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Qoyupnpandforlbe Univmltlu. Royailfllllcqp Coll¢|¢a||d$q,||||¢g_ D! the Dracticul work the society could ` _ _UPPER AND LOWER SCHOOLS - accomplish in u field almost unoccupied

“ -» Cclemilunnteaupgliquag, . by others. He laid emphasis on the

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~ s - em rioih, iiili fact that the ur os of the societ

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R" E AFDON ’~"'A"LLD° ' ' |'|°“|""'°'¢ 9 _ is the_serious and earnest collecting

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TORONTO --

DN1-‘Rm Mr Alexander Fraser, president oi

offers.

-lat Bruce Stewart’s

Owners of _ autos, motors, motor boats or farm engines

save time, avoid trouble, get best quality goods at lowest

- prices when you buy your supplies here. Note these special

Spark-plugs 40c to $1.25 each .P r_esh dry _cells every week.

Pl_iers of -nickel plated drop-forged tool steel 35c. High quality gasoline 25c per Imperial gallon. - , Primarywiid secon_dary wire._ Cup grease according to quality 10c to 25c a pound. Prompt repairs at moderate charges.

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd

I Steam Navigation `Wharf

1-' 'Y ' I "_" many races mingling in Canada and

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‘ _ ‘ in g It is then very plain that there is a

~,,-_E'.3.,_.~,/ f -nj/,¢7`_‘, _ _ similarity between the historian and _ the collector of folklore, but there Is

.__'_=u ,jr _ _ __,,.._-:Tr B. difference. For some reason history

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Made from Polar distilled water. Only plant in the Province using distilled water in the manufacture of their goods. Ordega case sent to your home. Picnics and 'l`ea Parties supplied. Call or phone No. 391-L. '

McDonald Haslem & Co. "

Frances Drake

Manager

New Glasgow, N. S.

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Types and sizes..

Write for free Catalogue giving` prices and full

information

FOR

SALE BY

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Sole Agents for P. E. I. `

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English, Irish and Scotch, have every- one their folklore, and in every case knowledge arising from research would prove of value. A branch oi' particular interest is the national music and dancing of a country, that is, of the people before they become modiiled by intercourse with others. The dau- ces especially are, in many instances, most expressive and beautiful, those of the children imitating in some cases

g the occupations of the peasantry, such

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In otherways throwing light on the ways and customs or the people. These dances show a freedom of movement and a poetry of motion such as ure altogether unknown to our tangos and

making it valuable for succeeding generations as well ..s the present.

people. It tells us of rulers and the laws _that emannted from them, of wars that ensued because these laws were broken, of countries conquered 'by fair means or otherwlsefaud treats generally of the nigger” things that affect the world and its dependencies. Folklore takes in the smaller things, the customs, manners, superstitious, songs, dances, tales, 'andthe lik`e,_thet enter into the life and hoines of the people or "folk" of a. country. _The reservation of all oi’ these are of much assistance in enllglitening us as to the influences at work in the de- velopment oi a. nation. The study of folklore in Canada would liring us into intimate connection, with the great tribes of Redlnen, and where to- day we regard them us savages we would see that every head on their wampum belts, every design of their _totum, as well as the different dances with which they celebrated defeat or victory, had everyone, a distinct and separate meaning. The folklore oi the picturesque habitant could not but prove intensely interesting aiidllliimin- ating, supplying ns it would, the link between the more serious "relations" and the perhaps more colorless life of the present day. Then, too, the Italian. Hungarian, French, Pollock, Ruthenian, and others from Europe,

not to s eak ot' our in

scattering and sowing the seed, and

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Silver Foxes and Furs Limited Head Office

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA

Authorized Capital $300.000 1

Divided into

25 p. c. Preferred stock having first claim on each year’s earnings for the next five

years for lsaayments of dividends $210,000

' Common tock 90.000

$300-.000

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

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

The dividend security of the 25 p. c._I’i‘eferred Shares of Silver Foxes D

_ and Furs Ltd. is on the very low basis of Capitalization of only $14,000 per pair

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For perfect in all parts of the house this

Club" is famous. Old

Dutch Cleanser does thc ,Work easily, thoroughly; quickly-does it with real economy and satisfaction. Saves Your Energy Large Siiter

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Fundy Fox Co., Ltd.

St. John, N. B. I

Have vigorous, Largo, lloalthv ‘ New Brunswick Ranoli Iiuisod

Beautiful Silver Black Foxes.

Free from Inhreedinil

The Soil of New Brunswick con-

Chu'-°

tame sufhcieiit Limo, so indispcn sable in producing strong,Iie iii hv Foxes making it uiinccssnry toteed the young 'irtiiicial Limo Water to ` prevent them from deteriorwting

in vigor and stamina.

0 u r prices iiro i‘en\.onublo

Terms Iihorai. I

; and the parents of their hfteen pairs of animals _are without a single exception

all registered in Class A according to the requirements of the Fox Breeders _f

Association. !

You will make a mistake. if you invest in the Fox business without look- f `

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ing 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

providing however that the full :iinount is to be paid on or before August 30th, 1914. Applications for less than len shares must be accompanied by remit- tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value.

Discounts for Full Payment with Application

On applications received in June, 3 p. c; in July, 2_p. c.

Dinscvons

FRANK R. HEARTZ, President C. J. S'l`i£W/\RT, ii

Illuiiilicr ./iflvisory Iioiiril l)oiiiiiiioii 'l`ri|i4 (Ii-. I)ii'oui.\»rIti»i:':TS'I’l\}'il'll SIIVUT Black FUSGH. I-ifil II i’i'n.~<iiloiit. l’r0\'iiici:\I I‘I.\'liiIiiIi`oii Assoifiiiiifiii' Iiiuriiigci' Alliortun liivostim.-iit i\i;oiii:_v. ‘

l’rc:~'idoni. Prince Itoynl lzlilvor I."oxc.s, I.|.\i. _ Alliortoii, i’. E. Iiiiaiiil I

L. ROGERS, ~

T8 Grout George Strout, CIiiii'Iottci.u\vii, l’.l~}.I. F.

Vice I’i'o°<iiIe|it :uid I\l:i.ii:i.'iiif ir ' i ." ‘i

W. K. ROGERS, Fox Itimcliin Cui : P. A D mul' ‘uhm

President W K. ltogiirs Co.. Ltd.. Ciorioralln-

surarico (ii d-tc:i.iii.~liip /\geiits.

Director iiackoti- Silver I"<ix Co.

Director Itogcrii-I`nyton Silvor Bluclc I"u:ins.l.td A,

84 (iroat (loorgo Street, ClinrIutteto\vii.

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l)irni~tor Ito;;ers-IniytonlSilver Bliirk l"iixos,I.ti|. l’rosiduiit l’.l5 Island Fox Iirofiiiiir.-i' Anwiiziiitiiiii

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SEPT. 5f°i2 1914

SPECIAL Aonicuiruim. Fi~:A1-uses

Svrenoio Disi=i.Av or

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INcRi-:Assn _Scope iN

Womens Wonn

Cmi.o's WELFARE Exi-iisir

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We have a num-

ber ofiinteresting

booklets on farm-

' ing _and fertilizers that' are yours for , the asking. Write for them today. i

O matter what kind

N of crop you mean to

cultivate-no matter

what the conditions of your fields are, you are sure of a bigger return and the best possible results when you use our English unmixed fertilizers. These are ap- plied singly or in a combin- ation of ingredients to suit the varying needs of every -kind of crop and soil, no matter how far depleted the soil may be, no matter how WORN OUT the land is you can bring it back to its normal conditions by apply- ing these fertilizers.

One field may need one

kind of fertilizer another field may need a different kind and still another may need a combination of plant foods. With these fertiliz- ers you can produce a crop cultivator ti suit every need and every condition of the soil. .

Auld Brothers

' Lower Queen Sil.I`¢€f- '

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Just received a nice

assortment of'New Silver-

ware suitable for wed-

ding presents. Quality &

prices iight. .. .

C. W. Patterson

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The World-Wide Fox _ Exchange ‘Montague We have remaining unsold o

tions on only 3 ggirs Class foxes. These are m one of the

oldest ranches inthe Province,and are- the top notch _in Fox _Breed- ing as they contain nothing in their pedafrees but pure Island stock iii sell right to quick purchaser. Deiiveryguaranted.

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EXHIBITION ° I

New England & Prince Edward Island Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd.

Incorporated under laws of Prince Edward Island

' Boston, Mass.,

201 Devonshire St. Charlottetown, P. E. Island

Shares $10.00 each

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_ -STOP.---Consider These Few Facts, Mr. Investor

lst:-We have bought I4 pairs pure-blooded P. E. I foxes from some of the best ranches nameIy:-

Silver Fox Ranching Co. Alberton 1’ IE I From Sir Wilfred en 10.

St. Patrick Fox Ranching Co. Summcrsidc I’. li. I.

J. H. Hunter Fox Co. Alberton I’. E. I. ’\lorth American Co. Montague I’. E. I. No better breeding stock can be secured on P. E. I.

2nd:-We own a farm of 88 acres near Montague Village, equipped with suitable buildings for fox ranch-

ing. No better location on the Island.

3rd:-Our Board of

Directors are business men of high standing, integrity, and experience. Stocleliolders

are therefore assured of good management.

4th:-We will have ranching done at actual cost. Estimated at not ovcr 2 p. c.

5th:-Our ranch ma 6th:-In addition to In order to-~give the

$10.00 each. Shares all co

nager is honorable and capable. our foxes we intend to have Mink, Karakul Sheep and other fur-bearing animals.

small investor a chance as well as the large these shares are placed on the market at mmon, full paid, Nonasscssable.

Officers and Board of Directors

ELMER LORING BRO(KTON MASS. ' HON. MURDOCK MACKINNON, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

' MANUFACTURER. COM. OF AGRICULTURE

CHARLES W. PIKE, BOSTON MASS. L. A. GREENE, PROVIDENCE R. I. & BOSTON MASS.

PROP. F. L. KEAY & CO. INSURANCE BROKER

P. D. COMPTON, BOSTON MASS. A. T. MACDONALD, D. D. S. BOSTON MASS.

REAL ESTATE.

J. E. COMPTON, CAMBRI

DGE MASS. ROBERT D. DONALDSON, LINCOLN MASS.

- REAL ESTATE. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.

BOSTON OFF ICE:---

2ill_DEVONSiiIRE ST, ROOM 234 TELEPHONE FORT HILL 2370.

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