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speed limit” in selli this season '25c.

Soothing, cooling, are-

freshing. Nothing like British Almond Pink for the skin 25c.

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Central Drugstore Sunnyside

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The Prariiviil \VL\ii‘li :ind Clock Rcpuirer I0!! Que-nn St, Cliariotti-town

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DR. De\'AN’S FPir.NCii l’iLl..‘5 Mil. viiliiiiiig l'i’l lor \\'oiu=.r. $5 ii. box or tlirei- fo ilu. Solil ill. ull ilriii: iéioros, ur iuniieii t:>nu' mlilreiis on i'i>cellitol` y-rico, Till; Si-oni;1,x. llnti lic., :<L,_42i\i huriiivs. Qiirriri-i. _~____ ___ _v____ PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN “"““’“”'

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Vitality: for Nerve und-llrain; iiicrcusca “grey nmiwr";e\'l'nnIc--will build yi-ii un. 51 it box. nr two lor 35, ui. iirul( iitoreii, or by until on rr<~i»ll\|. ui lirive. 'l‘iia Scum-:i.|. Uisuu tio.. Sl.. (iutiiurluee Uuuiriu.

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We handle Fox Stock and

Fox Options in all the most reliable Fox Com ianies; Also all kinds of Fur liearing ani- mals. Can put you next to some good propositions both in Options and stock.

Write for information.

International Fox

Exchange -

J. R. BIGGAR, Manager

’ 1" anjoy Building,

New GIasgow,N. S

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The Iact that the Glens.'.lsd_n1e _,Bil-

ver Black Fox Co.,'Ltd., has guaxjan- teed to Day n. dividend oi B0_ ‘per cent. for the year 1915, has-esniied some prospective investors to ask'-‘f.11`e q\I°Bf»l0u “How are they going to 'llc lt?" Let us try and -answer this question'~ ' _ '

Nurrrber- lst. In the iall oi 1914

we will have in our new ranch 20 pairs oi pure ,Black Silver Foxes. Now right here we want to point out that this ranch when completed will be one oi the -most up-to-'date in every respect. At'the-present time it is under construction, ' . Zn-fl. Herr- we wah-t to show you

how it is possible for us to’ pay a 'Iivldund or 50 per cent: 'in '1915. 'Fo

, (Continued Iron: page 1.) The Uohfrilneipn resumed yesterday

morning shortly aiter i0 o'clqok, Bev. Mr. Wilson cuntimiing his evidence. For the greater ' part o! the dey he was subiected to s tire .ol cross ax- arnination by Mr, Martin 'andthe At- torney General, Mr. Wilson was close- ly qiuestimlod in regard.tcr the pro- posed, settlement di the McKenna cases in Siimiuiesside and the alleged repudiation by Prosecutor Phillips oi Mr. Bentley:s authority to prosecute ,and the other corcumstsnces connect- ed with the withdrawal oi the.Alli- ance from the prosecution oi the cases in i\‘ummerside_. The cross- ex- amination proceeded along lines to show that Mr. Strong had said that he had agreed to tne partial settle- ment of the McKenna cases and th-at he would keep his arrangement and

begin with the 20.pairs of foxes will be in ins ranch- and nr-sy wiii nr yours, Mr. Investor, sve-n it we dill 'lot sell another shiire oi stock. New

alter that he would withdraw in friv- 'our of Mr, Bentley and that he took no iurther part in the proceedings af- ,ter the settlement _of the McKenna cases. But Mr. Wilson was unable to lonlirm this. The witness spoke of the

‘f":"""" '“" i“‘_'°“t°" My Sum,” various factors rust isd to rin- Ani- .il shares their _'money wi be sa e ii ,,ce.s wnhdrawal of the cas,,E_ M,__ the limit. und sucrose the 20 murS,wiisdn said that rnsre were in or 14 ,lm mt have ,a Singh. pup next your, cases that wc-re abandonéii. The dis- we ,mu ,amply have to give to ‘lmlmissal of the McFadyen cnses, Q len- _ I , _ 191,’ 50 C nt , mg gthy hnrangue the defendants' at- ““"""‘” “‘ " per' e 0 tineys were permitted to make, the own nancy beck- lums lest in the cases, and the nu-t

Llrri. On the other hand, suppose that from the had results it wouldbe 2° ten litters-and ranch better nrrung- pmainedlor trial, we," some C, the all for pups, this would mean lit considerations that led to the Alli-

$,_,-,,(,,_,,) ,_,,,,. [mir $300-,0~00_or 100 lverlnndcets withdrawal. Mr. Wilsoniidmit- Cent ful Y0\ll` iinvestmcnll l1“'d gtm You 'lieidzollitailrlledwldollllvylctlldilg eselblslrliagilt \\-oulu hold your sli-are in _thc runcli. ,U5 nine but he though that they

»ltli. Nou' perhnps you may Wullf- should have got convictions in iill. t° ]°"°“' h`5“' we are gomg to Becmlngixlisihlflillldirlarlllmmclitlllnrlili wi-Milt

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‘lm 20 ,1"“"‘ of foxes with_ y “W 'to get witness to answer 1, number of inoilcli lil *lift lllmk- HC” lt ‘ll-'Tile iauestions oi‘gen:-ml purport na to promiotrrs oi t-he Glenalii.-dnlo Silver riifiiciilties he had experienced n._ re- nt time ”“"‘ an lmlrs of Sllver Buick tiikcn by Mt. Martin that such iriatll Foxes on 1*. E, Isliluli. lfhfee Pairs I ters as to whether the present statute

with litters). We also own two pairs Zvas :id¢ai:J_uten;>r inn-deqiiate did not °f Vmvc" breeders ln u lunch m inyslllebtlhatliliiiil ecogil-i(lili)lls’s(l<t»iitil`re lllilcléélgl’ Ncwffilludlflnil. (fine W1" mth Me_ disallowed all these questions. ` pups nmi the other puir with six, Evidence wus also given hy Dr. Mn- l>ups)', 'All those young pups are go- Mllian, ,proviiiciul analyst, who wus

to be Sold ilnid til’lB Very I“0'“ey :iv .li;l'.tlIll~hiI(f aSB0ill§nl|t}}il.‘i!\ c(lI:;l;'l0v’lll1(l’<‘$h ill! U0 "Wil *C °e°“"° and my the nf' had received from Prcisector Phillips ance on the P. E. Isl-and ODUOHS 89'- for the purposes of, analysis. The ie .I?.‘i°‘.‘;‘1i.;‘;.n“*~*‘i“Jr°:.i":>;*““ “-

5th`_ Ellch illwstér “who ts?_m;:`lisiE1l alliil hc Wi; llsl-rleiltotoosayuvllhrlfls st0Ck 10 this C0"‘Pa“Y “' 1 ge “S = ler ho hnd formed the conclusion that her 50 per cent divl-dends or Wl\1\t‘ 'the hottie had been tampered with.

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“S see it It 'B posmble for yo” to ed Welle. Mr. lfleorge Brawnesiaiidlgl rdf lose YUM' m0“°Y- S“pp"se y°“ Wwellviiirgate nnd‘lVlr. Murdock McKinnon, to invest $20,000 in the Corffi1i1l\Y,(7ommis_sioner of Agriculture, who in the liunk»- und thc' blink ‘fri e;il-]entley.0fi Kensin-gtlon. J. A. l3rnce‘, what would 'b°¢0m¢ Ol yo" in es Summvrsidc, Arnitt, Albany and J;

ment? Well we'~ll tell you- we would have 20 pairs oi foxes in the ranch.. Suppose 'you P1H°95¢YU“r mmley lm “"9 bank and the bunk -bl‘okB‘Y0\1 W0”-li

lose your money would-nt you? Buf- we ddn't n-ave to worry a'i>°“t b'f‘“l‘ failures, for ut the same time it. mills] hi- remcmberozl that during the pest 50 years the money lost throughout the wvurl,-, hyilminlr failures would pro- bnbly more th~un| pay one mlillion dot. lm-B pm- head for each' pure Silver muck Fm, at present ,,n\P.E.Is`un<l. Now let us seelhow mii\\Y.F0‘ 00'”

panies railed. None yet. Is there really any other industry/ or concern clear- of it FoxiG0mrsny. that W°“1d stand such n loss as some ol -the big Fox Companies had this Spring without havlnZ li" draw 0" B°_m° of their investors? Notwithstanding' the big loss these, very same Com- pdnirs win be in ri position fo PM li dividend on every dollar invested, equal to what you would receive on $5_(i(i in the Saving Bunk.

Now you can ses that $1,000 invest- cil lu foxes is us.g~ooal of DBMS" f»h`*1‘“ $_f,_u00 in the punk. See the DUiI\`l'l New Mr. investor. sucrose you nine- .-,rl 55,000 in some s;ivings‘bu11li at 3 pal- gent und your friend invested $1,000 in it For company. which would puy ll tliillldelild €ll‘Y.ill'!lI` li() that paid by the Rosemont or Peer- less Inst 'ycnr. YOUP f"i°"d Wmlld fe” cslve $4,000 on his $1,000,whi\e Y0\1 would receive only $150 on Y0“\` l“' vcstmcnt. You can see for Y0\\\`9¢li gust, .;|; would take you some years to make as much on* $5.000 aB Y‘°\1¥’ friend made iii one ymir on $1.000-

Thlnk the mutter over and Willie

the idx industry iiolds our splendid-

lopportunltlcs stiill it will pny you to 'read our Prospectus- and study it I

and than judge for yoursell wh ch Company you wish to invest. in. Pro- spectus and lull information on np- plicat on,

'l‘I~Y'Fi G LENALADALE SILVER

Bnfiox Fox COMPANY urn.

‘, vdlennladale, P. E. I.

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W. (`nrr, Sunimerslde. _ i "_|‘hs Commission' adjourned to 10 dclock this morning.

LARGE CROPS OF APPLIES.

HALIFAX, Juno 4.-Annulrdlis Vul-

ley promises the largest appfii crop

'in the history of the industry.

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Mli. lllliill _ E.; Hlllllélll

HAS PISSAD ._ lilll

Rev. J, Ht-an~eY» Pastor ‘oi,th~a First.

Methodist church' oi uns city, win have the sympathy ol many irleiuis 'on the dmth ol his brother, Mr. Al- iired E. Heaney, who passed away at ,hip hginre ln Clinton on li/Iollfihlyv lust. The late Mr, He-a-ney, who was only :iii ycnss ot nge, wus is sonof Mr- Rornrt- W. Heaney. He i€'lW¢S t0 rrimirn his parents, a widow, E-dlbh, ,diaupghtcr oi Mr, William R.-_D_lii»nis, three children, Edison, Florence and Alberta, aged 11, 7 and 4 respect- ively, tivo, ‘-brothers, Rev, J-noob, of Charlottetown, 'wud Wesley, of Cl n- ton, six sisters, Mrs. George Glover, Mrs. W. ‘-1. Sharpe, Mrs., Frank Day, all of Norbpro, Mrs. John T. Dlgtiun, ol (\'Lenry, Mrs. .loh'n W. Wlittljheail, Clinton. Mrs. William R. McLeod, Portland, Oregon, besides .ll vulde cir- c relnthes mud friends

to the beré-nvbd relatives and friends. I-le arrivr/.i -home the first of May from Musliolm ' Cottage Sanitsrlurn, where ho had gone last September .lor treatment, and he seemed greatly improved. I-its iriunds were nil enrouri aged ro nope uint ns would be cults wr-ii. on Friday isst ne was taken ill but there did not seem to be ¥\\\\‘!\\ cause ini- sisrm un -Monday. when the eni come quite suddenly at hali- pust gsvgu In the -morning. His un- Iexpected death. in U19 "l’l'd¢l» °f U .strong hope lor comllltte and early I;-eeovery. was ll grant shock to the ‘community in which he was so well known and so greatly esteemed by ali, The iunefal took plnee on Tues- day at 3 p, m__, and was very large- ly attend,-il, » The services were con- diiotnd by Rev. George Morris, who 'spoke in the church' -at Mei-gate on: "For tri me to live is Christ. and to die is gain." In the course' oi dn unpriesslve discourse, -he paid in toners ing tri-biite to the life and character ol the into Mr. I-Iesneyfsnd to the mirern di sorrow luiicir the -bereaved fatally are called upon to'-liesr.

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:iollve oil is recognises et QT sup-

rmie value in the treatment ol vas- ionl hiiide oi stomach and intestinal trouble. We sell th unset virgin olive oil speeialiiv olitlined from olives grows# ii 'tlievvnllus of the llnrltims Alps. It bu t greatest tliedfeiiial viiliie a,nd__i_s th'e most assi-

l ssrniiistsd. ee we lor, lilittlés. The l.l,&ii-inch Brin

_ |[i of _ ' . MT. Henney’s death while in the full vigour of mniihood comes an a crlllhtnigllblow ' L

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JUNE DAYS

The sunlight tilters through the ms-

Ple leaves

And falls upon the pavement at my

feet, _

A-nd there is delicate deslg-n it weaves , A network oi the iinsst lace; the

street I

Is one long tunnel arched with

‘brightest green,

From end to end of which is clear- ly heard ‘ _ The laughter ol the children and nie

scene

Is livened by the singing ol a bird.

A robin with fl careless disregard

For human laws, trespnsses 0,, thc

green

And newly mown expanse oi ,L front.

door screen,

And seeks an entrance, »mnrV-eilllf;

that he

Should be denied admission uny-

where, '

While from the meadow comes n

honeybee

Burdened with sweetness from the

clover there.

The breeze brings memories oi' April's

rain

Alongwith promises of sunny d_ul'B.

And spr'ing’s meloilioiisly sweet re-

refrain

Is sung by mlture’s voices nil in

1-nys;

For breeze and blossom, hirrl und

bee nl]

(li fiodis creation join in one grand-

tune

Thnt holds the listener sprllhnund in

'its thrnll-

Andpioy is everywhere, for it is

June!

Y/i‘.~COL. fi. CREW READ.

Sussex. '

I was cured of Acute Rheumatlsm

by MINARIYS l.INAMi1lN'i‘, Markham, 0nt.‘ C. S. BILLING,

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

MINARD’S LINAl\iEN'i‘.

Halifax. ANDREW KING. I was cured ol Acute Bronchltisby

MINARIYB l.INAMl<iN'l‘.

Lnkeileld, Que., Oct. 9, 1907.

PASSLNG OF '1`lll<]

l"AliMl0RS BANK BILL.

t)T'i"A\\'A, June 4.-The Bill to rc-

im-hoiirse the Farmers' Bunk deposit- OTH. Passed lust night. A. K. Mc- Lenn's amendment for ii six months hoist was ilefeaitedi

Sllfliillleilllllilil I ~ llili t'Iiilllll|GHlS

The Connaught hasehnll team gain- ed their second victory of the season in Siimmerside on 'Wcdnes‘diiy, where I they pluyed the Independents or uint place und' bent them by the decisive ,score oi’ I9-11. Before the game the , boys weredieellngpiomewhntf1'blue” on account of misfortune in regard to their lineup. 'McAleer, their pitcher, l d-iid not urrive at the depot to go on the trip and this was the first un- fortiinats occurrence. He, it is siiid, missed the train, but nothing else- Taylor, who wentiup with the team, hurt his linger before the game ond was unable to play. Corrignn acted as

,backstop and Keougiiau pitched mos

the game, McGarey's arm being

very sure and stitlf.

Nine innings were played byencli

side. Summersideqied all in the scor- ing. The first innings it was 2-0 in the ser-ond 4-12. The third iuniiigs here wus no scoring. in the.fourtli the Connauglits put. on nine runs :ind the Independents three, milking thc score ll-`7_ in favor oi thi~.Connnuglita The Connnulrhts then began to giiin steadily uuiil the close of the giiinc. The Connauglits’ team was coinposeil of the iollowing:-

Catcher-Corrilgan. Pitehei'-Kcoiiglwin. ‘ Ist. Base-Moore.

‘-ind. Buss-Sweeney. 3rd. _ Base-Me( ‘nriiy.

S. .-Newsou. R. -Mullins. 0. .-Murphy. --Cox.

Owing to-'the rnin.the iznme did ot stnrt-until fi.2l0 and it Wall "Oli- cluded at n qiiarter to I7. There was I a large number .ol spectators who cheered iustiiy for urs Ideal tr-...ni.r

FQQW

:‘I<`or preventing the growth oi

.smxit on llruin, and scab on Potatoes --for securing u bigger, better and more profitable crop this year, you need to treat the seed with Formal- dehyde. Tliis is‘an excellent article- sll the lending farmers use and en- orse lt. A pint 40c.- McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great' George and Kent Streets. Mti.

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If- if cerfnilllv more rlliuisive, nnd, il lei, will 2. sed lar more disease tires everilxiid--when-slivs.1"` ' It is not cirfieient to kill the ily. You -run. destroy the germs ns well.

-/\,'l‘lim. ii slieu-da nuniiuuiuy. will

lpifesddisuhle ihlmlbnth. ciide up using the ilv swdttvo iinil thu un- eanitar# sticsv ily pu'.~c.~ Buy wr; f~i.iN_'s rm' PAI`-‘i- tire

only really ollgutlve meth-id ol er..- terininating iiio iirnin .lrallnrv house; iiy. They -:iii si: urs inf. in urs house in ri few hours Ni- ilmd fl-as lelt lying ahoiihg

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free with n Purchase ol' o Goe bottle of Liquid Veneer provided this coupon Inf Iled In with your name and address and is presented at our stern, Friday, '; otherwise, the coupon la volu.

You will _be delighted with one of these L-V Dust Cloths. Besides being treat-

ed with Liquid Veneer it's made from a new fabric called “Crepctte," remark- able for the amount of dirt. and dust it will pick up and carry away. It disin- Iects, dusts, cleans and polishes ailln one operation.

Don’t fail to get one of these L-V Dust Cloths, tree, with a purchase Gf a 50C

bottle of Liquid eneer at our store on the date mentioned.

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Oilcloths and Linoleuiins here

You get the patterns you like

You get the best for your money

You get what you _pay for

Whether you wish to buy a cheap oiiciotli for a bedroom or an inlaid iinoleum for

your hall or dining room, we offer you the best values and biggest choice of designs to

choose from.

Hundreds of tasty designs-in every quality-for every purpose-and competent

salesmen to serve you.

Don’t just take our word for it-were glad to have you look around first-then see

25c 3Oc to 6Oc

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plete range of pattems-suit We can Surely please you able for all purposes. out of our big showing.

We ,will cut and match all orders free of charge

75c to $1.25 per sq; yard

_ “Nairns" celebrated inlaid linoieums best in the world at_ lower prices than you will he asked for inferior makes.

Qnd if 'necessary,send and measure your rooms/

Greatbaggains in piretty curtainings---on sale tg_:da_y at _our inen dept. See them

At 12 l-2c yd ‘ At 25c yd.

At 35c yd.

Worth to 20c Worth to 50c Worth to 75c I

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