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illllstliiillit I ouR FARMER FRIEND AND YE EDi'roR
G“a“‘ *'°°' *f‘°°f°"°“ llllillt l wllislllle   ~~i-
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 i The board Ot’ examiners of the P. E _
Disease f
. Don’t take chances
with germs; a hidden foe
is the most dangerous
enemy--and you cant see 1
germs. You canbesure 1
though, that there are ,
TA.--
Islaild Pharmaceutical Association
examination shall satisfy the Council P
drug store i'or not less thail t`our years
and at least two of tllese years has
been employed in the dispensing ol
notice to the Secretary-Registrar ill
writing. of their iiltelltion to present
themselves for examination, on or be-
plenty _of them lurking
around at this season.
\ The liberal use of our
I Disinfectol -
‘ in drains, cellars and all 5
damp places will insure _
_ your own and your fami- -
ly’s health this warm H
weather. Don’t delay;
use it now and youll 1
I have nothing to blame
I yourself for
` 25 cents bottle -
hfru
J. G. Jamieson I
, DRUGGIST I
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We received a large ship-
ment of movements direct
from the manufactures-
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and as these were ordered
before the war prices have
not advanced and you will
get the benefit by purchasing
one of ours.
G. H. Taylor
Jeweler & Optician
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JULY.
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Th. 2.02 13.22
14.18
15.10
16.18
17,24
18.33
19.40
20.40
2.44
sa. 3.24
s, 4.03
M. 4.41
Tu. 5.20
w, 11.01
Tn, 11.44
9 i~‘. 7.:l0 21.311 .-
io sa. | sis _ 22.21;
11 s. 1 mos 211.14
12 I M. ‘M6
Tu. 0.00 i
w. 0.42 I
‘ Tn. 1.16
F.
Sa.
.45
18 S.
19
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¢.»x<l~l=»:t\:c>uoc~l`¢. L-Z-oc»»:.;:..:r
10.42
11.26
12.09
12.52
13.30
14.26
M. 15.23
Til. lIi.Il1
W. 14 17.56
'l‘ll. 5.00 19.10
I3 I". l 6.06 20.28
£4 Sn. 7.15 21.34
S. 8.24 ' 22.32
M. 9.30 I 23.20
’l‘u. . 10.31 ' _  .I
W. l 0.05 i 11.29
Tb. 0.47 12.24
F. , 1.25 13.10
31 | sa.. | 1.514 14.03
JULY-lst to 3rd, cool wave. 1
to Sth, cloudy and illisettled. 9th to
13th, warm wave. 1-ith to 18th, gell-
eral rain period. liith to 22nd, pros-
trating heat. 23rd to 27th, thunder
showers. 28th to 31st, cool and dis-
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26
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tore July 20th, 1915. Such notice
must be accoulpailied by the exanlilla-
tion fee of $5.00 and by certificate to
the satisfairtioii of the Council that
the candidate posseses the qualifica-
eiiteriilg his ilaine anti not presenting
llinisi-lt' at the time aild place fixed for
the examination, shall forfeit his fee
to the Association
Sec`y-Registrar. Q
Pharmacy Examinations
E. island l’llarlllai~eutical Association lo
will ineet for the purpose ot' exaniing ,,-
nli "nn loin V’
20227141131 P
l.cavcs Intercolonial Railway Wharf _:B
llictou, .'\'o\'a St-iilia, `
MONDAY AND THURSDAY U
ing express ironl llalltax (about U
noon), t`or Souris, l’_ I-J. island, alid 19
there awaits the arrival of the after-
ilooil traill t'rllnl tfliarlottettlwli;
tliciicc to Magtlalell Islands as ful- H
lows: .
MONDAY-Ll-ave Souris for Etaiig- `01
du-.\'ord, .-inilicrst, Grindstoiic island
and rl-turns to Picton. U'
llos-so and tirlind ldlitry. ltctiirnilig
clllls iii l’oint litissc, tiriutlstone, Alli-
hcrst. Soiiris, and ri-tllrlls to i’i4'toil_
will mea, for the purpose of exammg tive electors of North Wiltshire poll
_candidates offering for registration oil Wi" |10 held in UW Hall Hi Fgoilh 
|r.luly 28tli,1915. Every candidate for Shire- 0" M°"il“Y» U19 19'* “I -
tllat he had served as assistant in a (`0'\Ve"ii0“~
prescriptions. Candidates inust give 2094`7'16m3i-
tions above prescribed. Ally person 66
iV_-JI BROWN Court House, in Cliarlotte_town, in
teenth day of July. A. D.. 1915, at the
hour oi' twelve o’clock noon:
, . » D ` D `
'lllc Board of I-.xamiiiers of the P. land Smmtei lying and being at Kin.
_ -_ i
cailtlidates oiieriilg for registration on ice of prlnce Edward ISland_ bound.
'J -' * ' . '_' _ ed
All applleailoils must be received ,O
.ot later tllaii July 19, 1915. of
l<‘ol' t'urIht~r prlrticlllllrs apnlv to (-3
IV. J. BROWN, ,Q1
Sec’\ Re str ,
_ the appurtenances.
Canadlan Mall  der alld by virtue of a power of sale
“ , ” contained in it _certain Indenture of
  gllortguge bearing date the twelt`th
___ t V
tlet-eitscil, of the other part.
le ofllcc ot Mr. Calvin D. Mctlalhim,
of oacll week, oil arrival of the nlorii- FUl“’it0r‘ D°SBrm“y Bmck’ (’halmte`
_ _ 'l`iiosdav the twelltv-seveiitll day ot’
and Point illissl-_ Rcturllllig, calls at. , _  ' , _ )
(irindstonc, _-\lnllerst and Souris; and Juli mbhxm' "\'D` 191'” ‘lt tl" hour
THURSDAY-I.:-'lves Souris for Ilitu-t~ ut ilu- (`ourt llouse ill Charlotte-
Ainlicrsl, Iiriildslnile I:-'lalld, Point town'
A meeting of the Liberal Conserva
.iil., to elect delegates to attend lllc
` DOUGALD McPHERSON.
Chairman.
. 
Mortgage Sale it
of_
Acres of Valuable Land on Lot 48
In Queens County. `
To be sold by public auction at the
ueens County, oil Tuesday. the thir-
All That tract iece or arcel of
,.11 Lot or Township Number F0,.¢y_ I, of the boss without blinking an eye,
ht, in Queens County, in the pro-
aiid described as follows, that is
say:- On the south by the farm
Charles Wood, on the west by the ,-
rdiff farm, oil the north by thel
rlns of George Mutch, Edward Kel-
. Mrs. Martin Flood and Finlay Mc-
hail' and on the east by the farms caution disconcerted him somewhat.
of'
'l
‘  gi ar._ I,
art, containing sixty-six acres ot' land
'  R mu v Ie ,it
Finlay Mc-Phail and John N. Stew-
e more or ss, together yi h
The above sale will take place un-
_v of May, A. D., 1905, made he-
ecn Lemuel Stewart of the first
il Frederick Peter Stewart, now 
For furtlier particulars apply at
Wil. `
Dated this 11th day ot’ June, A. `D..
15.
ANN STEWART.
Adiniuistratrix of all and siilgiilar
H, goods' chattels' rights and credim then than at any other time."
the said Frederick Peter Stewart.
The above sale is postponed ulitil
twelve o'cloi-lt, noon, then to take
ANN STEWART, -
Adlninistratrix.
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(ln lhl- first trip in the inunllls of t
.lullt', July, .-\ilgli.<t. aild St-pti~nlllel',
wclltllcr peiuliiltiilg, calls at \\'t_“,st.
llzly to illlld lnails and pa.-lseli1.;e.l‘.~; for
.-\ii1ll1-rst, tlleiicl- to l’ryon l:-llllnd. ite-
turnillg. calls ill 1’oiilt llossc, tirilld-
stollo, .~\nlllt-rst and Soilris
» -‘ 'nl y J
WM. ROBERTSON &. SON,
Agellts, llalifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
.\1:ellt, Pit-ton
_»\gl-nts, Soilris N
Owllcr, l'i1-lou, .`\.'ov:l Scotia I
_  in
For Sale by Auction ."~‘
ho
tic
lt. BEAIRSTO. ES
Au t' n . ' `.'
2.142-7-14nl7i C lo er R' B"‘AmS'm-
agreeable.
 
, DIARY or EvEN'rs.
T0-DAY.
(‘ity l\lagistrate's Court, 9 a_m.
Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 8.45.
 
BIRTHS
 
TREMERE.- At Ilanipshlre, oil .lilly
13th, 1915 to Mr. and Mrs. Lynlan
Tremere, ii daughter. Collgriltillatinils
Agency
Agency, Pelham Nursery, Newspa-
pers, Periotlicals. Mottoes, etc. Cleo.
ll. Ileacoii, Frcctown.
2000-7-13Mws2i Ews2i
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Horses- For Sale
1 Blood Horse, 8 years old, weight
1150, sound, good driver. ‘
1 Cart Mare, weight 1250, 8 years
old, extra good mare.
1 Colt, 2 years old, very large,
heavy breed.
These horses are all sound and will
work anywhere. will be sold ai ll 'has been addressing Patriotic
Meetings from the Pacific to the
Atlantic
O
A c l r me will be d
....':‘.1::.‘:...1;s.1';l ... .., .... 00
bargain as we have ilo place to keep
them. Will give time to pay for thcni »
to a reliable man. Apply _
MILLER BROS.,
123 Kent St.
2113-7-17M3I.
Auction Sale
For illrthf-r partitwilars .ii il tt  Valllible RCB] ESLBIB lil M18 City
MATTHEW MCLEAN »& cb” the o\vlii‘r:- iii sell :it illlctitlii on thi-
Ur ,U WM_ MCLURE’ 1“mHu;,L_I_ mm ilhl \V.-1ili.~_e1lllyilil» 4th l1fAiigilst next
20-I_~_1_rM -r ' ' all that piece of lllnd l‘i‘cci1|'.iy ovcii-
U A ' H pled by the lzltc lilrs. llllinlld lilac-
'|1:ii'loli<-to\vil llcair till- Sprillg' _Park
Roald bollildcd oil the Soutii by McGill
   lo liciil-_v llydn and .iiilnos hldoli. on ,
thi- North by the Nortllerli blrllndilry ,
of the .lit-(till t'lirill and oil thi' \\"cst ‘
I mil i|l5iF\1"i"‘| ill' Ulf' EX¢""ill°"S of above l will ‘sell thc litillseliold turni-
!\l,"f,`i"_Tf_""' in l_h_‘l` lm? M1S_S_A' (*'°'"“ ture :ind other cI`I't\cl.s belnngiiig to
‘ “ ‘_ ‘"'~ U N I ,"f’_“""i“’" nf _HW the estate of thi- late Mrs l\lacl(il1iion
prelilisi-s t~.orlrer oi \\ titer and lrlnce on »|~|,,,,,S,|uV HH, ml, 0|- August "px,
 (131.-“ ‘,.(h`;.?‘lu.y_’l 1_1? ‘nm ‘my at the llolir1il` I2 o‘t~lock lirlon all that
, W' _ "1 ‘H “ 01"( “°""~ piece oi' lzlild aild huildiilgs on the
i`lli' desirable hotel property known west sph. of Qu,.,.,, qtrpm in ith."-_
as "’l`he Lenliox," having a frontage l,m`,,0,`.,, mn, ' ` . ‘
_ _ ,I _ _ _ I _ .- ‘ g parts of ’lown Lots
911110  ,0"_ ““l‘°" Dueq “md "4 Nos. 4 and 5 in the second liillldretl of
left on rllite Street. being title of the »[-own mm having a from of 42
best locations for sale ill the city, foo, on Q,,,,,,n qU.,,,,| ,md of feet .H the
near railway and steamboat landings. ,.,'.ur .md ,,,“,,,,`(lin,,,' h‘m,k'1;;8 1-e`,‘t' on
boxi t((iv:;l°;j€_l3::(}'( “me d wliicii are situalc two stories and
. ` _ _ . ‘ “ fly “_ warehouse :lt present occupied by
"im.m't~v UI mrnnure Cumpnslng Kcllv 'l`:ivlor and (`o and “Tallzlce
4';-Iii tlliililf;-rtloiil, bedroom and kitchen S,(,,{,a,.t ug, ,,,m,mS 'For t-umm, mr,
urlii ure. » ' ‘
.lilly 16th. 1915,
" f 2101-7-17l\lstt8l.
Under the Auspices of the t  _.,__._.
and Common of Charlottetown
'l`lll~ ililllersigilt-d is illsti‘licll‘ll by
1-lllist-it the ftlllowilig propol‘lics:~,
thc hour of l0.2l0 o'cln<'lt t'ol‘eilooi1
llnlln sitiiatc in the conlnloil uf
it-lit on the lC.l\t Ili lands lolllicictl
:l ivlicc collhallllilg about three
_ ‘ _ I
.lt-i'l-s, also thc coiliillollloiis dwelling (.,,,,,“\,.v,m\.,, }.,,,.,¢\-_ _,\|| un. |,0||S are
llsc and barns tllcrcoii.
Iillliletliatel\' after disposing of thc
ulars apply to (‘-_ D. Mc(1alluni
1|., Solicitor for owners
Auctioneer.
Prince Edward Island A
Patriotic Societ
MARKET HALL _ iii
` 1. Treat cows gently and avoid cx-
citenlent
A Great Patriolie ii; “.l.1"‘?f 
p est an wel lg t1
:ind vcntilated_
I lielgli tlle`niilk of eiich cow a.t
. I I . Y 1 ' .
Demonstration -"“_1“‘"“ 
vou in owning li Babcock' milk luster
 Be  ln The null test the product of each cow.
ti. Discard the animals which have
p.
7. Breed your cows to a pure bred,
Charlottetown registered dairy bull from a family
llliving large and profltnbs production
FEW THINGS THAT ALL DAIRY-
MEN SHOULD DO.
1. Get your neighbor t.o share wltli
led at the end oi the year to pay
their kec '
“i'nl fed up oil that kind of literature.
They want full nieasure of all your
Ile glad. and your friends are many;
|5X°m1Mf1°11S '__L  is the Palrlm. oiilbe cal
,‘P.E: Island Plrarinaceu-'|_|B[HM__ " !|  ` 1 ' 
Soine people have no nianners. The
other evening just ae the editor was
in the liliddle of a funny story and W9
all-were splitting our sides laughing
a knock was heard, aild in response
to tile request to "come in" the door
opened and Our Farmer Frielldv ell-
.tered. Suddenly the liilarity ended.
Tile tuny story was not finished. Bild
the nieillbers of the staff quickly
scampered off to their respective
duties. For myself I crl-pt under the
editor's desk and awaited develop-
ments. l was sorry the boss was not
permitted to finish ills story for it
seemed to ine to be a real good 0119.
different from some others that I have
heard liilii tell.
“lie-llo, old mail," said the editor in
that beautiful talsetto voice of his,
“i'nl more than pleased io see you."
“I'm glad to know that this is .the
case," said Our Farmer Friend as he
grasped the hand the editor extended.
“l was afraid i said some things when
last here that did not please you.”
“I never bear ill-will," was the reply
“especially at election times. If you
proiilise to be real nice and say no-
thing about the good things done by
the Conservatives I shall be delighted
to talk with you."
I could see that Our Farmer Friend
had something on his chest tllat he
wanted to work oft' and the editor's
But it was only for a moment.
"I was talking with a man the
other day," he said, “who has always
been it Liberal and he said some
things that. set nie thinking just as
those Saturday sermons of yours did.
By the way, why doil't you yive us
some nlore ot’ those serll1oi1s'."‘
".\'ot on your lite," said the editor.
t sets people thinking, and thinking
is not conducive to lll_\' political
health or to Ilie longevity oi' the
great party of which I alll the recog-
nised mouthpiece. I’vc got your gollt
already, and tlliit's a lesson for inc."
"Sermons tlon't .seein to be inucli ill
your lille when therefs all election
on," said Our Farincr Fri(-iid, “al-
though l think they are more needed
The editor burst iilto a laugh at
this declaration, to the evidcilt an-
noyance ot' the visitor. "Why, bless
your iliiiot-cnt soul," said lic, "elec-
tions are not won willl prayers or
scriiioil.s," and as lily lllcnlory rccnll-
i 
'Liberal-Conservative
‘il-
.-\ nlectilig' will bl- lll~lll :lt St. i‘etcr`s
lilly on Molldaly next, lillll inst., in Mr.
.-\llllci'soll's llall, at 7.30 p.ln. Preiilier
Mlilliiesoil llnd other nlclnbers of the
Goveriliiieiit will speak, outlining the
pollcy aint ri-l'ul'1l ot' the Govt-i‘lllllelll.
_~\ll arc illvitl-il.
21145-7-1411151.
 
_ First Prince
Conservative Convention
l llci'<‘h_\' I-tivo llulii-l» that ll (`0l\\’0lll
tion will he llelll ill Alliertoli on 'l`|lilrs-
lay, the Zliind day ol' July, at 2 o'<-lock
>_in.. for the purpose ot' clnioslni: two
'linllidutes for thc l"ii‘st. llistrlct of
'i‘illi‘e ill the ilitercsts of the Liberal-
rcqllcsted to si-lld delegates.
H. B. HUESTIS,
lst Vice-Presitleilt.
2108-7-1711111.
__ _.1-
Nine Mile Creek
fonservative Meeting
A meeting of Liberal-Coiiservatives
of Nine Mile Creek Poll will be held
in At`ton iiall on Welliiestlay, Juy 2lSt,
at 8 p.1il. i`or the purpose of iloininilt-
ing delegates for the Convention ot
the Set-ond l)i.'<trit‘t.
by order of tfhsirinun.
2109-fi-l7lli1i.
 
SOLITUDE A
Laugh, and the world laughs with
you;
Weep, and you weep alone;
For the sad old earth must borrow its
iilirtll, -
Ilut has trouble enough ol' its own-
Sing. and the liilis will answer;
Sigh. it is lost on the air;
The echoes bnlind to it joyful Stlllllfl-
But shrink from the voicing care.
ilejoicc and the lnen will seek you;
Grieve, anti they turn and go;
pleasure,
But they do not want your woe.
Bo sad, and you lose them all-
of butter tat. `
on    8, liaise well the helfer i:a.lves'from,
cows. which for one or more genera-
At 8 P m tions, have nliide large and profitable
° ' prolliitiioils of nltlk and butter tat.
_ 9. Breed lieifehs to drop their Ilrsi
To Be Addressed By calves at 24 to 30 months of age.
» Gi '_ ' t' 8 . k ' . I
Hon. Arthur Mel hen K. C. 1031-113?-Wseilifis. we H W" "Wee"
. . S 10. Join a dairy cattle breeders as-
Sohcltol' General sociation. It will help you keep post-
ed and in touch with the best anti
 most modern ways ot’ managing your
'dairy herd.-Gen. (Z. llumpluey, Cal-
6 991.,fA1lt iii li r-
Canada and the War ,*;‘;;‘,.,,2,,,,,_“'"" ‘"2 " W" Y " ,
There are none to decline your nec-
tiired \vii1e.
But*alone you lilust drink life's gall.
Feast, mid your halls are crowded
Fast, and the world goes by;
Succeed and give, and lt helps you
live
But no nilin can help you die.
There is room in the halls of pleasure
For ia large and lordly traill.
llut one by lille we must all fl e on
Through the narrow isles of pain.
-Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
office stairs In the good old
are gone never to return l
help thinking that the bo
times.
D Y
change."
tlle'people that every day
"but I must confess that I
comfort from them. You
ness at the old stand with
the Mathieson aggregation
saying so. You must show
my boy Benjamin would say
produce the goods."
vise liie to take to kill t
ply. “All I can tell you is
what about their eITect on
wisdom to turll them out,"
ed the editor. “What have
power?’f
Liberals never made ends
years of power. while the
till-il' wlloll- twenty years of
way. ll' you kliownllytllilig
thleson colillllllzitioil let in
Iaill~ii`\tl I detected il sob in
lllan's voice as hc spoke.
"l’ill trying to think of so
.said (hir lfarilicr Frielld as
sledtlilli:_"
things for thc zigricilltiii'ul
stall' of ai:l"iciiltiii‘iil experts,
ltcprcselltatiiws for each
have purcllnsed agricultural
have _ . . . . .
\Vllat do you think ot tho
cry?"
ers are Liberals and we
their votes. Besides, the
tives wllo are oppwed to
see the political gaiilc tile
are Dltlyins, alnl will not be I
very gingerly,"
“What can be done with
ter business?" was the next
of the editor’s.
been shot. The Ilsilernieli
fused to he stanipeded. All
leasing was favored by thc!
but they did not know how
working properly."
"lsll`t there something
tlllilk of-solnetlling tllat
pened ill the last four years
and there was it lleseecllilig
the boss's face as Ile risked
. ' 5
‘ng generallties.”
"Let ine see. 'l`llerc's ou
upon (‘alladtl. No, that
ter the Liberals anlloiinced
door was closed against us.
"lIeaven.s, mall, eall't you
the drowning man I alll really
.t any straw."
“There’s one straw I have
liready," said ()ur Farmer
‘and that is the straw whlc
the directioli of the political
ievc ine, lily friend, this str
wise head on his shoulders
his apparently frivolous conduct at
weeks past. Didn't you read
cies declaring that the Matliiesoii
Government is doomed?" and
ed back lil his cllair as a look
plete satisfaction with his handiwork
spread over his countenance.
“I plead guilty to reading those
articles," said Our Farmer
prospects of coiitilluing oil the
an indefinite period. You can‘t kill
“Well, what course would
Mathieson brood?" asked the
editor.
fellow? Wliat. you want to
give the people facts and figures. So
far you have not even impressed me
with the fact that it would
that the Liberals did not do
ilot do again ii' they are rctnrned to
“Wcll," said Our Farmer I~`ril\nd as
l 11.- .l '~ '. ' '
il
iinclally once ill their wllol.
help ine ill lily light against
“I don’t think you can make
tiling ot' illiit. 'i`lnit'.-l a two-edged
ii
"Notlling. That holt has already
.ed certain scenes and incidents on the
days that
could not
ss had a
dasplte
"That’s so," was the rejoinder, "and
nlore's the It . But it's time for a
“Sure it is," said the boss as he
thought he saw a chance to
the conversation. “I've been
change
telling
for some
iii y arti-
lle lean-
Friend,
got little
daily de-
clare that the Matllieson Government
is doomed but it is .still doing busi-
excellen t
job for
by simply
cause. As
you must
you ad-
he whole
puzzled
"I’m sure I don’t know," was the re-
that your
larguments have not impressed nie,
'and if they have not impressed ine
the other
do is to
be the
part of wisdom to oust them."
“Why would it not be the
part ot'
iiit.errllpt-
they dollo
and will
le ulnel bat k in his cllalr .ind looked
the editor squarely ill the eye, “the
. (_
lect lill-
twenty
tfoilserva-
tives have a surplus each year. 'l'llore
is certainly nothing to be gained by
lltlackiilg tllcln on\tllat score."
"Ncitllcr can the (‘oll.servli
attzll-ltcil for the taxes they
for the tax rate is ilo higher than it
was under the Liberllls. And whiti-
tllis is the case the public works are
ln-ing well cart-.ll for allll the
son pcliplc have done niore . ~
nl-nt work than the Liberals did in
tives he
ilnpose,
Mat hie-
pl»rn1.l-
tlilirfc.”
"Uh, have ii lil-art," said the editor
l:.3 llc used his llzlllllkercliicf
rl-lliovt-_ the perspiration. “I
really sliilleiently llarrnssed
your piittlng the hooks iilto me ill this
freely to
ani lil-
witllout
that will
the Ma-
hi-ar it
- e
quick, hilt this is neither the iiinc nor
the plat-if for exalting tllein.”
and I
the great
inctlllng,"
a look of
genuine sylllpailly flashed across his
1-oillltelllillce, “hut it's mighty illlrll
“Yon t~an'i get tho farnlers rllziliilst
lhclii lleciliii-111 they are doing great
conlnliilli-
ty. 'i`lle_v have added largely to the
have cli-
coilrl-igctl oilr fairs and exhibitions ill
every way, have illaiigtlrated i)istl°lt't
colllity,
halls and
"For the love of Mike," exclaimed
the_ l>o>‘.s as llc almost fell oft' his
clnilr, “break it inore gently than that.
iliiti-iiiito
ally-
sword. and yoil know how hard that
is to handle. Most of the auto own-
(
lay lose
f0llSL’I‘Vi.l-
the auto,
Liberals
ioodwillk-
ed ilito voting against their party.
No. the auto can‘t be touched except
the oys-
question
have re-
nt ii few
b _
Liberals lulve become reconciled toj
the change, believing that leasing is
lil thcbcst interest of Ilit>industry_ Bc-
sidos. It is pretty well known that
I.ib0l‘als
lo get it
YOU (`.i1ll
has hap-
tllat wc
-all use against the Governlnoilt?"
look oil
the ques-
tioll “I'ni growing wear' of glitter-
r claims
woll't do.
l‘hey’ll get back at us with that $100.-
J00 Mathieson and Ar-seilault
got af-
tlmt the
That was
quite zi feather Ill the Coliservntivcs'
can. The less we say about oilr
:lalms oil Ottawa thc better."
think of
-ionic-thing tllat will he helpful? Like
to grasp
grasped
Friend.
of coin- >
“\ YIIIII
FOX
at the following places.
Trade Rooms.
\\\\\\\\WIlllIIIIIf_`\\ '
All Fox Owners and
iberations.
\
panies are urged to be present to assist in the dei-
President Silver Black Fox Breeders’
Association of P. E
2028-7-l.1M\\'l113i
;/III;\\VIIIIIlIi\\\\\\\\\\V9IIlllllllA\\\\\\\\\
E. R. BROW
()TICE
MEN 5
- A 'MAT TER OF GREAT Ill/gP8l$TANCE to
The Fox Industry will be place e ore vou at_
Public Meetings to be held on TUESDAY. JULY 20.
CHARLOTTETOWN, 2.00 P. M., Board of `
SUMMERSIDE, 10.00 A. M., St. Paul’s Hall.
MONTAGUE, 8.00 P. M.. AUdit0l`iUm~
ALBERTON, 2.00 P. M., Court House.
\WIIlIIlII'g\\\\\\\\\\
shareholders in Fox Com-
Island
C
T
l ' 7 W ' E :I
Ons cent per word first Ins
charge Twenty-five cents.

ertlon In this column, half cont por
f word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum `
 +-=-i~.1'~.>>=+1l~l»>+<-i»:t'-l-+-l~r-tal-l~|erel~l~i-~l1-i--1-|»l-l-1~l-=l-l»l-Ha»’l-»
Agellts \\ tinted
“PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Send for catalogue. Solar and brom-
ide prints, portraits, Ilat and convex
frames and war Dictures. Merch-
ants’ Portrait C0.. Toronto.  ,_
AGEN-l*s'wA~TEo_ro sEl.l_ Fon
The Old Reliable l"onthill Nurser-
ies. We tellcll olir nlen Io sell. Ex-
pl=i'ir>ilce lllllll-cl\s.slll‘y. liigllest ruin-
nlissions paid. llandsoule free
g-'lulpinelit Stone & Welliiigtoil,'I`o-
roilto, Ont. 1805-7-lilvlldlhil.
5- - l
llelp W:lliterl_l"ciln\l3 ‘
WANTED- GIRL FOR GENERAL
lloiiscivork. Apply to llirs. IC. A.
l<`ost.cl', 148 t‘iilllherllllui Sl.
2080-7-l0l\Itf_
_ __ L_ 1
For Sale
WRECK SALE.- TO BE SOLD BY
Auction oil ’l‘iicsday, .luly 20th at
2 o'cloi-lt p. iii., llllll and iiiiiterialts
Scllr. "'l‘llel‘cs:t" 148 tolls l‘cgistt-i' as
she now lies strallilcd ill (‘rilp:luil
lilirbilllix IC. lioswcll, A111-tiil|lt\ei'.
20713-7-ltilvliiipil.
i?6lilM'S_/iflit-Y~Gi1=. ftwiy li~o_tFse-power
1-:team boiler and cngilie and :i lielivy
1 iron snlukc stack. (leo, E. l<`ull, city.
1 2339-7-1411161
MINK FOR SALE. .BEST QUALITY,
pure island Iillest ami darkest I`lir-
rod rant-li raised iilink. Now is the
tinie to get 1-'.tal‘ted in the niiilk
bilsiiicss, when they can he bought
right. llo not wait iliiiil they go up
to $200.00 a pair again, as they are
sure to do lifter the wlir is over.
Nelson Waldi-oil, Tyne Valley, P. E.
island. 2004-7~13ln(ii.
wool: Fon KlNol_lNG-A Plcli
ard & (lo. have 500 loads kindllng
wood, split ready for the stove alld
500 loads blocks about 8 inches
long, all good lllid dry. Order a
load to-day alid save yourself ther
trouble of splitting wood.
1947-7-10nl6i.
 
Fnillltl
FOUND-NEAR LOVE'S TANNERY,
St. I’cter's ltoad, ii ,grey colored-
rain coat. Owner lllay have same by
applying at Gliardiliil and paying for
add. 2072-7-16M3l.
 
Lost
l_`os'rT-"A`s'r7li=u_L PEARL Pm.
Finder please leave at Guardillni
Oiilce. 1814-7-3mtI'.
 ;#___e
Miscellaneous
§O`ARD`»-l’arties wislliilg Tslililiiier
board in a good locality, pleasantly
fishing, write or phone "Tile Ben-
coil," Victoria. l’. IC. island. ‘
1096-7-1ZiM8iptl .
-Ti
II eip Wanted-Malo
vvlANTéDlA""'c`H`AUF=EuR. AP-
Vply Box 163 City.
WANTED¥At oboe, furcnlan for sash
and doin' factory with saw mill'-hi
colillcctiull. A lliarried mall pre-
ferrcd. None only thoroughly com-
petent necll apply. X care of Guard-
ian. 1 2003-7-13Mtilpd
Situations Vacant
$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT-
lng "WORl.D’S GltEATES'I‘ WAR."
Up to date book. Whirlwiiid seller.
Linscott Company, .Bra.iitI’ord. Ont.
SALESMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE
for city, town or country. Big
earnings guaranteed. Permanent
all year job. No experience necess-
ary.' Write Luke Brothers, Limited,
Montreal.
;1‘o Let _
T0 LET-HOUSE. APPLY 232
Great George St. 2052-7-15Mtf.
To RENT on FOR sAl.E-A good
blisilloss stand ill a coliutry place.
For particulars, apply to Guardian
or liox 10, (‘oieinali, P, E. l.
2002-17-13M6i
 , vi
A___I¢a¢_h_er§.lYaats5l_
WANTED-MALE PRINCIPAL FOR
Victoria Scllool District No. 60.
Supplenlciit voted $120. Apply by
letter stating experience to E. Hos-
well, Secretary ot' Trustees.
` 20827-16M1tl.
wAN‘rEo-A 1'EAcHEn` `fo`n`"cEF
tral Royalty School; supplement.
$40. Apply to G. \A. Watkins, 203
liicllulolid St., Charlottetown.
2343-7-14m4lpd.
1'EAc'HEri WANTED-A flrsT6r nel
olid class teacher for Forest Hill
School District No. 19. Supplement
$35. Apply to Archie MncPhee,
iecretaary. 1986-Il-13M9ipd
CLASS
teacher for Iris school Supple-
ment $25 00 Apply to J A. Ste-
wart. Sec’y. 1791-7-22lpd_
ANTED.-TEACHER OF FIRST:
or second class, male preferred, for
Marshfield School. Supplement $45.
Apply t.o L. H. D. Foster, Secretary.
1632-6-26mtf
wANi'Ei:i-i`A"§ls`€6ND°“
w
 
M anted
mg
WANTED-ON OR ABOUT SEP-
tciuber lst, 11 house containing six
rooms and ii bath room and mod-
ern conveplellccs. Apply at 238
__l_fil;vll_li_Qt. 2064-7-1Gm6I.
situated with boating, bathing alld WANTED-A*EO~AThIdAT(`E“R,_C'IdAR7
lottetowli prices, steady wo;-k_ Ap.
ply to M. L. Frank McKenzie, Sum-
nlerside. 20118-7-ismtil.
cafes tllai things are not coilling our
way to any appreciable extent. ,Tile _
record of the lllutllieson administra-
tloli when it is carefully looked over
is renlurklibly 1-lernl. ()|i the coli-
trllry, the Llbi-rlll record-well, per-
haps l llild ht-tier not siiy anything |
about tllili to-day. I alll trying hard
to forget lt, as you ildvlscd."
As Our I-‘armor Friend said this he
stood up and lit the same moment the
boss not to be outdone also arose to
his feet. Slnlultaneously the right
hand ol’ elicit was extended and the
ll allows
wind. Be-
aw tndi- I
Yi
THE UANARY AS A
HOUSEHOLD PET.
The CHHGFY luis been known as n.
h0U9°l10|<l l>ct since the commence-
ment oI‘t.he sixteenth century. His
original colors were groan and ra
B _Yi
ie was Rn inhabitant. ot the island
whose nllme be bears, whence the spe-
cies were brought to I-lurope in large
numbers.
Easily domesticated and bred ho
became at once the cage bird to
uhlch the most cure was given. mid
Ulmn which tho greatest attention
shake semnetl warm. But nltllcr iwnn mvished' The ant “nan” ‘nm
hr usht t il l b
spoke. Ellrll had troubles of ills own. 0 0 ‘ng and on re “lar I i 8
K P
Dlyiils between English ports and tile
south of Franco,
Mr. Melghen is one of the most °"‘ --1
finished Orators in §Canada and -.
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p I ' F-W?”"' _T`_?1 
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Band of the 82nd. Re iment and ,
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' "Ladies necessities at a sacrifice at ,105‘2_l7l_l(5:0rdlauy hunted' __ ° _ a  
Prowse Bros. Ltd. 2077-7-16Mtf.~ '