of perspiration. Fon
those who wulk lunch or exercise
much during the hot weather or uny-
one troubled with excessive perspira-
tion this is a line preparation to use.
It doesn't stop the natural function,
oi the pores but entirely removes iilll
odors. Tube 25c. The Two Macs,_ 149
Great George St. MEM
"lt is swell lrnown fact that
Paions wash goods are ithe
prettiest ss well ss the best var-
iety shown in this City. -'l`hd‘
home of the new-clo'-h and rat- `
ines is right here. 6-l3_Mi|.
"Farmer‘s attention: By
using a complele Fertilizerin
planting your Turnip crop,you
give the young plant an early,
vigorous growth,thns insuring
it against the insect pest. Use
Swift’s Animal Branfl Fertil-
izers, and Hazard's mproved
or Cross’s Bntel-kin Purple
Top Swede varities. For sale
by, A Home & Cc. 6-i4Mc6
og.-¢
0
,,,,,,,,,,,¢,¢¢¢¢¢¢»»»e»>¢¢oo¢s0e¢oev¢¢f»b\°
(l@7::______',';.*, . ._
_._/ii  - 5.
,_ 
 lV'ii"~l\l‘h-C3 fa;   \
are diiferent in that the
Y
do not gripe, purge noi-
cause nausea, nor does
continued use lessen their
€B`»ectiveness._ You can
V always depend ou them.
 25c. a box at your
,Druggist’s. lie
l'°"°l'\>“l¢l1\l boom ot cannon. this -..l.....____
s oi steam vhis and UM
1:. °z..ii:.r:: °::“::: :.'.::.:.‘:k':°:.  W  mi'-° if ~'°°°  °°* “““.5‘”"° "‘"“ °°°" °‘    “
and other products of the State. mee' Annual ‘wading pun" po" Don ° Danna Bulb’ 8°' meh' 75°
, _ use free in iirlces quoted). lac. pei- iioz. ' ‘ »~.-
  Vegetable plants. cgi-ly cabbage ° °.‘ 'Cash must. accompany ord- b . 
(very limited quantity) 60c. per 100, ers. Write plain, give iull name and_ '
late cabbage lor tall and winter 15c. address. We often resolve ordorf  '
per 100, oauliilower and celery 75c. without a signltura. It is advisable
pci- 100-extra. qnrly tomato (only a on lloe oi railway or boat to ex-
lew) at Bc. each, late tomato 20c. press or freight unless the order is 0
D01' 601-. cucumber, lquaali and pump- ior small amounts or small qunntl- y
kin 20c. per doz. toliacc 60 ti .
, o o. por es It your station is not a pay Swiftvs Animal Brand Fe~'ni]_
100. .station freight should he prepaid.
Perennials wintered over large. The above list is intended lor cus- ist' coniplete in plant ,foodi
clumv Plants, (many wiiitcr milled) tomars not lu u position to call at orseed ng' buy hazard flu.”
Carnation, Sweet William, Forget- `our grunt daily market aalo nl plants] proved or Crosgs Entefklu
'~\_ llsilaul lhsnltieislesl ts. .. me-Not, Dlautllul, Pansy, Daisy, at When at all convenient call and er- fUfPl¢ t0P S3305- F01' P8104
  .__pRMi_m‘H¥ 3,303   _I  _‘_-,__,s _ms  - i - 
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, » ._ . , _ _ -. < _ __ _ _ gd: , , _ siinlsl r ad caraluliy Plants soot; Annual nowsi- plants, Aster, Phlox
`W¢°”~ "lf"  -‘.~_  _ _  l'l°“ °;_ Will* Vlilllllll WDW: by mail the following postage must pcwni .
_ was us ered ln. The ear ar " v"b°“°' '“"’d’°¢°°' “M”
I W9 " ‘ ' ffl'l=¢."i'i¢<>fl wand the city Yslow M “hd '° """° °' °'d°" ml’ luis Pam and noisy Nuturtiiiinl
Ilan- “f|'|"_a,,""sn  _  wirli color. som. ms or rlio amor °“"*"S°- °°“"*‘°"°f ""1 °°l°*¥ 1°°- ull and aim: Lohan 's
H i i . » and iavislnim or rho doooiiiuoiis var 100 for Posture. url! wanton ' ' "°°° Am”
may be gained from the tact that Bc. per- doa, ln. mango" 5, md 'mn' C““°’7- °\‘°°l’°\'- M-lK\\°‘ll°l»'-°.
. rank
since the work oi adornlng the city ` LBl'klDlll'. Zinnls, Dusty Mill r, Q,
‘ began during the latter days ol last mu mmm" 5°' pu un' 'Muna B .
15° per dos.
Wwk ten car loads ol ilags sind bunif M" p°'°°°“‘°1' '“°h ” P‘“”' D°1”' . 1 13,50 _ '
in have been mm by the mu_c___mu_ l.°,_s"_u*_not_ C‘m.uD”_ sweet] __nBtocks 20c. per dos., Salvia, Seed- ic;°___':"_$ to [M00 All It 
The principal event oi the program William, Dinlthus and Holly hacks K" °°"'°"°”" ""1 D°h"“ ‘|°“M°
r ii - '
s beauty
@|l\ll 1*
‘WU fill. ¢
Large
Larger mil. for 
, Bids Boards, gli slug nn.; gum;
Bukit. from 812:50 to $45.00 all
discounts.
_ Drum. from sais cosmos. ' l§,
Oornmodea from 82.16 to 1| 15 `
Iron 1306!. eprint and mattress the
eat at the Iowan prieg P41033
5-Tilt)
‘Fsrmersl Do `vou`wlsli fri
grow the largest crop possible
E Turnips? If so, supplement
our Barn-yard manure with
. v _
V " °'_c""“‘ u'""" 60c. pcr doz., Holly hoclls Sc. wchlsonally select your requirments_ Wll0lBSal€ and yelall by "A
 - -l. _,,,_ __  _“_ H50- DM' <l°=- szswmnti. Home 8; C0. 6-.4Me63
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You know as well as any of us that the
feitilizer you use has ri great deal to do with
your crops. You know that the fertilizer
that will prove “just the thing” for one
crop or one iie1d,_wo`uld mean almost ruina-
tiori if used on another field or crop. And
yon,know,too,t_hat one field may contain sec-
t ms ofvaryiug fertility--
and need special treatment 
to bring good results.
r ` Need English Unmixed Fertilizers ~
if “»"'°  ”‘NoPl\/Itittei; ‘What Crop  Soto--Youll
The one way io get around these diHi-
cilllies is to use liiiiglish llnmixed fertiliz-
ers--the best plant foods. You can supply ._
them in coniliiriiilioiis to suit every soil-
any crop-mix them yourself, at home, and
save just one-quarter of your-money-and
KNOW what you'i'e using. `
Ncilrly evcry other gnorl inrulcr uses lllese Un- '_
inlxefl }‘crlill/l:r‘$-why d0n't _l_
 you? Write for our free book-
’ leti. they‘rc worth reading,
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THE BRIGHTUN BLACK FUX C0. LTD  
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  Of which 81.000 is now Being Issued _
Tile stock of this Company has not previously been advcrtized as the Directors wished to be sure they were '
going to obtain all the foxes contracted for namely 6 pairs of best quality iiicludiiig the Dalton, Tuplin, Oulton
strain.
These 6 pairs were contracted for previous to the _advzlncc in price alld_ nrc cripitzili'/.ed at 81,000 or 13,500 per
pair wliicll low capitalization illakef-l this easily the ulost attractive fox proposition in llle ulzlrlret. _
The lnllcii which is now under conslrllction will be one of llle most up-to-dale in the province, it is located in l
:l llcrluiiflil grove of ilvxcd spruce and llarclwood in the centre of 38 :lures of laud on illc prrlperiies of Lieut. Col. A.
G. Peake and ]. _I Mc-Killnou. ' _ _ _
Several experienced fox ranchers wllo have visited the location prolionuceit one oftlie best they have ever _
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50 ooo of ilie stock in this company has already been subscribed and tllc bnlzlllcc is now offered for subscri '
.i ' P'
tion in shares of roo each, ro p. c. to accompany the application the balance prlyfible August Ist. ,
‘ Copies of the prospectus and application blanks luny he obtained froni any of the following Provisional _ _
Directors or
si 0
The Maritime Fox Exchange and lnveslnleill C0..
Edwin Aitken _H. W. Peake
. ]. ]. McKinnon - - - Sec:"y Treas.
6-l ;fmwEt11i`|lif
Provisional Directors l _f
Frank R. Heartz Lieut. Col. A. G. Peake if
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' ‘fox Busmets _ -- rr 1” '_
lol; husiilass. Brat, last and *suns*
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ummm it DyDoUBLEiULGRLMAGE 
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ami . _izilxoyurtlusinéss when y0“ /  '__ - » ~ - -
pi  mann limi-_Weave vw °“f ‘fi___   - to
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up glad. attention, whether .Y°“
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f ».i.i....-...i S T. A N N D E B E A U P R E
 _§i_ii"*iBo3;ai;;si§__ g_§____§=:;_ _ l Q ~ ' - and to the
  .i.i~;:ii..ie:;=i..fn:...i; s H R 1 N E- o F s T. J o S snr H. M 0 N T R E A L. R. Q.
` ‘ _"Wire or write '
 `1ofi;li'i'fnr¥d:l.ml.l;-  r    S D A .YU  U N E; 24th' 191 3
as H _ hose is to know y'll1°l’° t-h.°f7
‘T  ¢ ar sold. We are at Y°‘“`
__ _  
,._,_ j -1 One tram will leave Pomt du. Lhene at 01.00 P. M. y
' ' The necessary nunlber of trains will be made up at Moncton to carry this double pilgrimage. The dist train leaving at 5.00 o’clock p. mn 9113 °ih°’5 t° f°U°“'°
‘ ~ *]_*h¢ fn;-¢ from Pr. du Chene to Sn Ann and return is,
.-4.
__,‘;;v“‘¢s"
1
$550 for adults and $2.75 for children. and for Montreal, $9.00 for adults and $4.50 for children. _
I Our ticket aggnts for Charlottetown are:--Miss Gertie Steele, RCddl“'S 5l°1'° °" 322 Kept Shi Ml" B¢SSi¢ 15\‘°W1l» Postal Card S‘°'°’ Cor’ Q“e`u and Richmond Sts"md_ 
~ _ , _ » . la . ringer Dept- S=¢ll°°- r ' i . . . ' ‘. ` ~ 1. ii iii ° f iirloii on my attire »
  8;, “Ent in every lccalilythrough the _If’_rovliice._ Ask them lor one of the Pilgrimage Circulars, which will furnish you wit a e in orm y
I k!i'°w9"b&&lt`fthis exgll::;0n.Th?; slglgtglwaanzslgsxziglliuxxm ticket from any paint oi’ the road to Sainlnerslde, for the price of il Sllillle “°°“d °'“5’ f‘"°° A5 fm' mstame' Ch”l°tt°t°w°
aresss ’ . ' . . . ~ . ' .
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'IOS lll¢i'8lde nd return (fl~°°) We ° art ~‘ ' ~ 1- - ` i _ » _ 1 _lf
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