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(Canadian Press.)

WATERTOWN, 'June 26.-The mill or-uslliag plant el_the Northern ore ComPel1'¥'. 23 mil!! from Watertown, was destroyed by tire early thfsnlorn-

lpg. The loslwla $150,000. 'Iha power

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(Slwclal by "Phone.)

SUMMERBIDE, June 26.- This

morning the investigation was po. sumed which is being conducted at the Sumrnerside Court House by Hin Honor Judge Neil McLeod into the charges which have been made op bo. half of the Temperance Alliance ll- galnst Stipendiary Magistrate Wright und Prohibition Inspector Philllnn in regard to their administration of the Prohibition Act.

Further evidence was led fdp the

defence and to-day brought practic- ally the conclusion of the evidence in respect to the charges against tho Prosecutor whose specific case is be. ing dealt with first.

When the Court resumed this morn. ills. Mr. Ernest Strong. Mr. Phillips’ AUOFHGY. was further examined by Mr. J. K. Martin. He said that when Mr. Anderson telephoned him about his not being required to act as At. torney for__the Prosecutor in the de_ tectives cases, he sought confirma- tion of that in other quarters and was instructed to continue to act us Mr. Phillips’ attorney, Ho denied that he was concerned in the settle_ lncnt or the attempted settlement of the Jerry Noonan and Frank Perry cases. As to the charge made against Mr, Phillips of being at his home at Brscklcy Point when he was required in f‘ourt for the trial of a case, Mr. so-hug sum that Mr. rhuups was; never absent without his cognisunce' and arrangement to be summoned im- mediately should he be required. (ln the particular occasion in question, it was considered that flle Oyster case tncn engaging the attention of the Court would last for several days; on that account Mr. Phillips vlent to Hrackley Point. arranging with wit- ness to he , summoned ily tr-lel\),ope, \-»";if:ll was convenicnrly flrzlilable, if he wcre‘ wanted. The case that did norm up before the Prosccutor's re- turn was tried without the an end- mcnt which had been stated, fo have been necessary and' *L-he defendant ues convicted.

As to how he found Mr. I-‘izillips in

his work, Mr. Strong l-mid that he found him a man above rcproacll, and one who would .llways use his own judgement and L'-ould not be illf`:l'enc- ed. He was always impartial and sin- cere in his work und witness krew that he was feared and ll -ted by the liquor interests. Mr. Strong saidi that as the result of the prosecu- tions Mr. I‘hillips'had llroultllt, part- icularly in Kensington, tlfcre had been a. curtaiiing of the liquor tlailic, und in other places in flue ('ounty there had been a nrltim-.able inll\roVc~ ment in that regard. .\lr. i~'.r.rong cor- roborated lllr. Phillips' i-fstinlony ill regard to the circllmstences that lcll,` the Prosecutor to withhold the cn-, forcement of fines and l‘<!l1-“Riffs in certain cases; such withholding being considered the best course to pursue. \`o influence was “ever used or at- f.cnlpted to be used upon witllcssin regard to tha prosecution of liquor cases, and so far as he knew the same thing applied ta Mr. Phillilili-

Hon. A. E. Arsenuult made a per-, sonul explanation to thc (`0\1\”t 0" oath. It had been stated during that invcstigtion that he had made fl suf-I' gestion to the Proscctor with regard to the withholding of the enforce- ment of the penalty in a certain C85” and that upon that suggcstiml M"- Phillips had acted. 'He desired to say that it was suggested to him bl’ ohio( of Police (lakes that it would be better to hold the penalty in a pol-tp,ln ogso over the defcndallt's head than to enforce it and that sug- gestion he had communicated to .\ll`. Phillips; but that he had clearll' 1"‘ formed Mr. Phillips that he had no desire to interfere wltll the l'rosecu- tor's discharge of his duties _ond that if Mr. Phillips did not Consider that, an advisable course to pursue ln thnlif particular matter, he was not_to bc, influenced by any such HUKEGBUOH bil* was to go ahead in~ the usual course. Mr. Heath Strom; was B~“°n‘°r wit' ness examined for the defence. He mud that the proposal for *iw Mile' n'.v:nt of the cades against the clerks in thalllcbcllan drug store emannliell from him; he slloke to his brother rl- bont it and _arranged that Mr. Ernest Cfllllfll -REITS.

IIIIIGUIICEIIEIITS. -

IEEIIHGS ETC

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Ono cont ner 'nl-d oaoh fnsertiomln this column. Bash must nccoml>Bl1¥ order. Minimum veharze tW6DtY'@V° cents.

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"For lce Cream Pure Gold Vnzlingsa

'learns otota you will sur use

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cr, Sleep Better and Fbngolgfséazwh'

°~'rhs Murullaela tuuleu Institute will hold an leo-cream social en' rllumlly, July; 2. 5 v- "1--‘Mft Mel3eath‘s Grove. If stormyhan first fine evening. '

' 1 opened

Point Hotel Wil

for After 37 0' June. Wm

0'Pl‘AWA, June 26-.-A Post Ofllee

,=ir°u\nr’ announcement sums that nrilfes on nawspnpvrs passing through ,the mails of Canada are increased one cent per copy where their deliv- ery is by postal system; one quarter cent copy where thero is no delivery System. The old-rate was one quar-' ff" Wilt PGI' pound. Newspapers all over Canada. will be hit hard by the change.

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(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC, June 26.-Because her

\-.<‘leel was put to port then without authority of the officers when she had Hl3l“‘-\`Bg0 way on, Butler Aspi- HHU. K. C., in the course of his ad- dress to the Empress of ,Ireland wreck Commission this afternoon-, lcontendrd that the Storstadtwas responsible for the disaster of May 29th. by which one thousand and fourteen persons lost their lives`. Mr. Aspinnll further argued that the, charlie that the Empress starboarded I her helm would be a charge of per- Jury against Captain Kendall, who claimed that no alteration took place in heading his ship, also that she stopped like a log in the water indicated that the signals were heard on the collier. In the course of his address of three hours, it was while scrolling at the.idea of Captain Kendall telling u deliberate lie after he had so recently faced des.th_ that. ASlJinall became at all drarr.-itic. For the rest he was coldly argumenta- tive, lclicving the tedium of his ex- tended efiort with touches of humor or cutting sarcasm, _ Chief Justice McLeod who.wns act- ing on thc- Commission with Lord Mersey mid Sir Rodolph Routhier, will leuvo with the cuuudiuu British assessors Saturday night for Mont- real where tllcy will examine the damaged bows of the Storstadt.

ONl-I YARD ENOUGH FOR HER.

I‘HII.ADELPl-IIA, June 22.- Mrs.

Cyrus Niver, the only woman mem- ber of the new State Moving-Picture Censorship Board has come to the conclusion that one yard of film is long enough for any kiss, after sev- eral weeks spent hero in passing on thousands of yards of love-drama films. '

Love scenes and historic romances,

thrilling escapes and runaways, har- rowing dcafhbed repentance and wild elopemlnts, the excess ol poverty and the extrcnze of wealth, all pass in review before her. She judges each dim from the view point of ad- Glescencc.

Will ir. llnrm the child? What effect

will it hnvf on the grown hoy or girl? These are the questions Mrs. Niver asks herself. '

She lieu sat through yards and

yards rf kisses of every variety, and hcl' llltimafunl, rlfter watching an embrace which ocdupicll five yards of film. wus that four yards should be clinlin'nte<l and that the young peo- Dle should be torn from each other nftcr thirty-six seconds of osculution

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WIIJL BE SENT T0

.\IEXlf'0 CITY, Mexico, June Zil-

'|`llc acting: Foreign Minister, Robert ldstehn lluise, announced Inst night that the peace protocol signed at Niillzllm Falls would he sent to Con- gress fo~ its approval; llc said:

"The place protocol between Mex-

ico and fhc United States wns sign- ed last night at Niagara Falls. The

Strong should see Rev. Mr. Wilson while llc (witness) was to consult the other side, that is, the defendants. Subsequently, Mr. Wilson spoke to

AMERICAN CONGRESS. °

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By a Majority of 3,524.

Nova Scotia _Temperance Act New Comes Info Force

` Automatically.

IIALIFAX, June 26.- The four

counties where polling took place yesterday for and against the repeal of the Scot Act all pronounced in favor of repeal. Cumberland gave the largest majority for repeal and Hants the smallest. It is notable that the Scott act found its. friends,in the towns and the most of its opponents in the rural districts. '

The majority for the repeal of the

Scott act, was as follows:-

Picton...-_._ _....1098 Cumbcrland...... .__1703 I-Iants...._. ....._...2Z7

Kings .... ._

'I`lle repeal of the Scott act means

town records and in those records he

discriminating, and they would take

what in conflict with that of Rev. Mr. Wilson and Mr Heath Strong as to what transpired at the latter's of- fice in regard to the .proposed settle- lrlent; Mr. Wilson was recalled and denied that he had ever heard from

bither of the brothers Strong that

the settlement of the McLellan cases had been made; a similar denial being made by Mr. Bentley who also went back on the witness stand for that purpose. The inquiry stands adjourned until Iuly llth.

ildllllcllsund Persoilri llellleless. 50 Persons

had seen that the nurrher of arrcsts»t,-ated (hen. 9 nr - ‘ ' l _ _, ` . - una sues during the lust two of- three " gm’ 1" “ “mg ° °""““t "" d”"’“‘“°d' srorx FA|.l.s, D., June za.-

years had been greater than' previous- "“""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""""""f"-`-"`”""fr' Nino persons were killed nnd fn,~f,V ln. ly, but notwithstanding that he THE S1-R_\THC0N,\ A SE\.'ER|.; ENGAG \11.~NT illfell, some fatally, and three bulld- stuck to the statement that drink- ESTATE l,<IG\lRES_| ____ E` ' ‘ rcd buildings dostroye-d l,y ,, tornado' ing and drunkenness had’ decreased in ____ l NEW v0|ll{_ June 25__A Madrid which s_\vcl1t through Watertown, S. Snmmerslde within that period: he 0f|--1~_\wA, _,une 25___ The value nf cnznc to the -I-,.n,,,nc ,.,,n0,.t_`_ u “_ iD., tonight. according to inforll\,,tion

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_ ,Tile ééction A T616 Mills; liilig, fini fluff sue sill.

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SALEM, Mass.,` lluile. 25.-Nearly point of defense near the Boston null

half of the “Old Witch City" of Sa- Maine lizlilroad station. Several lem, ricll in historic buildings and buildings in this vicinity were d`y- tradition, was devastated to-day und lnamlted, every available line of h0se` to-night by a fire that caused an es- was directed against the approadhing timated loss of $20,000,000; destroy- dairies, and late to-night it looked ed one thousand buildings, including `as thougl- the fire had been checked. a score of manufacturing establish- Some filly injured persons were re- mellts anu' made ten thousand of'ceived at the hospitals. the forty-f'1ve thousand residents= 'l‘heusarlds of the homeless were homslcsn- nnmpcll on Salem Commons to-night,| ` The flff Origlnated in the Kern with such household goods as they Leather fav-tory on the West side 0f_r~uulf1 pave, piled around them. Long the city about two o’clock this after lines of refugees, rr-ist of them on noon. swf-rt through the shoe and foot, hurl others fu wagons, cur- leathcr manufacturing district, ruin- riages and automobiles, crowded the im: every building in n curving f>»1thil~-.nd ll-using to Beverley, -uhere huh- two miles long and more than half a dreds slfeni the night in the parks. n~ile wide. » Early in the evening, the electric Bilrflilll-I embers- CHl`I'i€d by allight plant was burned out, throw-‘

strong northwest wind, started fires ,` ing the city into darkness. in two other sections, the fashion- The high school, police station, able residential district, adjacenfto state armory, churches and other Lafayette Street, and a manufactur-4 public buildings were thrown open ing and tenement llollsc district in to thc homeless ones, and the city the per.ir.sula bounded by Palmer’s was policed by militialnen. The( (‘-ovc, South River and the water great, destruction was due to the' f1'0l\f-. poor walter pressure.

“The House ol Seven Gables" was' /1 splfmnto fire destroyed thirteen also in thc danger zone. The fire lllvcllings in North Salem along Mas-| burned rl semi-circular path. Origin--on and North Streets. This started' ally driven in a southeusterly dir"c- in a pills of household goods stored

_ . i . l. _ _ >\vn, stnrlds close to the toll ill

that automatically the Nova Scotia tion from the f°°¢ Of (IHUOWH Hell, ln n shed and the police to-day said , . _ l

f|'en,ne,-ance act nomen into f0rce_ the place where witches were hanged that they suspected that it was of 3303?,“§_,LF,,Blngbr;;s:;se:9l(1 Ac;°I$,‘?,t,S_', W0 will half centllrins ego. lt incenliiury origin. The burned urpn " *‘ mg ““ 1 1‘

spread to South Salem and then t rl f l

ing his business' and “OW it.“'“9- if chanllefi its course and crept steadily 'h(;rcdl’lrl`r\iM tlhellqdisd ghinldzyckghulltlh Th" C"“rdi““ heartily C0l‘l_1F1\€\1- BUY*-hmg. fl YH-T0 0°°“"`9n°9~ lin u. uortl erly direction towards isfundimf out against the sk lille and lump (Mgr young ladies 0" their

In °f°95'ex“'mi“"'tlU“ bi’ Ml* “eu Town House- Square the centre of pipes wirrs tangled and' twisted brimam record'

the Witness 9'd"‘itt9d thi" 95 Tow" the cif.y’s retail business life. [into fr-lltnrtic shapes '_`“"°'_'_°°°‘*°

(‘ouncil1or he had had access to the For ,-, time the whole city seenqedl A ,,,,',_(yn_, body Wm; found this_‘,,_ '|_`Oli.\'ADO IN DAKOTA.

door.-id. Then the firemen conccn- fl-rnoon so charred that thc sex

(Canadian Press.)

WIONTIIEAL, June 26.-Ten UIOUB-

uncl llble bodied mrn are walking the

.cts of Montreal unable to obtain ‘oyment. The vast maicfif-Y HPS

foreigners and late arrivals- 'I`l1e', problem is serious us they still are coming by bout loads. What Autumn and Winter will bring

forth few cltizl-ns care to anticipate. _ _____...i_.._

MUHE HUNUHS

FEH P. E. |Silii|]

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ur Hun Hn ’ _sullpmss lisslllovsp wllllll sulfur vllfll lflllfiii-

(Canadisn Press.) _ '

sr. 'Joi-ls, .luus zs.-'roday"s aes-

sions of enquiry into °|lBl’¢°S alalllt Hon. J, li, Flermning and Hon. H. F. McLeod, in connection with the Valley Railway oonstructioll did. not add materially to the eVifle\\€¢ and was chiefly remnrkable for clalhel be- tween Counsel.

Mr. Carvell who is conducting the

on” for the prosecution rbcamo so vicious that he was frequently called, to order by the Commissioner.

Tho evidence of llal Brown of the

Prudential Trust Co., Montreal, was completed and he left for Montreal tonight. ' .

li. W. Brown, Divisional Engineer-

on the road, occupied the ‘mleriffc of

In the list of graduates at the re-

cent chulninations in McDonald (fol- lege, Ontario, the names of three' Prince l~.'dwal-d Islund ladies occupy, conspicuous places. Miss Alberto Mr:Farlallc, Summerside, wins second _ prize ln Hornerruakers, honour stand- ing in .Senior Housekeepers, first place in Homenlnkers- Bacteriology; first in Da ry; third in Home Nurs- ing; first in Household Accounts; first in Household Administration; sixth in House Practice; third in Needlework, dressmaking und milli- nery; fourth in Physiology; second in Practical Housekeeping; first ill

Theory of Foods.

Miss Georgie E. Cox, Charlotte-'

town. lakes second prize ill Senior Iiousckccpers; Honorable Mention in Bi0l0f-ZY- Vooking, Demonstration, Furnishings, Practical Housekeeping, Dresslrrllking and Millincry; Senior

liousflu-lepers.

tlliss Elrlnlu Nicholson, Cllarlotte-

nel y

fha day in telling of det-,lils of con- struction wiork.

The Commission will resume sift-

rings in Fredericton on lllondal' Bl* ternoon. _

FIND NATURAL WAS IN ,_

(:l')IlNTYl OF ST. HYACINTHE.

MONTREAL, June 2.).-Natural

gas exist- in large quantities in‘tbe parish of St. I-larllaby, county of St. Hyacinflw, and a well I,-H60 feet deep is producing u flume from sav- enty-flve to 100 feet in height.

Tests have been made, the produc-

tivc power being about 700,000 cubic feet in twenty-four hours’ time, the pressure being quite as strong at the conclusion ns at the commencement.

(`HURCl~l DAMAGED G

BY SUFFRAGETTES.

HEl_i<‘AF.T, Ireland, June 25.- All

arson sound of militant suilragettes cl.usl>d exfrrlsive damage to the Epis- copal f'llurch at Ballylessen, near br-rc, nt an early hour to-day. The destlmi.iol~ of the entire church was averted l-nly by the timely arrival of thf sexton, who succeeded in ex- tillguishing-, the blaze.

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ARCHIE CROWELL HAS 40 `

PA-\'.\`l-`..\‘GER.\` l-‘ROM BARBADOS

HALII-‘_-\X, June 24-With 4ll pas-

ue of the late Dcer’s residence on \ A -°

sign "s" before the norms of stenm-Iund Monday ut 2.26; it will be high l-rs in |.lo_vd's announcements has tomorrow morning at 2.27, Monday been discontinued as .. frslvlk and fin- .ut 3.03 and Tllcsday ut 3.40. al recognition of the'fact that sail-l The sun sets this evening tomor- ing vessels have bein. néilrly crowded row nnzl Monday :lt 7.55. oil of the sea. In Ll0yd‘s registfr ol: The .rl_oo|l sets tonight ut 10.27 si. quarter of a ccntllry ago, the sail unrl tomorrow at l0.48. H nninn led (ne ,;te,,mel-S l,y 2~_!,4|l2 to! There was ‘ll full moon on Iucs- 10,260 in nnmbors, and 9,405,603 to day, Juni; 23rd ut 11.33 a. rn. 7,414,054 as to net tons, This year's| There wil. hc n new moon on Tucs- registcr -shows that thcrc are now (lily. Jlllle 3"th. nt 3-25 l‘-Iri- ljni; 6,694 spilling vossolg of 3_.*Z€lfl,8Slfil Thrlllrnlrth of today und tomorrow tons, “-nlld the ntdnmppg have ln.|w1ll be fifteen hours und forty-alx creased to 23,803 of 26,517,029 tons. nzinutcs.

Mil. J. E. B.

(Autherltfc Illfornlution in Ifegard to the Black Fox and Fur Furm- Industry)

liim and agreed to the idea of a set- n -‘\ $eflt19|l‘l1_l_\lf‘l`i°';‘ the Vnitcrq clout-ui, agreeing further- tu the pzo- Hggteeu n“°°\;e position made by witness that of he B » ' three cases, in the two against the ltikdlng WB b18°ktf0X. chile fur aitrtzl- clerlr McLellan confessions should’be 1!18lI1d\1ll3l`Y. l'e°°¥‘;1YEW;° “cab/read " eulured, while the otlléer, asl;i}n;l the gin nnglcngv ggexrkor-I,r1-n ce- édward Il; clerk Ferguson, shou 'be wi rawn; -2 - _ afterl-.-zlrds, however, Mr. Wilson in- land. The mnind ffxn ut!l;¢;i£l1;1t;g slated that a conviction should be ob- States P"0P0l\(§\ 9 d U 2 clear land, tained against eacndclerk, and that \"-!lLil¢;l;a;i;l(1)”i;4;*_E-I;`;'~;s7 3" ~ the withdrawal shou be as regar s son - the second case against McLellan, In llle nueltleus Bild their H¥\5W@"B fuer, suld winless, lylryiwnéaou twang- follow-

ed witness to go rig n en o e I _,

('ourt and make norllfezslont and QULSTIONS

have the matter se e- ‘, u w ness I _ _ declined to do this because Mr. Wyatt 1- *`°“*° Y°“'- °m°‘°l p°'“°i°'f| he said was counsel for the defence and whnf- Src your sources of inform _ in thosl; cases and he could interfere. ation in regard -t0 th” f°x'\“`°°‘““5 1"'

’ _ t -yn

-f

'. ' ` lized from the sale of

had gone into Court and stated the amount rea _ t 1 arrangement an-rl' there and then made foxes raised in 1913, Bl;0bam,o;l1n ‘oy

l l lu ms, sua what ner

ligase vhlglhdiigtlés nthlrfatgiaxhglz mol capital invemd W"- . _

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n°`ver ‘Imml eltgrenillglln veddldrllyxds th: What la your opinion of prob- Ilillllgetgezn bgdughtg about. ` able amount of cash diyidends likely 'In his cross-examination by MP- t0 b°_,‘\°‘.’l°"°dki“ 1914,? n ‘monetary

¢ 1 if smug 4 D0 you 11°' 0 H Y

Bentley, brief bn warm, r. - - , t denied that Mr. Wilson had desired losses suffered ill U" f?1§?\2}" “"5 °

'him to write to Charlirtteftgwnetuien daste,‘l{v}n§tSl{:t;on`|:10;lpim0d, of turn "°S“,’d t° tm p'°p°s° ln,-ming as u permanent and pront- men . d,,!t,.yn». - The next 'witness was Mr. Johns- able , It h 1,7,- tone Lidstone, a merchant and City 6. “Willit pay on a pe t as an Councillor of Summersidc. who “id ~ 7' when 'm R com 0 B P l

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that from his iobs;\;‘vnaltti;;`l:l$°heincl:`l;_ bl: lnwhen V hu V D, tm “pn muon' E I n ld and drunken- tal como from that 'now invested ‘Bars ll:dllgdlr?:id?l‘ll1bi;|glmprovsa with- lu this business and i, ow much ef “°' thi fl borrowed mon " in the 11:* ¥°“;:;.; :€'wT; :°irntd:tl”: 9? “Can insurance be had on foxes

the confessions' and had the other cash dividends declare y a 0-,

I ANSWERS lfivrsfollls

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protocol will be sent to Congress to -` \

get thc approval of thc legislative . ' Y _

powers "

Minard'| Llniment Cures Dlphtharla. __,___,________

ward Island under the apllolntrncnt-present prevail. So long as l.llc dc- of the lle'partment of the Intcrior,!n'.lnd for breeding foxes continues to

Government of Canaria, June 1, 19l2_\ be sufllcicnt to absorb the incrensc Ihad since 1896 hecn cditor of the produced, the industry will remain Daily Guardian in this City and inlvery profitable but will be less so- that capacity the news of the fox-` when it comes down to in pclr. I.-nsl., breeding industry culne constantly The change when it comes will be n under my notice. I have attended'-gradual one, a part of the years pro- tlle meetings of the Provincial Fox duction of young foxes lu-illg.s-.ld for Association and meeting of fox com- breeders and the balance for l;elts,. panies in which I am a small share- but after that date the sole of luccfl-` holder and have had access to the ing foxes of the best class will still statistics collected by thc Provincial no on for an indefinite period at Government. high prices.

2. The amount realized from the 6. Yes. The business grew up on

sale of young foxes in 1913 was con- n pelt basis and was very profitable siderably in excess of the sworn before the sale~for breeding purposes valuation as published in the |’ro-,began. At present the industry vinclal liovernment returns, which would he profitable on a pelt basis $3,711,162 und 1 think the amount or at a capitalization of $10.000-00 vcr dividends declared in 1913 on all fox pair for stock of the very best class. enterprises in Prince Edward Island; 7. Only a guess can be made as to was about $4,500,000. This would when the pelt basis will be reached. equal over 60 per cent. on the capi- In the general opinion it was nearer tal invested, due to pay dividends cl year ago than it is today. Opin- dn;-ing that year, ‘. lions vary between two and five years

3. I can offer nothing better than ln the future, while some experienced

a conjecture as to the dividends of fox men believe the sale of breeders 1914 which will be dependent upon will continue much longer. the number of foxes produced and |, 8. I believe that about four-fifths reared to maturity and the prices at of all the capital now invested is which they will sell. Prices are sffll 1’rince Edward Island money and but high and with an average production n very small proportion of this is of young the amount to be dlstri-,borrowed money. Mainly the people buted in dividends next autumn have put in-to foxes money which should exceed $6,000,000. they have saved. `

4. I'know of no monetary losses in 9. I have no definite information of

the fox business, but in a few in-,insurance being so far effected on stances,owing to non-production, the ,foxes,ln the ranches, but have heard ,capital may not have earned any re-,that arrangements are shortly to be 'turns for the year, while the shares completed for obtaining such insur- retafned their par value. ance at a reasonable rate.

5. I believe fur fanning is now Note.-The silver black fox and fur

wall established as a` germanent and farming industry is not connned to profitable industry. ur stock of'Prince Edward’ Island, but fs now knowledge and experience is increas-:nourishing in the l'rovince of New -` ing from year to year- and we may Brunswick, whose soil, climatic and hope for inensascd prodlietion to be other conditions are admirably sult-

tlll‘86 0|' 0l.\l‘ 1 ` " hon common thing to gee drunken men. 01"! 'het i' rgsgmns ,

,,, ,nm ;;°1,*,§{_;1‘;“§,,,‘,§2 2,°¢'°°.lt¢'ai"lii{.l`°l."{.‘$f_ '1.»-t‘ul;il¢l¢yi,,Aic°il¢ lor-_enum ns-

' _ " ‘ _ lmals in captivity."

-*sold at equally good prices , as at ed for the rearing of fur bearing ani-, Auto to the Cliff Hotel now ops

li for $1.50 each return. Phone ,lffnard'| Llniment Cures-Colds,-step”

Bald he 00n5ide"9d tm ln°l`¢59edJlU"",the late Lord .\tl'nf.hcona’s estate in vote engagement between t-he Span- 'receivnd hem by telephone' The twiB`- ber of al`r°9t5 “nd 5"” to be due “0t,thc Province of Quebec, it is said, ish ’l‘ro0ls and Moors in Morocco. :ter destroyed all c0"‘m`““i°*‘l'10I\ by perhaps so much to greater activity,“_m amount to cight minion d0uans_ The tnll,¢n,,,¢n nero rlrivon nfl with ltclvgrullh and telephone to the city '"1 the Part Of the I’F>li¢¢ than inlwhieh will comprise real esmtp une muuy lrilhui mul wounded hut th.-_ “"0” “ml "\f0f"'1ili°"_~ WHS "1\r-:“@- f0I‘mDI` Y€8»I'5 bllf I0 the P0liC9m@“ shares of companies which have head Spaniards lost' ‘.2 officers and 40 men [The 'mme despamh 5‘%“1 fue t_‘“`““d0\ having become in "WCM tim” '“°"e'ofllces in Montreal. The rateable val- lfillcd and woundcd_ d‘,d other d"'““g° ln, me ‘"°l“itY»

with Drobable loss of life.

“D 3 mlm “0“' for d"““ke““°5“ who Dorchester street, which has been for ` MXN AND DFLUGF Would have hee" allowed 9~"°'-‘nd m luany years used ns Government! -I-“E ' ‘ ` “ "

f°1'"\°f Were- ii _e_ ‘S l t $111,000. X acl -°' _ . Evidence was also given hy Mr.,n;-ztlllltlis h;‘"? li; "`a°h°“ lfhf(=)§dicc,l 'HBE MQQHH E'|'c_ LONDON, Juno 2.1.-Professor mn. yvvett. \vt1L0 u°°“““°‘ ‘Or ‘ge 1'". but the uhuvu is considered the u- --- ‘fhj‘,,,‘f,‘,;l“,‘?,,,‘,‘;;,,°h(§‘,‘,' . " n cases, n y ~ - 1_ - I H f » ‘

l\?II:eGl‘rl1d¥.F-Qtdgtirlnédlgent in ;unlm¢I"l mount Rtbatréstyllkqéx* tg Am acclaim* "l'fll£flN'l'0, .lune 27th.-Marlldmei Kl0r‘,1» hngs bllectiphlerfd the Ntpmtll ‘Milw- side who said there was some im-I _____l__ Morilrnfto win-.ls, dns; not mul`h _ 011'?" ll 0 9 1° °"l»'i‘_"E 'J 0 _“l”

provemelililifnince gre féasslziilg of the ,olinll-_~p, ln Vtpmppl-?`tur.>,Y I |vcrslty of Pennsylvania. They give ]m.'ll§<>nl<»xui1rlllnligdpu\-.-.;§R1?dffhrm- SAILING dll?)S\l§rl}1~lJl§ <Id]"l}N'1§H1r sim l.--3.-‘fliliiflliylhrirlllffnay was i““’“ “nd the d"1“’~"" Th” ‘“"”r' hc strong, of the Christian Church, Cen- » ` ___ J , "l\l,,, (ldo wlll nd nlgn this nlf,¢p.!Fl1YS. is, Clcfifly l the Oflf-iii" Ofvthfi tml street. whose evidence was some- |.oNlJoN, June 23-The spuulpl noon he l2_3s, tomorrow ut 1.21,‘S*9'Y l"°S°'"'1 1" the B00 °f -"*"

'pre-scmitlc accounts of the fall of

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'Minlnrds liniment clues garget in cowrf

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CONDENSED IDS

I€0 LATE F08 _

SLASSIFICAIIOH

(`-.\iilN M(l’I`()ll BOAT FOR. I-Illfli.

l ‘lllolln 4l8-.l, 3163-6-26m|n:0,

I<Il.MH FINISHED AT THE TWO

Macs quickest and best in the city.

3141-6-25llrl6i1stpp_

W.-lN'|`l".D, PRINCIPAL FOI! MON-

tagllo lllgh School, supplement

$200.00, Martin McKinnon, Sec.

_ 3202-6-27M3i.

PAIR OI" SILVER BLACK FOXES

for sale, breeders, James Tuplin,l best sfock. Inquire P. 0. Box 6, Alherf'_on_ 3216-6-‘27Mfii. _

WHl<}/\’l` AND ilU(‘KWllE‘AT WANT-n

nd in large rluantlty. F. J. I-lol-'

lnllfn & Co., Ltd.-, Charlottetown. l

3161-6-26m‘.IiEli.

FOR SALE OLD PAPERS. PAR-

ties requiring paper for bureaux, shelves, etc., should apply to The Guardian Office. __2A6‘.l4-‘.'n-§0Mtf. |.().‘!"I', A FEW DAYS AGO A BAR,

pin with monogram E,M.M. Finllcn Please return fo this 01508.

3|liS-fi-2f1lll3i_ .

vi.-\Nrso`.<ullorlNnas 'ro <'ARIiY\ coal from Picton to different parts

in P. E. Island. Cnrvell Bros.

3175-r.-zal\f2i.__

\i'AN'i‘l‘Il'-MALE TFA(`I-IER FOR

Fort Augustus School; good sup- p1¢_=n~-nnr voted. Apply to James

J. Kelly, _Secl'etary,_ Zl2lZi-6-27M6i. TFJACHFJI WANTED, FOR HEATH-

erdrlle school, supplement $30.00. Apply to, W. E. \lcl’hee, Sec., I-Ienthcrvlnle. 321|!-6-27MEIii. TF`.A<‘l-IER WANTED FOR SAVAUE

Harbor School; supplement $15.00. Apply Altemns Coffin, French Vll-i lags Su~'y. VH Y $2212-6-27ME3i. \

S’l`P.AYl-ill MONDAY, JUNE THE 2?.

small curly coat block pet dolr. Please return to the owner, Frank lVlr.Arfl'.ul~_ Cornwell, P. _F.. I. IK?/Jl. 'I‘F.ACllEl! WANTED - PRIMARY room of O'Lesry`School; $85.60 sup;-lr-mint; Midsummer vacation. A. J. Matheson, Secretary.

_W i __ ___ _ rv 3217-6-27M2wks. WANTED.-500 Bl'SHE'LS WI-ll".AT

and 500 bushels b,uc‘;whe~ll_ mth. est rash prices paid. Write (`nl'ter

A' Co., I.td., Seedsnlen, Charlotte- town. 3208-6-2'IM3f. LOST, BETWEEN SPRINGVALE

and Winsloe, June 15, purse con- 'talnlng sum of money. Reward by- returning to this office,

__ _ _ _ 3167-6-26m2fpd. LOST- BETWEEN THOMAS CASS,

North River and Charlottetown, an umbrella. Finder please leave at 16

ffhezxtglut Street. Reward. 3733-6-24

l‘AR'I'Il~.la WILL BE CONVEYED BY

’_°_‘ "";’T{` '°"“ _ '_“"`l*""_”"'“"' `°‘ '__'

scngera on board the tern schooner Archie Crowell arrived from Barba- dos dt Souris, P. E. I. She proceed- ed to Montague to discharge cargo ind is nt present cn route to Sf- .lohn's where she will load fish for lirllzii. ‘l`he Archie Crowell is owned by C. '».V, Anderson, of Sherbrooke, who is at present in, the city.

LET'l`l-IHS OF QUEEN \`I("l`OllIA.

LONDON, Juno 25.-The lctbiirs ol

Queen Victoria to the Duchess Of Gor- luhu, ur., to he sold ul sotheuyu, on ‘July 21st.

!\N()'|`HEI`t OIL STRIK li.

IlEGIf\'.\, June 25-Reports brought

in. last night told of the discovery lol oil in southern Saskatchewan in the Dirt Hills, 45 lniles from Regina.

Sl<`.llI(lUS FIRE.

IlIG\`l~lLS'I`f)KE, B. (‘-., June 25.-

I-llllf fl block in McKenzie Avenue, destroyed hy fire todaY-

Davies Hotel 209-J.

3113-6-24M1Mo1stpp,

Wi-:\' IN 'rm-3 orrr, sun 'rms

Continental Exchange, Newsnn lllock, for options on good foxes, We savc_you money. 3180-6-2V6;M4l

LOST-ll\` THE CITY, JUNE- 26,

1914, between Fitzroy St. and Mar- ket Buildlng, small purse contain- ing two $5.00-bills. Finder pieace leave of this office. 3222-MSL _

'rieilc1lrz.°n“w.&N'rsn"ii‘rili“wus>A'i*-

ly River School No 87. Experienc- ed male profnrred, supploment $54.00. Apply to llobcrt Stevenson., Sacre- tnfy of 'l‘rustaes.__ ‘_ ____V‘ij2f7,}\l3il7¥_l-

FOR SALE - LADIES’ BASKET

Pllaeton with lamp and rubber tires, all in good order. Apply 9 Longworth Avenue.

3206-6-27M3i.

TEA(‘llEl'. WANTED.- IST OR 2Nl)

class for Hamilton School No. 961 Supplerncrlt $50.00. Apply to How- ard Ramsay, Sec'y of Trustees.

3192-if-Z7M2i.

‘\\'ANTl".D, BARBER. GOOD WAGES

for sfrnrly man. For further par- ticlllrlre apply Wln. Hopper, 889 Main Sl., Moncton, N. B. __ _321-f-filg7~M9i ._

\\`AN'l”l~`.[l, SE(`OND CLASS PRO-

tcstant Teacher for Sprlngvale s--hoo1__ supplement $40.60. .l.J. Bell. Sony. Trustees, Milton Sta- tion. 3200-6-27M6lDd.

_ __”_.;*-. ._4,.._____ ...__ _ _ _

W AN l li/I) --Tll‘A(iI-IER FOR CENTER-

ville Srhool, No. ll7, Prince Co. Male preferred; supplement sixty dollars Apply to ll. Howatf.,

Ser-lctrlry Trustccs, Bedeqlle.

L ____,__ _________-"*21§_‘§r2"_M_¥*~_ FUR SALE-A SILVER BLACK FE-

mulc fox, one year old. Ontario rllncll raised. Has been ln an Is- land ranch since late last fall. Ad-

dress "Z", care of Guardian. _ _ _ _ _ .____ ______F?_2_‘_‘9:§:“"f4*-_ FOR SALE.- THAT LARGE WARE-

house in Victoria, belonging to the Henry Wndmnn Estate, Building in good repair. Apply to Peter Newsom, Charlottetown, or O. B.

Wadman_ Crapaud. ,_____ ___§_1il4'§-21M¢°¢&W°fl tl- r.la'1~rs:s wuo wou`l.n“c6N`sipna

anlalszamating their fotos with a Massachusetts incorporntgd Com. Dnhy having several pairs Class A foxes and best caretaker. Write _eo Chas. L- Drake, P.- 0. Box 1268, _lJ9§to_r_\, _l\_f9_se. 8141-6'-lfilfllpdlptlrp ron sans. A l3w‘l!l.i.ilWi'3"lfb`ffh`ai

ln good locality. Suitable for thin. mer residence or mechanic. Near schools churches and factory. llor

further infomation apply 'to ‘ills Post Master Cdutervilla or at ia one.. I lull-e-annlpa.

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