' l 'ITT Tnarminrabiefeeiing
_ is due to impure _
~ _ blood resulting from
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or 'sr.L'."` B* A 1 
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lsuliii td; _`l.llits.°°Fnll-s-tins”
' ` tllsiltslldsic li llii Vioill.
I»I1ionssvir.r.s, Om., Aug. 26th. x9i3.
I can highly"r`ecomniend “Fruit-a-
tives" because they did me an awful lot
of good. About four _years ago, I
commenced taking "Fruit-a-tives_" for
o general break-down and they did ms
a world of good. We bought a_goo<l
many dc-liars' worth, but t e_y did all
that your advertising claims or them,
and as 1 said before, I cannot _speals too
highly for them. Their actionns so
pleasant,compiired with other medicin cs,
that I ani glad to say so sud I trust that
some other woman may start taking
“Pruit~n-tives" for I know the results
will be all that you claim".
Mus. W. N. KELLY.
501;. a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size, _25C-
si an timers or from Prawn-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
 
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 Too Much
_ nam cm..
,,,,,,,,,, i-isanacur.
fi \vinter's indoor living.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
jaundice and Constipation come
from impurities in the blood. ’l`l\crc`l
one if-nietly-~tried, tested, and found
eHicacious for the last fifty years-and
"'°' " nf. wu.soN's
HERBINE Bll'lER'S
n preparation marie from
Dandelion, Maiirlrake,
Ilurdock and other puri-
fying hrrlis.
At the Grit approach of ’
"Spring i'c\‘er"romnieiice
taking this ‘true Blood
Purifyrr' ilon`t walt for 5
something worse to
develop. __f_ \\?_
Sold nt_mos_t stores _ _* _ Y
35c. raniilv size, five K ill
times as lnrgc, |i.oo. -
lrlylsyD Ca. Lllihd I
si. Jill. n.ii. » Q
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,/`°` "l)ustWilhoiiil)usl, With 3-in-0iic oil i
Don't scatter dust oncl germs all
over your home or office with sn
unssnitary leather cluster or common
dusting rag. Alwayidusl with 3-in-One
oil'this way: Moisten eliccic cloth
with n little ol the oil. Then just wipe
ollyourpiano,chai|,pniloitable,mantcl-
piece---any vcnccrecl surface. Every
atom of dust will stick to the cloth.
Not one speck can fly around to
settle somewhere else.
Mako Your Own Dustlen Dusting
Cloth for Sc.
 _ This is the way: Tuite about
l " " _I two-tliirda of a yard oi chccrc
ui ._ cloth. _Sprinkle it with 3-in-
l  One oil. Then let it stand
- ’ ‘QT-»\ until the oil luis permeated
ima, _ every pail. Then you have
f'  ‘_, o real l)ustiiigC|otli lor 54:. -~
‘ Buy a bottle and maka O
your own Dusting '-3*
Cloth today l
For mls at all aood hard-
ware. diuii. smceiy and _
_ neral stores. l_ or., llle: i
. M' lu em.. Z_5c; Baz., /Q pl.._5_0¢.
.1 iiiiriiiysm in oil <.an»1 Lis.
lviucuu ri...~o..o-i. on cs.
j  258 Sf. PIU' sl.
_ _;_~{_i_}___m Mnntraal
§f,§',"§`,‘ii,1;‘ _ "The Brit Oil For _Every
»au_ij¢,_r.. /. CIS Houisliold Use. _ ,_
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we
Tenders
Hcitlcd tenders will ho received not
tafcr thiiri tho 13th of July next for
thc innfiillat,ion ol cclcctric wiring
lor iiuhts, iiclln, etc., for the l>>ilf_r>ii
sanitoririni. Plans and ltmcltleatlons
erin he acer nt the t-lnvrng‘s Mons,
Ulinrlottutown.
D. A. MCKINNON,
Sec’y.
3007-6-l8Mtl.
 
FOR SALE
Options on two pairs of Cla-M "A" P
E I L and Pure Bred hilvor Black Foxes.
Each pair of different blood and can he
m ttnd up--main of one pair and famae
of other Notod for fecundity. Last
year identically some cross oarrvyl 485
‘J c. on tho price of there options Do-
lvery guaranteed lu september.
' lillliilill llllwii if
Huw TG l..l.`E T0 BE 100
Maxim: ff f-lr James Sawyer, the
Famous English Physician
he
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Pllgltt ‘r:f;'_-" sfr"p every night.
Slccp tn your right .idc.
Keep yiri' i;<:lrf-'ini \~.'lndo\\' open.
llarc at ;r.;t :iz your t-crli'o:ini door.
Hccp yrur boil i..‘.\':iy from the
\\':‘li.
o told iizztii i:i this morning, hut
a bntli nz the lcmporriture of
tim li'~i'_\'
l<1xt'l'cL:i: in-fora l::'<':;lf:”i.,=t.
l-lat littlv itwzit, and be sure it lo
wiril vimllril.
9. llriulr im ::‘.".l:. t‘;`2iis :applies to
adults mil; i
ir,
1i‘
I)
6.
7.
8.
10. lint plf-I 7-' of ful to fcfd tlirr cells
v hifli vlfeztzwy rl`sr=:i:'f~_ gorilla.
Avoid i f»;cif~~.;;Z_=, wliicli dcstsroy
llu~ 1--Ii; that r‘r»uilizit rlisrnse.
12. Allow no not :niiiiiais iii your liv-
ing r .”:i\_==, for thvy curry ill:-i~
|"¢‘.‘i|l 2t"i`i'llLi.
l.i\'u in ilu- imiutry il’ you ran.
\\';'.t.'tl: Ihr- three l)`s---drinking
watcr, tl'\rn1i, aliil tirziius.
limp rlwzigo ot' ncrupxttinii.
'l`:ii<c frrqiir-:xt and slicrt holidays.
Liiuii your ziiubition.
l{i=r»,i _vfiur tt_iup<>i'.
11.
13.
14.
15.
lil.
17.
16.
Timing tha Rounds
Two Pennsylvania jewelers have
patented u device to time rounds in
boxing matches accurately and also to
automatically designate the numbers
of the rounds.
New Life Preaervar
Worn deflated under the coat, a new
French life preserver can be inflated
and made ready for use by the inser-
tion of a capsule of highly compressed
air.
Uruguay’s Drydock
The government of Uruguay plans
the construction' of a drydock large
enough lor- the greatest ocean liners.
f
_' Big Tobacco Bill
."`ln a year Uncle Sam smoked just
7,707,000,000 cigars and 14,000,000,000
cigarettes.
The Candy Kld
Tho candy bill of the American girl
is $134,000,000, $10,000,000 more than
the cost of the natlon’s paint and
varnish. _ _ ‘
_ 
The
_Great Eastern Tea Party
at Georgetown
on 'I uesday, July 14th
'l`i|n piii‘ir=liiunci‘s uf St. ~luns:s‘
t`hurch will hold ri 'Ven l’rirty un
Tucsdiiy, July Lith. The grounds are
near thc '|`o\\'n and llaiilwriy and
command ii splendid view of the
beautiful rivers and mugniiiccnt hur-
liur. 'l‘ht: usual rimiiscnurnts will bc
provirlctl. llvcrytliing will bc dune
to have thc tnlilcs most inviting to
ull.
|iiiu'l. miss llic bust Tun ol the scit-
son.
'1`llAlN AilltAN(ll‘lMl<JN'1‘S ANI)
l"i\ItI").\'
ltA'l’l~l 'l`lMl‘l
('liiit'l<il.l.t‘_L<_»\\'ti $1.00 8.45
Royalty Jct. .90 9.00
ilctlftwcl .70 9.27
'l'riiniulio .65 0.36
Mt. Stcwiirt. .55 9.55
l’cukcs .45 10.15
|’crt,h .30 10.32
tfnrtligiiii .25 10.44
Moiitziigiic .35
|icoructu\\'ii _ 11.02 ii.t‘.
l’aHsengr-i‘i4 from Mnntuguc will go
ily llcguliir 'l‘ruin uiul return by
Spcciui
ll. lll.
ily ordcr of (Join.
3143-I;-.\ltst;8i.
- Y f f 4
New Goods
We have new lines of Dry
Goods now in stock and cases
arriving daily to augment
our' large stock, which is now
almost complete. The prices
-well come in and we will
talk price. You will find what
you want and at a pi ice you
will not dispute,
P. E. l. Dry Goods Store
formerly occupied by
Simon Joseph & Co.
P-ml s- -11--' 1
Splendid opportunity for private
hvostmont. Full particulars on _
apglloatlon.
. 0. Box bill llallfax N. S.
2902-6-17Mvvamtf
` Fuiidy Fox Co., Ltd.
m St. John, N. B. __
New Brunswick Ranch Raised
lssotihl %lvor Blast Foxes. _
Ina lolnadln
The Intl of New Bruaswfak ooo-
talna lisnlolerit Uma, so tamari-
‘ is ai»m»%"' nigh
llaill Lima atorto
. mm tisurimiing
gi
i
tions
foxes.
oldest
are the
The World-Wide Fox
Exchange
We have
unsod
Class
 2
 ll;
stamina
prions are raawiiahia
lttob “
,_ s
' f
ing as
their
stock.
purchaser.
__ _ _ -.ivrgp LATr:s'r Nr-:ws _THB  __ _
on roi fun
\p¢adily_ Replacing Coal ‘on Pneltlo
_` " cam ci-an
That oil for fuel is speedily replac-
ing coal on British Columbia harbor
craft is a fact that la daily becoming
more notlceahlo. Practlcallynll the
government vessels plying'-in and otit`
of Canadian ports on the Pacific coast
are using oil burners. The Marina
Uepartniem vma the first to make the
change. wiilie now the tug-boats,
rlredgcs, snug scows, tenders, etc.,
operated by the Department of Public
Works in Vruicouver and Victoria liar-
bors, nud un thu Fraser lllver line,
are experiencing rl similar conversion.
lt has liccn found that this is R.
change for greater cillciency and par-
tlculnriy in the upcratiin of dredging
machinery, A rrdueed _payroll is
noticeable in the hold ot the vessels
that have adopted the new system,
about half the nuniher of firemen 'tie-
lng required as' \'.'hen coal was the
steam prodiirur. Of course, the adop-
tion of oil has ridvrinced its price. Al.
the present tiiiic merchants ure main-
taining but a slight difference in tha
‘miner of tool bctweeii coal and oil.
\'e\'ertlu>lc.°s, the marine yards at
Esquinialt are doing a rushing busi-
ness _iii tlic <'onvr-rsioii into oil burners
>f a v_crit;.l;Ic rlrct of dreilges, tugs,
tnd the like.
i Thief and Phllanthroplat, Too
i A notorious thief, who was arrested
at Philadelphia, was found to have de-
voted a great part of his ill~gotten
gains for the past three years to the
maintenance and education of two
little orphan girls whom he had adopt'
ed.
Rector and Cider-maker
The Rev. Edward Pophain Spurway.
rector of Heathfleld, near Taunton,
who was buried in the village ohurch-
yard, was a noted maker of Somerset
elder, and won many prizes with it at
the leading agricultural shows in tha
West of England.
I. O. G. T.
The (irtiiul Lotigc, Intlt>.pciulcrit. Ui"-
tlcr of Giiind Tcmplurs, will incct. ut.
Mrirshliclil in coniicctioii with Banner
Lodge un Wcdncsduy, July Xth first
i-irssion opening nt 10 o'cinck, a_iii.
Tickets \\ill hc issued at one way
first rliiss furc ut ull stations cunt
of and from. Royalty Junction to'
Suflock Station. Dclcgitfes will
plciinc are that they get STANDARD
(il<lR'l‘Il"ltl`-ATE TICKETS which arc
good, going, for three helorc und rc~
turning. for three days after the
mccting. Delegates, coming
hy réuntlicrii Brunch \v_ill nccil
to ciiiiw into Ciiurlottcf.o\~.-ii on the
Till. Tmiiiis will ho ivttiting ut Suf-
[ock t~ltot.iun on arrival of morning
trains. M
A. D. FRASER,
_ Grand Secretary.
3105-ti-ifilViJuiic24July2&6.
TEA AT ELMIRA
The pzirishoncrs of East Point
parish intend holding a grand Tea
at Elmira Station on 'Tuesday
July 7th in aid of St. Columba’s
Church.
Everything possible will be
done_to make this day one of
genuine pleasure. As usual the
tables will be well fumished by
the good ladies of the parish.
Amusements in keeping with the
cause will be many and various,
while a rare musical treat is in
store for all, fumishcd by a band
that has won well-merited dis-
tinction in the Capital City. The
League of the Cross Band has
guaranteed a choice programe of
‘Sweet Music on that day-Do_n’t
miss it. _ _
_A special train at lowest pos-
sible rates, will leave Charlotte-
town_ at 8 a. m. for Elmira. A
special also from Souris leaving
at 10 a. m.
We extend to you all a cordial
welcome and wish you a happy
day.
By order of Com.
L. MacDONALD, Sec’y_
'ruins anuauoni/inN'i'.~a AND
|"AilES |"OR TICA AT IGLMIRA,
' JULY 7Tll, 1014.
Rate
1.00
1.00
'|`imo.
.00 A.M.
r-4\"»-i.»--H
SP§P9PP¢PsPsPsse-~11
-arse: co:- --'1‘~"
;<¢w:ow3E3=Ng§»;$S§§
Charluttcfown
Royalty Jct.
lledfriid 1.00
Trxicudic 1.00- '
Scotch Fort. 1.00
Mt. Stewart .U0
St. Andrews .00
Douglas .80
Dundee .H0
l__ot 40 .R0
Morell .75
Maria
Mldgell °`
Sr. Peters
Five Houses
Ashton
Selkirk
St. Charles
Bssr River .45
New Zealand .40 ‘
Elmira
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5
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Men of Powerful Personality
Recognize theValue of Health _ _ _
IT is not -from what a man swallows, but from what he digests, ,
,lthat blood " ade. Pure blood means perfect healthf
""’linperfcct digm and assimilation causes impure blood,
bbdily w,eal<ne_§_§_ and mental apathy. Unsuitable food is a
frequent ,contributory cause of indigestion and consequent
stomach and intestinal disorders. Errors of diet can be _quiclt_ly,
and safeli corrected b the prompt use of
_.  ` _ Y Y 
   so     SALT
i?-"'\ _ . _ _ _ . , .
 the nntuiwil rcmcdy for preventing and relieving all functional disorders of_ .the.bpdy s filter-the liver, en-
: _ aiiliug-; it to scpuralc from' thc blood those carbonaceous matters which are dangerous to the health.
\ _ t. .~.',,.,..x-.~.__..-_ '.._-__ . .
' l§n<.»'_s "Fruit Salt"’“ co'ritainBf‘thc valuable constituents of ripe fruit in a portable, agreeable, and simple
 folio, amd is in every respect as li_arm_l'e§s_as_th_e juices of the fruits from which it is obtained.
“T lfcr silo iii all thc principal towns and cities of Canada. Order a bottle TO-DAY from your dealer.
Prepared gnly by
 .l. C. ENO., Limited, “Fruit Si*-sit” Works, London, England
5 Agents for Canada: Harold F. Ritchie  Co., Limited, 10 `MeCaul St.,§Toronto
£327 ‘ -» -~ - 1 - 1.; C `
 _Y  ~ ' _ ,
We _want 50,000 lbs. Wool by July
15th, Highest prices paid, cash or trade.
1 We have a very large stock of
Boy’s Clothing on hand on which we
are offering liberal discounts. We
bought heavily and rather than hold
thgm over will give 20 p. c. discount of
Brand New Suits already priced very
reasonably. -
» i .
_ In_ the balance of our stock of Men’s
Clothing also we will give the same
discounts. These discounts will be for
cash only or Wool at Cash Price
,Remember though we pay the
highest cash price. _
.ww .
C. n. _PRATT
» St. Peters, P. E. I.
30”/3 ti-22MIliwf12i
ps-semi _@151-
'- _ ff t- _ J John R. Dinnis Pedigreed
' Foxes Limited
Authorized Capital... _ _ _ _ _ .$7 50.000.
Pair value of shares ..... _ .. ...... __.100.
' __-<,...-L>W¢i..1.nsR E M E M B E R " ‘ _-f
_ I The DlNNlS PEDIGREED FOXES are the best in_tiiefwnrld
2 The rancli has an enviable history of success.
3 A large Company is a good insurance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ' '
President-John R. Dinnis, Esq.. Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Stockman and Fox Rancher
Vice-President--Dr. B. C. Borden, Sacltville, N. B.
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 Dunstati’s College;
Member ol Executive of P. E. l. Silver Fox Breeders’ Association
Major A. A. Bartlett, Charlottetown, P. E. l.
President, “The Guardian Publishing Company". 
Sec-Treat. “0ysterman’s Co-operative Association of P. E. l.
Sec-Trcas. “P. E. lslaiid Provincial Rifle Association.”
Charles Lyons, Esq., Charlrttetown, P. E. l.
_ Ex-Mayor of Charlottetown.
Member ol the 'firm of C. Lyons 8: Co., Coal Merea`§ii!ll'.", "
For further information Write the Secretary, `
Wi E CAMERON C
P. O. Boi: 14:1, Charlottetown, P.  I.
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The Following Facts will Convince You
_ Are tlie Foxes for the N h Milton Co. f th ii
hll!ll§8¢_ Efalle Egg( _in the Proi¥ice§1rts'thig is iiosndltleil
fact. !\1'e"tfleyt aarrain of_ very heavy readers, yes
they are;-'-ttid_f.he'pai-ents of this stock sell last ear for
$30000 per pair, yes they did'-are the young Fbxes for
this Co. oppltaiiuid at 0 5.700 per pair, yes they are. It is
. also a fact that _the 5 o d females of this stock reared 22
pups last year and 21 pups this year or43pups in2_ _
seasons, one of the test records in the world.
once deal closes, for Puig s 
.Head '
°:&é..°‘s
 Black-Poses, Ltd. '
274-L--Charlottetown A '-
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For Sale B *  '
2 Class A Options,now
on foot
‘_ 2 Pairs Fisher
Mink, Skunk and Mar-
ten _ _
llblack Carriage horse
WHERE AND How To nvvssr YOUR MONEY
let us show you a copy of the ANGLGAME ICAN
SILYER BLACK FOX COMPANY, LTD., Pro§Jtclus
It will convince you. _ _ _ _
The  Stock 8 Fox
"‘i.f...'”°°’»..“T‘°  °"° *°"’ .l'f‘l§~__¥”*tSf"°F’tl  i' Exchange of P. E-A  _
Head once--as Qaeéii st
_ P. 0. Box 4
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