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wide range of choice-the Cromwell and Ola' Colour' Patterns. here sliown, illus- »

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PREV-'ERS SANE ANARCHY.

Pettiness of German. Profelolrl too Childiah for Contem-

plation. _

NEW YORK, October 11.-Spealiing

ironically of men of culture taking i-art in thc \\'..r, the World says ed- i.~.~l..ll._»_ I "una: has Wagner alone that ‘he ysliould he treated as s belligerent? ~1nit if Paris is to put the bun on ,"'1`unnhaus,er" und “'f`ristan" Berlin luith equal propriety can suppress \"l`;irnien," as reports say it \\'ill do. And if opera is to be taboo, syru- `pliany music also shouln be, by the i=;iii‘.e token. Let there he rio more ,Tschaihowsky in Untel' den Linden `nnf_l no more llraehms or Feethoven for the Allies. Can London stand (or it Viennese musical comedy in the circumstances. . | "What a ridiculous thing it all is~ the proposnl to boycott German op~ ‘ern in l’ari the arallel bo cott

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' K ' ' to " i~.`~.ii~n :lie works of Shakespeare and

‘lolstoy in every* 1-Erma-nt market __._._:,€;~_>__'_.':_-.:'?=:-_;_.~!§__V A __ \~ ?;'_.5_ .plnec :ind to tear boot e lea from ,._3,»:_._-:_:_~v__1_»,;-_i-=h/ '35 5.3.5 :leaf on the botilevaids. \\hat, alter ' ` 'f '._';,-_¢4$¢ ,5_»'_-"gf 'ull, are "Faust" nnd "Hamlet" but '3""`~'}'°""" " " ' ° “Scraps of lZ'al1cr‘,”’ _y " m M |,;_ .,fj_."" *"° “Tho war has dispellc-tl many illus- . »,{_i"' ,iff/,‘r,'., V. ‘l_..-» ' '-‘ ` Qi-I-'_=, ,ions respecting human ciaructer, hilt

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my clothes fit better.

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hire me to wt-izr any other."

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. - -- _1;f_; -~ ' 'I VKORSON 1 DUFFY Foxes for Sale A .,,,,,...........,,,,,

40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks

just received from Peace River our last consignment

of 40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks

These are the best we have had this _ycar, and any one

interested in urchasing any of these animals should com_

municate with us at once as they and selling rapidly.

. “wireless” in timing our

Write, call or phone our office. watchesnhaving a Transit in_

'Mussachusetts Fox Exchange. I §l;?é‘.°l ‘l?.°8f.‘.l‘;‘3i§“i3i‘{i$§&

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*|l~lni;lish and French literature in,Ger- lrnaiiv and the exhibition of pettiness

dreamed of by Heine or \oltaire in the proposal f distinguished

iii Bclguiin If these things constit-

(,i\Rl!\‘- FOR '\ZA|.Iu.\ I...\NTS,

year. At the best even then five or six years is as long gs they con l;c kept. These plants are imp irtc-l from ,Belgiiiin rind Holland chieiiy every year hy llorists. l~`lni'iStS \11~'\lL\llY throw nwny all the unsold stolfk ni- te, the ¢1.,\\~ering period rather than _risk holding them over»n sure Proof thnt they are not of :unch s0I'\‘iC€ after the first year. The great tronb~ le with keepiiii.; over iizulcas is tliut

'potting soil usually DYOVOS ri lllllllflf 'in their culture, RS it contains a Cer- tain percentage of llnie, 'xhicli is fat- al to the plants. The hot, dry weath- er of suiiiiner. and the siil1H1‘"0f1l1f§‘l~ dry atmosphere ol our houses iii \\'in~ ,ter is also against growiiig them sue cessfully, as thcv require n moist nt- inosphere. '|`hc best tliinfl I Cm' fill' vine is for the on-ner of the plants to get some peat soil from the flor- iist, or peat can be Pl11‘Cl1I19¢d Ht the lar;-c seed stores. ltepot the plants into that with ilboiit one-oimrter vu"- .ssmi milieu. Put it in ri cool “'in<1°W- Iteinperature about 50 degrees, away 'from radiators, and sprinkle the tops ni the plants every day with will water to keep down red Spldef- In the summer the plants should he put our of rigors from early June until about now, in it cool shady DOBWIUH

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ASK F_2'3;Is__T_

Clarke, lvrmély of Churtersvllle. N. B.. who ls'f`_`:§ow a missionary stationed _st Ylglauagram, india, in the Baptist.-h1i'l|sHn, field, and who is wl'dely_ known among the Baptist people in New Brunswick, writes an interesting letter to friends here des- nrlptlve ol conditions in lndia since the outbreak of war. Her letter was read at a meeting this week “of the First Baptist Missionary Aid Society.

“The people of India are showing a

_ilne spirit or loyalty," writes Miss Clarke. “We are indeed grateful. Hap they so_ desired, they could easily have taken advantage o i the war to raise u rebellion and strike for their own_ludependence. hut throughout the length and breadth of this great lanihdioyi seem-united in trying to see

Wh8.L:t.l_\e.y..»a_%i _do to help the British Rajahs and` alia Rajahs are coming forwgrd and offering themselves and their gold; patriotic meetings are being held and the"people seem unau- lnious in their loyalty."

Miss Clarke says that after the war

brake out store-keepers in India startedat once 'to raise all their prices, 'but the magistrates quietly informed them that would not work. and requested them to put the prices of local articles the some as they were before the war. lniported ar- ticles will be higher, of course.

and bé sprayed with cold water ev- ery day during dry weather. I cannot recommend, however, keeping these plants over, for, as ii rule, they are not a success even under skilled care snd treatment.”

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REMARKABLE BASE of Mrs. HAM

Declares Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Saved Her Life _ and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo.- "I feel It my duty

to tell the public the condition of my l“’“l°l‘ b*ff9'° “mg __,l;_.l$_;.’,,; your medicine. Iliad felling. mf1=mm»' ‘ tion and congestion,

A, QA? fe_nia_leby)vte};xkn(<izss,_ srsisii _ léllsl. am ' , gacksahllies nndklieiie- E=5=l==“~55E=i= e>~ -=¢|i=;=£=€ ‘

mg down pains, was short of _ memory, =isi=f" nervous, impatient,

57"' :T passed sleepless

nights,arid had

neither strength nor

energy. There was always a fear and dread in my mind, I had cold, nervous, weak spells, hot flashes over my body.. I had ii place in my right side that was so _sore that I could hardly bear the weight of my clothes. I tried medicines and doctors, but they did me little good, and I never expected to get out again. I got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier, and I cer- tainly would havebeen in grave or in un asylum if your medicines had not saved me. But now I can work all day, sleep well at night, eat anything I want, have no hot flashes or weak, nervous spells. All pains, aches, fears and dreads are gone, my house, children and husband ure_no longer neglected, as I sm almost; entirely free of the bad symptoms I had before taking your remedies, and all is pleasure and happiness in my home."- Mrs. Josra H/nu, R. F. D. 1, Box 22, Shamrock, Missouri.

If' you want special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., (confidential) Lynn, Mass,

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> WABBURTON G SHAW.

Ilarrlsters, Attorneys, Notnry Puli-

lic. Etc. Solicitors for Caiindu Bunk- ers Assoclutloii, llniik of Montreal, (‘aiiada, Perniuiicnt Mortgage ('orpom- tion. -

Oliices~Old Guardian Ofiice. Prowse

Block, Charlottetown, P. E. l.

fl. A. McLean, K.t`. Donald ]\lcl{iiiiioii McLEAN G. McKINNON

Barricters. Attorneymat-Law Brown Block, Charlottetowii

STEWART 5. CAMPBELL ,Barrlsters, Solicitors, etc. Offices in Dssllrlsay Block, Corner Qnccii mid Grafton Streets,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. <

MONEY T0 LQAN

usrrllters and Attorneys Solicitors lor Royal Bank of Oautl MONEY TO LOAN

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' The Price

f our present stock of atches will not be 'raised e cent no matter how the .

de goes up, and we have me ne ones to choose rom. made by the leading g watchmakers of the worl . '

We are not dependent on l

strument, ship’s chronomet-

§0fTlces-7Ba,nltf ofglt. S. Chambers, Char-

(‘. lllchoorl, l{.C., W. lil. Bentley, K.C.

‘Mcttorrfe '-“sEN'r|.F,y. "

Barristers and Attorneys-a¢~Law

Ll Foic.-s I3ooks_,|

, `|he Golden Pull-The best booklet on the Island fox in dintry yet published. Printed on flue India coated pspar, I8 half-tone illustrations. Write for prices [and Discounts.

` Iran Comments-on the Il-

land fox industry. igplndld souvenir booklet ot sages, with lbillum-and psf; som- , ation ln color|_Wrl‘e or Prices and dlloonntii ,

f 16,1.9u°°9St. _ Bhoneesis °"l'E°°°' '

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The N ew Patriotism

_ There is more than one way of serving

_-your country. We- cannot all go' forth to _ ‘ iight on the blood'-stained fields of France ' ' and Belgium, but_it is within everyone's_ power to help crush 'the monster that threatens Europe. _

‘ Modem’ warfare is a. battle of' resources, financial '

resources most of all. ' ‘

Every dollar you spend for goods “Made in Canada"

is increasin the wealth, the resources, of the Empire, it is giving empgyment to Canadian workmen, it is_ contributing ' to Canadas welfare, and it is supplying the smews of' war

to Britain, it is helping to fight the enemy. _ _ I

The new patriotism _sei?6S _€V€fY 0PP°1't}"“fY t°l'h¢lP'°-°`f=..

the enlightened patriot insists that everything he buys be

“ Made in Canada." _

_PATRIOTISM PRODUCES PROSPERITY

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. Lamb Storage

Applications for Cold Storage Space_for Lambs will be received by this

Company up to and including Th¢irsday,October 15th,1914,applicants to state

ntity, and also approximately length of time lambs are to remain in storage. I

Space willbe allotted proportionately should more be applied for than

available.

All space reserved must be paid for, whether used or not. __ _ Applications must bc scaled, and marked on outside, "Storage Space for

Lambs.” '

The Island Cold Storage C0., Ltd.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Silver Foxes and Furs Limited

Head Oiiice _

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA' '

Authorized Capital ` $300.00() Divided into »

25 p. c. Preferred stock having first claim _on each year’s earnings for the next fivef years for ayments of dividends $210000

Common Stock 1 90,‘0g0

$300.0 _U

The essence of good judgment when investing in the Silver Fox In-

dustry is low Capitalization per pair for high grade Class A animals. 2

The dividend ‘security of the 25 p. Preferred Shares of Silver Foxes

and Furs Ltd. is on the very low basis of Capitalization _of only $14,000 perpair and the parents _of their fifteen pairs of animals are without a single exception

lregistered in Class A according to the requirements of the Fox Breeders ssociation. _ ' _ '

You will make a _mistake if you invest in the Fox business without ldok-

into the merits ,of Silver Foxes and Furs Ltd. __

Write to any of the directors for complete prospectus and literature, or

better, send your application today for what shares you wish to take. '

Par Value of Shares $10 each

Preferred and Common Shares are the same price.

TERMS OF PAYMENT _

_ 20 p. c. with application, 10 p. c. each 30 days from date of application

p§<;ié1di1;§p£§:\;vteve1r ithat the tflull aénounlt is to be paigi on or before Jan. 31st,,

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. tince of not less than 50 p. c. of their valuss nfus e accompanied by rem

' Discounts for Full Payment with Application

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applications received in Sept. 3 p.c; Oct. & Nov. 2 p.c. Dec.

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Member Advisory Board Dominion Trust Oo. Director 114;, um 5" 3| k'g°“"§'=|,gg, President Provincial Exhlblllin Association; M mth ln vu Aw ` . ‘ rnaqmcrnm iroynisiivef rom. ma. °‘°°“°' _ “ '°"X'}‘,§’,l‘,.'§,,,f°|§‘_°§'__,,,,,,,,.;_ _g vsomroqrge sims, oimiomum, i>.s.i. F. L. ROGERS, _ ,_ ‘

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