_ _ _ _ 'n~1n1.i'rns-r News THB OHARLUPTETOWN GUARDIAN " ~ MMD! 1112!' " .mul FIVE

ders now for _next_ wi_pter’s_ coal supply.\ Hard Coal is coming,

new and it is better' toil deliver cl i r e c t

fr_§*iomv'.the vessel. Can we have your order? We will promise only t he best quality and the , lowest price.

Pickard & Co

' - Phone 240

V Ch’town

S. S. Hdrland Excursion

lcnving Brush Wharf on Monday evening next, 20th inst at 7 p. ni. culling nt Chinn Point, und Hiilli- iluy'i-i wiuirves. An excellent oppor- tunity for a very pleauunt evening's outing for people of these iliiterent localities, nnil certainly deserves to bi- well iintronized. Zl50li-7-_lt;Ml°l2i.

Executors’ Sale

'l‘o he sold on the premises at llork llouil Lot; Thirty lil iicres ofi the est.:\1.c of ltoderick tlillisl The mile will hc nt clevrn o'cliu:k in the furunnoii il Monday the Lilith July of July. .

D. E. (lAMl’Iil?ll.L,

' Auctiinieer for Excciitors,

Neil Nicliolson,

.loliu Mirllunuiin.

Mizltinnoii, McNeill,

l~iolicitoi‘s.

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» trusts oceunrii ouiiinimr .

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. ,\_ _ __ __ _ / - ~ _ , ' A ~ ~ 'O ‘ E ' . V rr Pars to im in tui¢~'a`r»vim». I osvnumsn.-nav. J..C. bpm . '

. G _ ‘ i ' _ _.___ ' , preach- 'next Sunday, July 19th, ~»._" '-. . _

- _ l _ u. o, inxinnav, North mm, oi- inns Barnet churn; osvsncni. at oy _ ij' I- ,, I

We Or- , _ li' f / ° Wcstxnoiif-land, Snperiiitenddnt . ol Ewen Ma,cDougv»ll will preach iD. V.; _ _ . ,_`. _, _ A. ` l , ' ,' as follows on Sunday, July 19th:- 1'0.30;|Po/ters Road at 2.80 and Brook- A iff V iff) _ ~

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With nod' health at \l¢h you can do ` .

If rim are ambien with nem-

=§_:_§;;_py_-g>__¢p»i|, aiiiausm .sa \° -==»--i>ii.i‘.`§§l¥l.’l' °"‘ .“""“ Dr. WlLSON'S `

___H_E__l_tBlNE BIITERS

I 5:31 v{°'l'¢°d.Bii°o`iidsf"¢iil’iil'i elif; for *E-ull; _:ne best remedy

. 1.5¢. n bottle at our t

"milY|lle,livc¢ime|Tsr¢er,;i?:i:

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eiitii' itll.. l’$’.“1‘»lilf5“..£”i.i2 Ind srmlen. |

ll Buy the Best R i when you buy tnblc _ xy ` silver or your home. ‘.

»‘ j When your selection is ,f |34] ROGERS Bll0S. . - ; "Silver Plate that Warn ' ' .

. _' _._ 3ua_lity and beauty of i _' - ' \ esignarebofhnssured.

1~ Made in thc licsiviest <

l grade of' platc,hcnce its -»

wondcrl'ul popularity, _

_ _/' sold by Leading Dee-.mrs .

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Hard Coal

Geo. E. F ull’s

Coal Yard”

700 ton Chestnut just ar-

rived.

M _/”"""_"`_”\ 850 ton stove and egg

_ f ' _,___________ T _sizes due Iuly 20th.

`_,__'__ ' 750 Chestnut and Stove due

_ _ _ _ Aug. 10th.

\ .1 -FROM- _ \i='l;lil.[d5_r.`r-/_,./ _ = ~ . Scranton Mines

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M a r ll u emStiihl< lixchan;e I

f Broadway at s2d_s_t.,’

Ni.-:w YoaK. I

Stocks Bought and Sold

WE ARE IN TOUCH WITH NEW

1 5”" mms ml] Biff, 1' comriiuits Forums

Splendid mom. _

. adjoining bath, $2.00.]

(With private bath* _ fr_o_m $2.50.

Special weekly rates;

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‘lltslauranl Prices lilateralt. The most convenient location to

theatres. depiirtnieut stores and all 'transit lines; biiggntfe transferred ‘to and from Peuus;;.:.nia Stntwn free. ,i . Chu, 3, 1‘sy\o". 'Pres ilent. _

' ~ \ - 'il 0. -,lhillil f.fl.'..‘.§'!i'.»f‘f'f»”..."<'.-°.»'T .7\`i~¢-:-

;Send us your Listing to Buy

and Sell

iQuotations Given Upon Request,

We‘lian_die everybody’s money

-A. H. Crozier R Co.

Oil and Fox_Sfoclr Brokers

3355-7-9lVl6i

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pedestrians.

' Cor. Gt. George

Do Your Feet Ache 'Burn or Perspire?

. , bl' t r, chafe or perspire

- If geililifeettrgzilrrihégiihmcwitlh lclexail Foot Powder Til! lil tro ?s nil odor of perspiration and keeps the

is ‘: 5 _ _

skin smooth, cool and healthy-recommended by all

. ` ~ ,_

lhglizitliiéilrirhkieiigpn Drug Co.

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and Kent Sis.

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'”“"'ff'1" Tc' eiguiriiiiuiiidusextlo Y0urself,'__

1 ~ i /"2 fi 1 eats. .al |

. ~"_i ~.’lT;§,'_- '!.T"l." ' _ rant no InUl'e» ' R. s._..» In all i°`lm°"'*‘ "im *°

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i ,,. _-fu,npI|l5!l!\l., f 6--wel

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for mga WOM

dny afternoon in connection with the

l\~I-“v‘~‘- 'v nv.-_~:ff_-_-_»_-;_-_~_»_~;_~_~;3;,-:;;_~_~_nz-._-:;:;_;Q*_-:.-‘-11'-'g-*J-1'-1*-`-“f-2-‘-:V-.11‘-1-.~.-_-.~_-_-_~_-ff:

~feiu for immediate sale 30 acres of 11 n m Bhd It Fnirvivw at 7 D .m standing hay. 3518. All are W8l¢0m°»

(OIlN‘l'ALL CIRCUIT -Riev E A.l CHURCH OF SC0lLA\l) -Rev

York and Wlnsloe Circuit will prea0h_Snhrbath 19th 'at Murray River at

Morning, North Wiltshire, afternoon,|1_m nt 0.30. Also Monday 20th at Iris .1 Kinigsti.-ii; evening, Cornwall. ,Tuesday 21st nt Belle River and Wed-- ~‘

ful ice cream social was held yester~ -- _ * “

LECTURE ‘TONIGH'I‘ --Prof L A

Stanhope Methodist Church on the DeWolfe M Sc Director of Agrlcui

-~ 'nesday 22nd at Point Prim' at 7.220 _ ,"» j’

IO-E CREAM SOCIAL,--A BllC¢8BB°'p. Ill. _ i,

Y L ui , _

. . . - . .. ._ , ef. ; ly q d chu h g o tural Ed os o d Y .__

was a lnrgt attendance during the for the Province of New llrunswlck,

cial was liberally. patronized by the Summer School of Science in the

afternoon and evening and the so will lecture in connection with the 1 ,

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lncw ac uire rc r unds. 'l‘hero'f In _ti n»an Nature Stud u A ,Q o, ~ . . , T ' _ | ' .

automobile parties travelling the Prince of Wales College H4111. this

'road. The autoists enjoyed the no- evening at 8.30 o'clock. Subject: Ivi-lty of the al fresco refreshments, “School Fairs." The public are cordi-

city’s rcvrnue by the saving of in- terest that will be thus effected,

thi: debentiiros that full due e!`:ch your until the debt. had been wiped fill.

PERSONALS

Miss Nettie Blanchard is the guest

of Miss Agnes Truinor at Spruce Grove Cottage, Southport.

Miss _'rr-n Auld, from Colorado, is

visiting at the home of Miss Blanche llewnr, city.

1.

Miss Mnrtlia Stewart has returned.

to her home in Newlands nfter it visit to friends in this city.

Mrs. L. B. Wood has arrived in the

city on s visit to friends und is the guest of Mr. 'mid Mrs. Lnughl-inn Mc- Donald, Brighton.

llliss Hildn‘Connors, Charlottetown,

is spending hier holidays in Rustico, the guest of her cousin, Miss Doris BtlolLt9,

Mr. Renn Benoit, Editor of the pau

er, Evn'ngel'i'iie, ‘ot Moncton, N. B., was in North Rustico und other parts of thc parish recently in the interest of his paper.-R.

l\'lr. rind Mrs. J. H. Henry havr

been in town for the past week, re- neiving acquaintances and shaking hiuids with ,old friends, iifter :in ub- sence nf seven mid ri. half yenrs in- Alberta. '

Mr. Henry Blanclinird, professor oi

P. W. College paid it visit to St. An- drews Schoov, No. 172, replacing in the meantime Mr. Morin Galle-nt, In- spector, who was att-ending 0, course for the Inspectors in Charlottetown. Mr. Blanchard spoke favornbll' ol thi classes.-R.

Mr. T. O. Clark, Maritime Retire'

sciitntlve of the Sheep Division U tha Live Stock Brunch, Ottawa and Mr. S. N. Jennings \Vool grader and expert; left this morning for Cardigan and will visit Georgetown, Dundas and the surrounding sectiom in the interests of the wool industry.

:SURE FEET.-Nyal's Eus’em

(llorated) rests tired, aching, sort feet.-It makes walking ii pleasure- Nyul's Foot Bath Tablets ure nntli optic soothing and cooling.-25 cents

.each-Like everything else in _thc

Nyal ll-ne these articles are of the highest quality, liberal quantity arnd reasonable price. E. A. Foster, Cent' ral Drugstore- llltf.

::If|_\'ou want a good investment

put your money in the ht. lawrence Silver Black. Fox Co., Ltd. Full |\n.r~ tlculurs on application to Wm. Moriiu Secretory, Box 5044, Charlottetown.

33625-7»10Mtf.

::I<‘Olt SALE-That large ‘wnre»

house ii' Victoria, belonging to the Henry Wndman Estate. Building in good repair. Apply to Peter New- som, Charlottetown, or 0. B. Wi1d» man (Jwipaud. 3194-6-27Msa_t&wodtf.

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good time you

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the ics cream being the genufnenr- ally in.vito:l to attend. No admissluii ticlc. ‘ charge is made.

City Council have redeemed another _ ‘ ~`_\-’._1_=::§§§_§§§§§_»'_ instullnir-.nt ot the debentures issued ___ 1\'ii.‘§‘22'::.',';' in connection with thc city’s water Two new companies are being _ ~ ";\_'./_-" w°rk"’_ in f“°t~ an tho” ‘1°be”t“r°B` formed with ranches nt Bedequo ami y' ` S:i;§f"' :Init toll -ine for redemption this h,_.,,_d 01;(-_eL in "1‘ryon.' One will be :§§§;g

y"""5 to the am°ll“t °f $121000' known its the Pren.-ier and the other ‘ M225; .»

These df-.btntures were issued in i889. M the |,,,i¢;¢d F0, Company, The _':_.,__ '~ 5 _f ’ The redemption of this instnlinent |0,.m,,,. is to be worked with ¢igm_| l _ _ ‘___»__‘_-) é 7893 _ _ l _ ‘””‘1“°°" the t°t“1 “'“°““t 0f the Wat' pairs and the latter with five pairs Ll l §§§ l. .- ,HQM i. f` 7‘ ar do‘ir|i1.nro debt to $87,000, a con- of Silber b|Mks_ ' -'fu' V ` . 3 dltion of affairs that is particularly '- n n l ‘_ ij, _i Q "4 _j 7568

rrntiiyinii when it is °0“S1d€1‘¢° Mr. James A. chisimin-,_ or Tryon, _ Q " i . _ ._ . _-...im “lat \\i> 10 tW0 YGHFB HB0 the ex' has had excellent _luck with cross ' .y _` l- "2 tent 0. this debt was about $250.' foxes thi. year, four pairs having ’ (.,\ i_`/

000. This yenr's reduction will, of p,.0duc,,,1 foul- utterg of pups. One ~ c ` ~<l]\]!_\_.X\f' ’ ,_ °“\"`5“. mean all l1‘ldii1i°“ to the of tlirm is almost pure black while

thc other--1 are beauties in their class \l' Cliiiil\i.\lin is delighted with thc

Lo. have six pups from the three pairs of foxes which they placed in Llie rnncli lust full. They will he in n position to pay nn excellent divi» fiend. Tlicii' stock ia nearly ulto- gethar owned abroad.

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Mr. Wulter J. Luntz, of the Em»

plre Silver Black Fox Co., reports

that the 15 pups which he raised from the flve pairs of foxes placed on the rnncli lust fall ure making excellent progress. Mr. Litntz is n young mon und has had but one ycur’s experience in fox-raising, but he hail niudc good to it ren:-rirk- uhle degree, und his friends in city .ind country are delighted at his success.

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Considerable extensions are being

mude to the ranch of the Empire Silver Black Fox Gu., which is sit- nate on the Mnlpeque road, near to the city. These extensions are to

'occomniotlnte those foxes which the

“°mD1UlY °0ili10mDll1l2B adding to tho ' """' ' " " _ ' nenr future. 1

innch in the

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your plants and berry bushes, there » ‘ i5 110 lifcpnratlon that can give non - l~ if .

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more satisfactory service than Hel- iebore. 'l‘his preparation is used by all horticulturists and fruit growers, und is recommended by every man who uses it. 1 pound is sulfhcient for ordinary use 100. McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent étreetsf M;f_

::l’urc Gold Jelly joyfully quick.

_ asos.

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::Don’t miss the big diviiimdg in

_the fox business. The St. Lawrence 5l1V0l‘ Black Fox Uompa-ny offers _vuu one of the best propositions seen on

the market. Write Wm. Moran, lhar-

iottetown, P. E. Island for particul- “FB» W asus-1~1oMti.

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Superior Soda

“Highest Quality, Piu Ideal Service"

If on this theme Irightl think, here are five reasons wh men drink,

Good soda,a friend, becaus

they 're dry,

Or lest they should be by

and bye,

Or any other reason why."

If you will try oiirdelici-

ous soda you will decide that there are many reasons why people drink soda h» re most, soda drinkers have cultivated a discriminating taste-t_hat’s why m o r e people are becoming regu- lar drinkers at our fountain.

Care in the making, the

use of superior materials and skill in serving are some of the things that make our soda different and better.

We Serve

Chocolate, C o f f e e.

Va n ill a, `Strawberrv,

Raspberré/. Pineapple, Peach, herry, Claret Banana, Lemon and

orange odas, Etc. Etc. also a the _above flavours in matted milk or the plain milk shakes. _ Try your flaY0,t1r as we serve

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pccts to he in a position to redeem pmt; nttnmp; at for-raising, e 0

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The North Tryon Silver Block Fox'

Muslins Voiles and

interfere at all with the beauty of the goods.

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THIS WEEK END SALE affords a great chance to any lady

to secure a pretty summer dress at an absurdly little price. The Wash goods department offers for immediate clearance, this at- tractive lot _of muslins-voiles-foulards--right in every respect save the fact that they are last season’s stock-and that does not

Really, if you have been thinking of gett-

ing material for a summer dress-to cost from C 25 cents to 35 'cents per yard, you cannot do better than look over this lot of goods-w orth

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PA.\`I(' PREVAILED AMO.\'tl ,legation and consulate as well as

AUSTRIANS IN Bl~Il.GR.‘.Dli_ftln~ private residences of Austrians is

-_ .suid to have been planned. A timely

VIENNA, July 13.-Panic prevailed intimntion, however, that the Scr-

amung thc members of the Austrian -rinn tlovernment would be held ra community in Belgrade, Scrvin, lnst'sponsihle for anything of this nature evening in consequence of reports of thnt_might occur led Qremicr Pnchitch projected Scrvian vengeances for tho ` to orgitnize Buch defensive measures alleged Austrian prosecution of Serbs wityli the uid of the police und milit- in Bosnia. uri/ that no outbreak occured.

A general attack on the Austrian F-!.iny Austrian residents of the

Scrvinn capital fled across the border to the frontier town of Scmlln. .~

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"A fresh supply of lloirs celebrated

chocolates in bulk and package re~ celvcd weeliry. Other leading makes include Neilsun's, Gnnongs, and Low- uiey’s. E. A. Foster, Central llrug- store. ' 3476-7-l5M3l.

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FOX FARMIN G is one of the most lucrative

world today. _

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET are s i great and the prmpects. so bright as they are at

(Report of Department of Agriculture

_ Capital for Extension.

Prospective Dividends for 1914

“Experts in iox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results"

Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913.

The John R. Dinnis I Pedigreed Foxes Limited

is personally cared for by JOHN R. DINNIS “The Wizard Rancher".

_ _ .

J. R. Barr, December, 1913.

Write for HERD BOOK describing in detail the breeding of the foxes and

giving “pcrformance~recoi'ds” of ancestors.

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A Great World Industry

*is Yet in Its Infancy

business enterprises in the

“It is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field

NEW and while the rewards the present time".

March 1914)

The .lohn R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

“One of tlieinost successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINNIS of Charlottetown.

This year he niiscd and paid taxes on fortyelght pups at -7 p. c_. of the world's supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world. He raised sixteen pups from' three young pairs' and had four litters of six each".-'l he Golden Pelt, by

W. E. Cameron, S°¢’Y-Tfwsufff

C h a rl ottotown

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offers you ri GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It is a well established Company, seeking

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