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Kensington
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'~Truca|l|d .‘.°i'f»i;f‘- '~ giiouni stewart, » (Bt. Andrews;
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LATEST NEW
»»c-. Is.
:_ ll! Cllafties are lfeiiulaled by Law and are no greater ‘
than ot_ai_1_Ind1v_idual.
Consultation or correspondence invited.
The Eastern Trust Co.
_ _ A of
Depends upon its 'being correctly d id i entrusted to’a Strong Executor. ram an se°°ndly`
» 'ifhefnssiem-Trust comps., ...nf .-,-,~ --as-_-» ~ drawing your will correctl; gg -E#e¢P*°r;1’¥1.“1=l°s»iai“f‘"2 all the advantage-mfs..-
" t111¢l__`Hlff-l`I\l§l@¢S. none of their drawbacl<s.~ ‘
‘_ . _"‘ il" - F' t'.7 _`. _.2 t ' I A A f ir.. l .,,i,;,’,"~=.°f ll# D1¥¢5>¢°f.S and Olliiters, and its large
A l _._l_’€t,§§i@_I”_1fé¢ ,611-its. Streneth.A‘b_i1iry and Good
If »fe,ev.-J-.J' _f,_,:_ _-. .__ ,-2
W. S. Stewart, Manager
Charlottetown
Capital ` $1,000,000. “ Total Assets $15,000,000.
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John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited
Authorized Capital.. ..... ..$750.000. Pai' value of shares, .............. ...100.
REMEMBER
l The DlNNlS i‘hDlGREED FOXES are the liesi in the world.
2 The ranch has an enviable history of success.
3 A large Company is a good insurance.
i BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President-John R. Dinnis, Esq.. Charlottetown, P. E. l. Stocliman and Fox Rancher
Vice-President-llr. B. C. Borden, Sackville, N. B. ' President, Mt. Allison University.
Secretary-Treasurer and Business Manager-
W. E. Cameron, B. A., (Oxon) Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Professor of Economics and Commerce, St Dunstan’s College; __
Member of Executive of P. E. l. Silver Fox Breeders’ Association.
P Major A. A. Bartlett, Charlottetown, P. E. l.
President, “The Guardian Publishing Company”.
Sec-Treas. “0ysterman’s _Co-operative Association of P. E. Ji ~:
"'Se¢'--"ini-i»`:iii'i."“‘l’.` Ejlsland Provincial Rifle Association."
Charles lyon , Esq, Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Ex-Mayor of Charlottetown. Member of ilie firm of C. Lyons & Co., Coal Merchants.
For further information Write the Secretary,
W. E. CAMERON,
P. 'O. Box 147, Charlottetown, P. F. I.
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Souris Tea
The parishioners of si Marys church, souris, win hola
their Annual 'l` ea in aid of the New Church on the beautiful grounds
On Wednesday, July 15th, 1914
Every effort will be made to make this gathering one of pleasure,
comfort and amusement to allpairons. As Souris is one o_f _the most chamiing summer resorts in the Maritime Province, a visit to it at this season oi the year will ie most enjoyable. _
The Charlottetown Watchman describes the Souris Tea, as
follows: “there is nothing that draws like a Souris l` ea except, per- haps the Exhibition. lt never tails. 'l he w_ay patrons have _ been received at previous Teas is a g-reap attraction. lhen there is the natu ral charms ofthe place and ai day s sport ahead. Eager pleasure- seekers will be counting the days till the Tea .
Remember the clay and date and cancel all other engagements
and come one and all to the Great Souris lea on Wednesday .llily 15th
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Fraetown Emerald .lunoeioii Iiradnliione Fredericton
Hiinter,-’_River U North Wiltshire
Milton Royalty Junction Charlottetown. -- York
Midssii ~‘
St: Peeei-'s Five Houses
Selkirk si:.‘UhKtlsr~ ‘ Bear River
Nsw Zqalltnd ,
Harmony. ` ‘ Hourig.
iam souri|\ror_ nioiimond Lsavs nouns ion 0h~'¢°W° Bf°"°“
p * ‘ stations _between Suggdg 1% ogy tnf,>_§q'g‘,§ *_"“l“°
.,_. _...ss ie
, 1914. _
Following are the fares and train arraiigements:- Special trains will leave Richmond at 0.40 a. ni. and Charlotte-
town, 8.10 a. m., and run in the following schedule. -
TRAIN DEPARTS
D.20 5.32 6.05
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8.50 10.14 10.20 10.37 10.84 10.41 11.00 5.25 ii.l5_
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.~ -lffnlllllnuso these guns'an<1' newer ‘and aurer ones 'Pill Protect you from Durla Ram, mould he get it -into his head to.oome this wny.."_ ' ‘
The colonel, Bruce; and Ramabai
set out at once. -Alter they had gone B °°~'“°l rider entered the-compound .°1\4'80“K'l1t audience with Bale Khan. l<oth-lyn and Pundita..1|ore.i in. the wlnnound at the time and the lor- "‘°" “W Zreotly interested in the Saddle bass. orisoiisa to one lot which WHS si binocular ease. Kathlyn could not resist the inclination to open. this case. It contained an exception-. lilly llno Dail' of glasses guchaa were- used in that iday in the British army. No doubt they were, mpart ot some l.0u_l:. -
Suddenly an idea como to hor. She llBk'°<l Permission (through Pundlta) to ride the camel outside the town. Alter some argument/the servant; in vhurge consented. Upon -B, knoll outside the city-* ai hillock oi’ sand glass. From this !>ro'- montory she had n. rouge ot some'-. thin like fifteen ' 119
S to twenty rn s.
Buck and forth her eyes roved and suddenly paused. - __
(Continued next. Saturday.)
AN IMPROVED FOWL-HOU SE
Well ventilated houses are required
for our climate, and there ls " ‘no' doubt that foul air has much to do with the niuny ailments which trou.-_ ble the various poultry yards the. presence of which cannot well be accounted for otherwise. \\'hy'shotilil fowls be confined in atully, close- smelling houses in this climate? . A .<ood plnri is to no build the lions.:- thnt the sides shall not he lower than three feet; from the ground on any slilo snve the west. The front oi the house should face the north.
Let the roosts be placed one foot
higher than the bottom boards. .-\t the top oi the side next the rooi,1ct there be an aperture all round of, say, two or three inches; any foul air ascending would then escape. In winter time this aperture could bc closed. The plan oi house for ordin- ury purposes is worthy of being put into practice.
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E v e r iy lo o d y feels better when Liver and
Bowsls are normal. Kgep yours toned up with _.
r 1 Pffdéiii- _ A :_ (1‘.i¢oAblm~_'eVI‘rA '1_'al»I‘°_l¢
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for ol) »ir
tharloiteiowii Sleaiii Navigati0n'°‘Co. Lid.
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commencing Monlayfl the lat ot une, the
STEAMER NORT-HUM-BER\LAND saves Charlottetown tor Picton, N. ., Daily, (except Bundny) at 8-‘Z0 'clock a.. m., -leaving Plctou on re- m ,lion-1; 4,00 p, m, Connections ada at -Picton* for all points in ova Scotia. ' "if '
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BTEAMER EMPRESS Leaves _Suiur_nor’sid_p__ _ior_ Point-dw ‘heii'e,’N'."`B., l`fnil'y`('§'iéépt Bundny) about 10 o'ol0ck a. In., lenving Polntf ii-Cheno on return about 4.30 p.m., onneoting with... .ex-presmtrolns tor harlottetown and Tignish. Connec- tions made at Point-du-Chene for all points in Canada and the United
tatel.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
harlottotown, May 29th, 1914.
267l5-5-80Mt.i.
Full Passeng __
List _ _
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The "S, S Digby" on her ladt
trip from Halifax, June 20tll;‘-oar- P:-8°"-':i.i'~°-“ri.“f a ng ovi onfoo epopiiar y
' 0'; this splendid new passtingervl
is .
'tribe “Digby-'s” next sailin5_
any person anticipating n. trip to Europe this summer should make reservations for this next nailing. $80.00 Saloon to Liverpool. 0115.00 '_
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1 Tiine "Tablet S. S.-Htlvlsboro nocirr Po r rnizizr
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"°"l.iiiih_T°" 'i.s|f° 'Pt :foo sal. sae ml.
u ».lfl?. ’ 31-- il’°i’2 fl
1.`so nn. -:loo _i>.;i|.\
3.80 “ _$.00
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_ SOAP
And Cuticura Ointment. They afford a pure, sweet and economi- cal ' method of "preserving, purify- ing and beautifying-the skin, scalp _ and _*wif __F°*'<“§Fr¢S§ing_e¢2em=1S. raslies, _i_tcliin`gs,_ inflammzitions and chafings of-fimfants, children and adults Cuticuta Soap and Cuti- C_ura.O.lntment. are most effective.
Cutlcuro Soap nnil0i|itment are sold thrniiizhout
the worlll. A llbcrulisainpic ol riicli. with 112-pnim bnokleton tim r-nrq_|i_nii iroiiiiiiuiit of ilic skiiiumi si-mln, nent post-iri'c.` Address Potter .Drug g Chem. Corp.; Dept. 7K,‘Bo|tou. U. fi. A.
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H.-is nun Irs nav
The necessity of keeping thorough-
bred stock in order to“m.ake n. suc- cess of the poultry business is bc- comiug more and more Llpllareiit. llongrcls have had the duy und evcii thc farmer has come't.o realize the iiiiportanco of well broil birds. If you are alter eggs you will get n uniform lot. ns to size, shiipc . and color. The up to date market man “nuts the eggs grndeil in order that lio may thc better dispose of them, and if you have lnit:_the one kind oi birds :ill the grading you will have to do is to throw out thc small eggs.
It you want meat you will find that
any one of the stnntlniwl bred birds of thc heavier clans will answer thc purpose. lf, __tlicy are of one breed and variety they will all have the same color of skin and legs nr.-d when shipped to market make u fine np- penrnncc. lf the birds arc hatched at the same time you will have a uni- form lot to market. When it comes to the inn-cy trnde you simply must linvc. well.l\r;0il birds. Even the hc- ginner wants tlioro_uglihrad._ . ,stock ‘ \-.~ e arts and ou cannot sell
’ ‘ rmsr or .ii.1:."- - PAQ;
ALBERTA OIL LEASES
3" We own! of adresqot
oil leases, selected enrly, nod report- ed on by well lmowii men oi practic- al oll experience, n.'en who have oper- ated in California, Borneo, Egypt, New Zealand, South Africa, South America. and in all the known iields oi the world. _ These leases are located close to de- velopment tvorlr in each of the follow- ing districts. Sweet Grass, Pincher Creek, Uinomnn, Mowbray-lterkeley, Monarch, north and.south, Red Deer, Wetaskiwin and Wainwright.
The lenses ot many well known companies in Alberta-today have been selected from our.holdi'ngs and wo can suppl_\"`you` `wlth anything from 40 acres up 'ln any district yoii_ win
So-n.i»1.n_v wellnnre now being drill- ed that 'the location of the moin crude'oil field is only a matter oi weeks., For the . _' successful] torn'-ation -oi an oil company, we iinggest well located lenses lin cncli district. so that theflnding of ii large -bony of oii in ony one, win hen- efit all.
We have a number of Alberto clinic-
ers -ready for companies ol different sizes. lle can lay down n .\'tnndni'd Drilling outfit in a short time, on GREY Payments and supply experienc- ed "Tell 130 K-‘Periite it. We will co-o'|i' crate the flotation oi 3 company with responsible men who have, or HUD" Wlll. di"/el0P n good siiles or- ganlzntion.
Experienced oil n-nn all agree that
the discovery in Alberta of one oi the lal‘g€St oil fields of the world in imininent. 'I‘he.possibilitiee to you in the Ilotatloii 01 Q company in your locality ure tremendous. By ,, ¢,,|-G. iul seksctlon of leases you can nuie- guiird your ptocklioltlcrs, [tml practic- ally eliminate ull chiiiice of Io;n_
If this interests _\-ou, writi- us ,fin-
freo iiiiips 0! the _entire oil fin-111 nm] full particulars. w|~1sTi-IBN i'_iNADA i'rioi'i<1ii'r|i.;n_ L'l`D., Lougheed Buiiilin-3, (lnlgnry, t'nnoon_. after:-1-i0=\ii0,1i,ix_
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FOR SALE
Options on two pairs of Class "A" P
Ellsland Pure Bred Silver B ack Foxes. Each pair of different blood arid can be mated up-male of one pair and tomnle of other. Noted for fecundity. List year identically some cross oarno-1485 p. c. ou tho price of thoce options De. livery guaranteed in September. Splendid opportunity for private nvestnient. Full particulars on ipplication.
P. 0. Box 513 Halifax, N. S
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| Sydney, Charlottetown. St. .lohn'o Nfld. London. Ing "
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Mniumeleliiilivltillélerltlie .Cl>\ilii‘#1\r.
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iNciieAsian racitlrirsi _
By the laying of the telephone between Ndva
Scotia and Prince Edward Island, the Maritime Telegraph
- and T_elephone_ Company; ha_v_e,;;:1ttended their field of operation and iven added facilils _ ` their- many patrons.
Prince Edwarglsland is the Hc r®inc&ac rding to sine-in the Dominion and- `, rv-ice_provi_§d the public__will now be more complete and _eiitensiiiiie than ei/gr. _ _” nl/ 5,'-~_ _i{.‘,;'-_3_-_*_ _-1"`We are dealers in the securitiielsi of___this_COIl_‘lDany.
Full particulars will be furnished on request. 'Q ;`
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F. B. McCurdy & Conf
I HIHBERS 0l` MONTREAL STOCK EXCIANGI
lalilas. (lttawa. Montreal, St. John. Sherbrooke, K_in||tQ,
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Get Your Supplies
at Bruce Stewart’s-
Owners of autos, motors, motor boats or farm engines
save time, avoid trouble, get best quality goods at lowest
pfnices when you buy your supplies here. Note these special o ers.
Spark-plugs 40c to $1.25 each Fresh dry cells every week.
Pliers of nickel plated drop~forged tool steel 350.
High quality gasoline 25c per Imperial gallon.
Primary and secondary wire.
Cup grease according to quality 10c to 25c a pound. Prompt repairs at moderate charges. -
Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd
Steam Navigation Wharf
(Y _ _
hen h at _ y eggs or birds unless you have the, quality. l
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Eastem_S.S. Corporationi
Leaves St. John Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at 9.00 a. m. for Lubec, Eastport. Port and and Boston. Returnininlenves Central Wharf Boston. 9.00 ii. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
John. DIRECT SERVICE lbetwcen St. John nnd Boston.
MaiNs1'i-:AMsi-iii>i.mi: ' ‘
Direct service between Portland and New York Leaves Franklin Wharf. Portland Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 6.30 p. m. for New York. Day trips leaving Portland at 10.30 A.M for New York. Leaves St.J0hn7 P. M.A\lnrffic time on Tuesdays. Fridays and Siiturilays for
Iioston direct. , '
St. John. Ticket Oitice. 47 Kim; SL -
L R. THOMPSON. T. F. &P. A
PLAN'1'_I1_N1:'
lJirect` ‘ Route to" ‘Boiton
IS. S. Evangeline from Chnrlottetdwn -Fridays a o .
lriigorlfi ilalifax_ `
_‘g.__§._g1i;angelineSnturdays. h r” . . ttfartdurid amid nrsday . '
Passengers leavin;y¥'harloitetown nn Ninn-
=f 0"' nelgt vvfithti‘i\tenrnnrg’Ea;vlng Hal nx for s nn.
ii in n o
or ui er in ormJASnUp`pR%{AGHER‘
' -‘ Agent
from Haliinx is July 18th.',aa ,-. - Cskmmwdwsgr \ 4;.
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NEW TRAIN SERVICE
Montreal, . Toronto
i`.“,.Ii}~"» -Chic“goi»ii
(Via Windsor and Michigan Central) I Lv. Montreal __ . t 1 .li th- _ Ar.‘l‘ofo1ilo|l ‘» \ ~'o_ ‘ lim " Woodstock, - 0 45 “ " London. . 9.25 “
Arr. Cliloalo, . 1.45 a. rn.
_ _lv ’H6i|_O'¢aI." - 7" 2 ` 00.00). rn-
Al-. Tonhlo. - . 7.3¢ s. rn. " Woolsioak, . . |055 " . " london. . . IHS " “ lonnit, » l.3l~p.m Arr Chlulo. '$.05 pm
_o»i,"Eioi Au imi ions
D hl\\».d.l- MMM* me M-
International Line 1
Change in Schedule, 'llncrealsedf
Service. i
Pridavn for Portland, ii<IaN¢1>0ft. I-\1l>¢¢ *lid SL |
A E. Flemminll. Aiicnt St. John' .
Divided into
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1 Association.
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" Dltroit, . . IIS! " .
Common tock
The essence ‘of good judgment when investing in the Silver Fox In- dustry is low Capitalization per pair for high grade Class A animals. ,
i ~ The dividend- security of the 25 p. c._Prefer_red Shares of Silver Foxes .
- and Fuis Ltd. is on the very low basis of Capitalization of only $14,000 per pair ‘ § and the parents of their fifteen pairs of animals _are without a single exception i all registered in Class A accordmg to the requirements of the Box Breeders
. You will make a mistake if you invest in the Fox business without look-
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
_ ' “l '20 p. c. with application, 10 p. c. each 30 days from datcpf 3DDllCf1fl0l1
“' i9l'ovid'ing` howeverrtliat the full amount is to be paid on or before August 30th, - 0 1914. Applications for less than ten shares must be accompanied by remit-
tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value. t _
Discounts for Full Payment with -Application
7 Onapplications received in June, 3 p. c; in July, 2 p. c.
DI R ECTO RS
I Silver Foxes and Furs
Head Oilice
l ' CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA
Authorized Capital ‘ $300.00()
25 p. c. Preferred stock having first claim
" on' each year’s earnings for the next five
l yearslfor gayments of dividends $210.000
r_r~*“
90.000
_ ` $300.00U
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_ FRANK R. HEARTZ, President c. J. STEWART.
_ W. K. ROGERS.
' ' __‘ .1 - _ _ _ ‘:_' MGt&¢ George 8ti'oot,Cliarlottotown. ».....-i'l‘iI~2la-Pdl-“lrssiis ~. -~. _. » in . .
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Royal Bank of Canada Bank of Nova Scotia e
KUVW
» Member Advisory Board Dominion Trust Co.
_ _ Prfuldsnt Provincial Exhibition Association: President Prince Royal Bilvor Foxes, Ltd. 'la Great George street, chariomzown, i°,n,i. F. L. ROGERS.
President W. K. Rogers Co., Ltd.. General In-
ditltea. bl A tl.
anrnnoo ins p gon
‘ Director Hackett. Silver Fox Oo. » Director Rosen-Peyton slim Bison roxss,i.m. A. E. SHAW,
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Director ltogorn- Pnyinn Silver Black Foxes, Ltd.
Manager Alliortbn investment Age-song.
Atherton, P. . Island.
Vice President and Managing Director Silver
' Fox Ranchlng Company.
Director Rog»~r~- ayton Silver Black Foxea,Ltd. President P E Inland Fox Breeders' Association.
Alborton, l‘. E, Island
iii King Street West, Toronto. Ontario,
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