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JUGUST '11’, 1922

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I sands“ ‘oiilsatisfied men ‘ ~ who use

_ chew l, ilirkey 8r Nicholson Tobacco ch, Ltd.

pufltitllfflfl

in line. the thou‘.

i ickey’?$_,Bla ck Twist

he Tobacco that is al-- ays good. Theonly real

Charlottetown

towels large size

War Memorials, and Granite. 1 e manufacture every part,’

BECAUSE l

Our machinery is the most up-to-date I

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i. ; BECAUSE .:~ . ;

i our large staff of skilled workmen

» BECAUSE We carry the largest stock in the Maritime Provinces Q! We have been in the business for three generations.

_ THEREFORE

Our prices are from 10 to 50% cheaper than others.

THEREFORE

Our workmanship is the best.

Our dellverys are prompt. We guarantee to please you.

Write us stating approximate prices or size of Monu- ment wanted and we will either send designs and prices or our agent will call.

J. hulvciiv s. sins‘

y Amherst, N. S.

g: .-ii».. eweb» Mill»

"fiiibi

return.

snow h... ‘Holml-II’! Catalog. nosm noon rLoua up»

' "Bleed lWDlessa you better.

d‘; Weeks white and colored bath reg. $1.60 for 900-10-31

TEA AT BELFASTr-At tihe olli

$1.00 pa/lr.

I church grounds, on Wednesday,

Ausust 1s. 909-i0-6l

EAST Ann weer, wlmtry meytioi- the finest outing

V, o-f the season at Enieraldflcnll‘ tomorrow. .

Train leaves Chur- lottetown. at 1,15 p. in. Atigll-fl

an inch English white cotton ‘finished soft for the needle, 5 yds l?!‘ 750. FGE- 22c yd. Friday and baturdny.-—Beer 62 Weeks.

' 900-10-31

86TH BIRTHDAY.— David Arblug 0t‘ this city celebrated his 86th birthday yesterday. Mr. Ar blmg wilo is hall and hearty is still

. engaged in the Blacksmith trade.

SCHOOLS 0PENlNG.-,- Pubile schools taking mid-summer and fall vacations will re-tlpcn on Tuesday, the 29th of Auguiit, inst. Public schools taking midsummer vacation only, will re-open on 'l‘ues- day, the 29th of August inst“

DON'T FORGET the Excursion by the “Harland" this afternoon

‘ at 3 o'clock. Make tho run up and

sec the girls in camp at Cranberry whari’. Oiiiy costs you a quarter, 033-11-11

ICE CREAM SOCIAL and dance at Riverside Pank, Vernon, Tucs- doy, Aug 15th. Lively galllc of baseball, beginning at 6.30. Every body COIIIO and enjoy themselves. Should the weather be unsatisfac- tory the affair will be held on the ucxt fllle day. 931-11-31

FISHERMEN CONVICTED.— Tlwo convictions were sccllrcrl at Slalllmpc by (l. W. 'l‘um‘blln, of lilo R. C. M. P., for having lobs- lrwrs in possession in c/iose season. One party was arrested and taken

- lo the County Jail over ilight to

await trial, and yesterday morn- ing ho was tried before Magistr- ntc Shaw and comllnitlod lo n. term of three months’ ilnprisunincrit. Tho other pleaded guilty rind was finr-ll $50.00.

NEW "Y" SECRETARY.—'I'lle lcsignulitlil of Mr. G. ii. Gorbull, uocrrltilry 0t’ tho local branch. Y, M. C. A.. which hns been receiv-

| " l ton, acting

O-O-O-O-Q

Th9" Flour That Gladdens The Heart of Woman

i cLeorl’s.“Special” Flour f

HAVE YOU TRIED IT

Once a habit is formed it is hard to break, yet we may often miss a good thing by sticking too closely to an old habit. '

MOLEOUS “SPECIAL" ls a "good tiling" a new habit

with a wcil established reputation. Thousands oi‘ women have already testified to this reputation by their long pat-

McLeoifs “Special”

"TlHE PRIDE OF THE HOUSEWlFE"

Ask your grocer, he has it or can got it from his woole- sale dealer.

McLeod Milling Company

STRATFORD, ONTARIO

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Midsummer Bargains AT IiUFIPS

We wish to clear out fifteen pairs men's NP Pllbb" boots, $7.50 value. We offer them while they last at....$3.95

We also oller this week about 40 pairs men's boots. black or brown, MeKays and Wetts, llzes 7. 7V1. 3. 3V2. 9- Vliiues up to $9.00. No extreme pointed or very broad toes at .. $3.95

Just received, men's low heel box calf or patent buckle ltrsp ulwll‘ 03-95

We have also the Claule. Model, Murrly Mild ""5 “h” hill" erode makes of this very popular shoe-

Wtmen‘: up-to-dste White Canvas Oxford: ................. .3130 Headquarters for Hoieprool HoellW-

corn 3120s., LTD.

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+o+++o+o ‘+0 y

I tibia duties about Sept, Isl. iflonbell loaves to trike. tip the. posi-I

brmld". It seems ll ipllv that ally-

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l “Tiili 2 MACS” j

secretory of

.Ioiin "Y"

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Beer

town l and‘

. oi‘ auotilol- secretary in the near ‘ iuturo and a very capable and cl‘- =_ ificit-nt young marl has boon found ‘in lilo pol-sou of Mr. Ray Poodle- the Si. for the past year, Mr. Pentlloton is well-kilnwn here and ‘has relatives at Clyde River. Mr. son ticket will~ b0 readily lll§pO$QLl'Llylngglflnt} Boston;

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firs‘ CENTRAL contour;

SHOP from Holmaifs Catch‘.

THE CELEBRATED COLLEEN brand damask table cloth size 72x72 reg. $5.50 for $3.50 Friday and Saturday-Beer 8: Wbekks. ffi0-l0-3i

LIVE FOWL-The Delaney ct... Albany, will be buyinglllve fowl on Thursday and Friday of this week. highest price paid. No Leg- horns wanted. i

BEER 6- WEEKS Friday snd Saturday pair of toweli. size 21x2? extra good quality regular 35c for 20c each. All glngliauns 20% off.

.- 900-10-31.

Tile many friends or Mrs. Bsnj Houston. New Glasgow, will learn with pleasure that she is progressing rapidly alter having undergone a successful operation in the P. E. I. Hospital.

THiE BELL PICNIC will be held at Bell's Point, Cape Traverse, on ‘Saturday, August 12th, 1029.. All relatives and friends are cordl- nlly invited. M not fine on Satur- day ‘will ‘bo held the following Monday, Aug. 14. 904-10-2i

MERCHANTS OF P. E. I. are cordially invited lo attend any or all sessions oi‘ the Milritllnc Ilc tail Merchant's Association which mccti-l in the Provincial Building on Tuesday, August 15th, contin- uln-g tihruugli Wetlncsdny August 16th. 9154-11-11.

\ CHAUTAUQUA COMMITTEE. ~- Althougll the fifty persons who signed as guarantors for Chautau- qua next year on the understand- ing til-at the total of one hundred would be reached will still be hold for their proportion of the respon sibllity in tho ticket selling cam- Ilililtll. yct it was (icclncd advisable to secure a small and active group of mcn who would constitute thcm solves an executive committee to iusuro t success. Accordingly, twenty names arc being, secured on a new contract to assume the bnlanco of tho responsibility. The persons wihn have thug far cxilrezssr-ti their desire to act as a small executive committal» in co- operation with the larger group of ticket sellers ilrc: Moi-oars. R. H. Jenkins, Isilliot. Full. J. B. M- ~- ihlrry. Isaac. (Barter, Percy 'l‘urnci- lArrrhlbalrl lnwin, G. I); Wright.

fioorgo Dclilois, W. A. Miller, S.‘ A Millilififlll, W. T. Wcilnl-r,

Dr. llcath Mulntyre.

cll with rcirffii ‘by the AssociatlollnJr-ilkirs as lilo prime mover in tllcllcy ‘Spokane necessitated securing tho sr-rviecsipruilositlon and Mr. Percy TIIPIICPlDUIIIIQIIY Boston

as hoail of tho tickot cnnlmittem, the success nf the next Chautalr-ilton, Saskatoon; Jae. Willie and

qua is assured.

was It is expected that the sea

roccnt [irogra lli ye“.

OPERATION SJOCES$FUL —-

Lztnlilros Brotllors. J. I). Jenkins.

w, _]_,rlalc; Reid, J. I). Mloiviillan, J. A. Clark, rlalo P. J. Smith, Newton; J.

norm. ARBIYALS

VICTORIA HOTEL

iMrs. G. Johnston, Montreal; Mrs. Sutherland. Toronto; Mrs. Dollar North any: l“. holy-arrest. John J. W. and Mrs. Lambnt, ..'I‘ruro; G. C. iPBtJbleB. wife and children. ‘Moncton; E. i8. Flair], ‘Montreal; F‘. J. E. Wright.‘ 8'Sidc;' W. S. tCurtis. Siiilde; J.B. Turner, Mont:- ton: Geo. I). MuCiuskey, St. John; A. lB. 'Wllm0l, St. John; H. C. Perry, Moncton; D. W. Nelson, Truro; F. R. Harvey, Toronto; A.- Eaton Richmond Va: A. E. Wood and wllfe, Boston; D. J. Proctor, Toronto; ‘fhns. J. Russell, Hamil- ton; Mrs. J. A. Callender Stellar- ton N. 8.; It‘. L. Estalbmok. Sack- ville; R. A, Parsons, Caipe; Charles Walter Wilkins. Cape Charles; Ben Marks Presque Isle Mo; W. R. Chrlstll- Prosquo lsln Me.; CC. Brewer. Prcsquo [sic Mo; R. Mil- ciiell. Fredericton; L. Thompson, Amherst; Mr. rind Mrs. E. W. Calnmwll. Somervllle Muss; Les- lie D. Desmond Si. John: J. MEI- mou; D. Allen Gilolpll; E. M. Pa- pallar. Qurllioc; Miss Dickey Cueliph Ont: Miss J. B. Ford. Boston: lH. R. Ross and wlfo St. John: C. J. McGlnness, New York Dr. J. IS. Allan St. John; K. R. Crockett. S"Sidc H, A. Stewart, S‘Side J. F. Arnott SiSlde Wm. Clark, SlSlllr; W. "Cllflfy S‘Sltlo W. E‘. Rnlvlcy Si. John. '

L. A. HC-llz, Truro, J. Roy Grier. Sackville. l~‘|rerl Foster, Toronto. Miss ‘M. H. Meilke, New Glasgow. Miss N. 0. Gray, l-Iallfax, F. C. LaFrough and friend) Saskatoon, Geo. S. Day. St. John, Miss Hur- lcy, Truro, Miss Leila lliurlcy, 'l‘rii~.-o. Miss l). Randall. Trilro. Mr. and lMrs. J. M, Carroll, liart- ford, Conn., Mrs. L. B. Carroll,

and wife, St. John, Mr. Hudson, Slimlnorslrle, Miss Brennan, Suin- merside, C. -S. Williams, St. John, D. S. (lanipilicll, Sackvilic, N.B., C. Savarrl. Montreal, L. Russell, Montreal, II. C. Low| Halifax, W. ll. llamtnn, l-lilniiltonf. I). '1‘, Hargreaves, llullfzix, L. C

Hogarth, 'I'ol'onto. Mrs. J. S. Jenkins, city, Dr. it‘. S. MucKay, Montreal.

Mai- REVERE HOTEL

J. R. Sitndcrson, Boston; P. A. Stplcfil‘ Brockviile Ont; Elmer Brown York; Robert Johnston. Keilr-iingtoli; D. A. Beaten Belle

River Chaiif. A, Strong, Toronto; Galler, Borden; W. A. Mcfalder, Rivcrdale; ‘Mist-l K. McCaldPr,

Itiverdals; Dan McKinnon, River- Mrs. Dan ‘McKiunon River»

Hartford, (.‘<iiin.. R. l-I. HGIIIlQTSOII, -

Fidelity of ' Late» ' Tsarilza Evident From _'r_l_e_r Letters

LONDON, Aug 10.—The Lon don papers publish extracts fronl the lute TBarllZa'S letters to her husband, covering-the period of 191-1 to 1917, an cxpurgated copy of which the Berlin Russian pub- lishing firm ‘"S1ovo" has been e-ble to procure. Of the first vo- lume, containing about two hull- drerl letters written during. the war, the Morning Post says:

"A persuol of them in their original, unexpurgated form will easily convince any unbiased rea-

inan sympathies and of the slan- derous nature of the statement that she betrayed her country. Moveover, the legend of the Tsa- ritzrfs secret relations with Ras- putin is also shattered. From first moi llaie ‘ytliese ‘intimate, homely letters from a loving Wife to her

husband leave the impression of deep, undoubted, sincerity and motllerly tcndcrnrws with one great, predominating note, how

to help llcr lllilllllfifl sweet tree. sure,’ how in t-uilsole and cn~ courage him. to‘ hoip hiin bear the heavy l)llI‘lll']l\|)l1l.1‘.CIl on his shoulders by fate."

In one I'll-u" the Tsarltzzt wri- tes: "My HWULI. one must al- ways he tuzcrriiragoll and remind- ed that ho is tho emperor and can do anyiiliilg he likes. hut you never -\vili avzlil your-self of this right. Yoll inlmi show them that you havc :1 will of your own, and that you arl- Il'll nrdcrcd about by Nicholas, and his :li-.- not ufrairl of you but 1111')’ uiust ho made to foal‘

you, ‘My darling boy, do make them it-ar you. it is not subli- clonl that. they should love you.

'l‘liey must b0 afraid to cross you or to ciluw you pain. Everybody who rouliey loves you wants you to be iirliloi- and lllorc resolute."

Scvtral iottors are full nf colli- plaiuis zlgaln-st the ‘Grand Duke Nicholas and ills dominating pn- l-lition as (eoliilnandcr- in -clliei’ oi’ the imperial army and lilo late Tsaritzzi docs not llillo llcr joy when silo learns that lilo Grand Duke bus boon removed frolu tho supremo command, and superse- ded by tho 'l‘.~l:lr himself. i

‘ll l'l'Illll.‘Oi'. find. wltrlla," says, “to trxin-css all I want say. My hcarl. is too full. have at inst shown your will flllll your non-or, you havo proved that you rr-ally aro tho monarch with- out whom Russ-in cannot

With lvlayoi‘ Donnclly Spiilfllllt) West; If. Brad: West; Miss W. B. Muss; Jnil. .

Stewart Now Glasgow. J. S. ilum-

_ lArlllr-fl that lshwiro Portland Me; .1. n. Brund. given to tho nlovenlcnt by reasoufago l-lltllfux; Ernest white Rich. of the universal opinion that-tho mono;

Cf; M. Davis Montreal

"the lllfikivfrs. J. S. Itay Boston; Frances

hi. Manning Boston; ‘Alton H.

W. ll. Mac-

GorhclPs resignation takes effect of next your on the reputation thztqQuuJ-ric wire and child gt John,

at the end of this month and MF. Pclidleton will prod/ably take over Mr.

lion of secretary at lilo Mollcton

i“Y", relieving there Mr. (loo. Sin- Iolair, who gocsto Isonrlou, Ont., ‘as physicial (ilrcctor._

CAUSE FOR DlVORCE-— The man whose wife servos hiin with poor ‘bread is‘ entitled to rt- divor- ce on tho ground of inhuman trl-ntrlnoill, for their is no excuse ivhatilvcr til-day for oven lilo poorest person having to eat bread that is not the hillhost qllillily". The invention of the "REG-AL" quality oi flour made gnotl broad making easy and the husband who is not satis- fied with his wife's baking. should tell TIOTJIO. and then suglz~ esl that tho next time silo buys flour she must. insist. on "REGAL" lilo brand that is “wonderful for

body those llnyi-l should br- eatinlr that is not of llo fill- l-sl quality when fluent quality is an oaslily Illllflf‘ with "REGAL". Ask for "REGAIII and insist on netting it. . '11"

llave You ever Tasted it?

Orange and Lemon .' Squasli— the highly @0095‘ trated juice of the Orange i and Lemon mixed with pure cane 5115B!’-

Mitnufuctured by a 8M0- ' nu English process in L" don,‘ England. A small quan- tity in a glass of plain cold or aerated water. make; an exquisite summer rlrinks,—- .\ with appolllnarls water. “which we also have" lt Is magnilioonh- Drink Klfl— . Ors and be cool and com- ' fortaible.

Druqglete.

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14o or, o». st. i

" to report. lily August 20th for duly

" Parish. Plctou (founty.

l, the chum-pious ' that during lho summer the boys ' used Mil-NARITS LINIMIENT with

. muscles, bruises and

, ket. Every learn should lbs suppll

FOO-O

n’ Two MILLION

‘(Illautallquzl has [itself this year. I

PERSONALS

l tMr. and Mrs. Clarence Gallant. aild two soils, of Providence, R. I., motored ling Wlellnesday night. 'i‘ht"y are guests or Mr. Gallaufs sister, Mrs. Adrian Peters.

Mrs. William Ciiowan, of West Royalty, left this morning for B05

for. (laughter Pearl and little grandson, Stunlt-y "llossllgnoll. - Mr. E. G. Painter, representing tlhe Anlker-l-Iollii Manufacturing C0,, Lld., Srtrnia, Ontario, arrived ill Charlottetown yesterday on a business trip ill tho interest of his company, who arc large manu- facturers oi‘ Cream Separators. Mr. G. II. Gor-beli has rcturncri lo the city from a motor trip lo flVloncton. where he acconllilhnlcrl his ‘ilrot-hcr, Mr. A. P. Goriicll. Supcrlutcdlzllt of the car scrvlrxc, Mnnctnll. who ilus been visiting (lharlottctoivn.

‘Rev. Thos. Trainor who has been spending a vacation horn slur-o lids Ordination has rccnlvod Instructions froiil Bishop Morrison

as ilsslstant Priest to Rev. J. A. Butts, Parish Priest of Lourdes

Yarm-olith, N. 8., lllarith 24, 1921 The Secretary of the Yarmouth Ath-lellc Associal-loli, who were for 1920 of the South Shore League null Western Nova lScotia Bash Ball, states

vory beneficial results. for sore sprains. It is considered by the lpiiiyers the best‘ white Ilniment on the mar

ed with this celebrated remedy. (Signed) _ ., JOSEPH L. LeBLANC,

Secy. Y. A. A. A. Chum-pious N. S. South Shore Loagile 1920.

PEOPLE

In Canada weer lune to , rut their Wes 0T improve , light.

Glasses really sue eyes and are a sign that the 'wenrer values eyesight erosional).

Our examination will tell If no: too. will

ion, Mass, on a visit to hcr daligil- Mcnnmlm‘ Grand River Silo was accompanied by her] H_

‘Otto A. Guesbuckamd wife. West

cstailliullcd for‘. J_ p}? Ifufns‘

Hilgllos, St. John; Wnl. Jackson. ‘Boston, Mass; P. A. Spioer. Brockvil-lc, Ont. R. J. McDonald. Si. Peters-i P. Sutherland. Si. Peters, S. MacDonald. St. Peters. J. C. MacDonald.

Mae Gordon, St. George's Margar- et Mciformack. St. Georges, F‘ Solo man, eorgetown, Harry Callaghan Lake Verde, W. L. Browning, ;Toronto, M. Machay, Halifax, Jo seph Vernett, Boston, John A. Lot 14. P Jim, Boston. W. S. Foster, St, John, W. B. ‘MacNelll, Suin- mersido, . G. Palmer, Pt. lluroli. Mich, John Saunders. Ottawa. Goo. I’. no Taohern, Boston, Miss ‘Mabel Parker, Cardigan, TllOS. Curran, St. John's Nfld. Frank Davis, Badgcn. Ni'ld., D. A. Mur- ray, I’lct0u..Mrs. J. S. Ray, Bos- ton, Franccs H Manning; Boston. -—-———-<o>--—-—

THE RU5S HOTEL

Mrs. J. E. Erica, Bcrlnlnghnm, Ala; George 1H. Tilrncr, Swrlrth-

more. Pa; Chapnl/h, iilloy. Cin- cinnati; Willia-m 8.. Munsln, Cili- cago; Lillian M. Skcrry, Boston;

Allison Young, Revcrhead, N. Y.; tMrs. Allison Young, Rovorhcad. N Y.; IIr-rnlan Aldrich, Rivorilend, N.Y.; Mrs. Herman Aldrich, 0t- orhead. ‘N. Y.; J. B, Johnson, Ot- tawa; Mrs. J. B Jolinuon, Ottawa; ‘Juliet Young, (lhautauqala; Mau- rlcn Mcltao, Chautauqua; B K, Foulgen, Chautauqua; Moron] OI- sr-li, Chautauqua; Connie Dun- lap, Monclon; Dorothy Steeves, Moncton; Herbert F. 'I‘nyl7r, (‘hiin tauqua; If‘. A. Bourno, ‘St. Lum- br-rt. Que; Mrs. F. A. Iinurnc. Si. Iinmlhert, Quin; Dr. W T. Ray- mond, Fredericton, N FL; lVIrs. W. ‘T. Raymond, Fredericton. N, 8.; Miss Diokcy. Guelph. Ont; C. L. Miles, City: Mrs. C. L. Miles, city, Richard lMlios. city; ‘Dapllno Miles. St. John; Mrs. H. I1. Miles, St. John; Oliver Miles, St. John.

QUEEN ‘HOTEL

II. W. Weeks. City. J. M, Gull- lault, Fitssett, P. I., G, Cameron, City, Mrs. C, II. Blssell. Wrath- rnp, Maura. Sadie M. Gillie, City. B. G. lMIlCFIIPlJIIIO. Ssokville, A. J. Mot-Adam, Sackvllle, W. A, Tring Icy, Amherst, Mrs. T. W. John- ston, New York M. S. Lea. Var- non River, Walter Peters, Victor- ia, BC, Miss Beatrice Curran, ‘Car gnu, L. F. Hogarth, Toronto,

New York. o???" --—-<o>_-_-

CIUTWORM-B DAMAGE snore.

QUEBEC. Aug 10—-Cutworms hnve caused more darlings In-this province this year than Inst year, according-to Mr» George Milltoux. chief entomologist. who returned

eyesight bene- on. n c. HARRIS“;

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from an. Inspection tour-today.

lyou suffer. I havr- suffered also ‘ I am still hilliiifllig daily for you, Forgive mo, l pray, my dur-

|ln pml and for having insisted ir=o lllllf )Ili I know foo woil your‘ .SCIIHII.IVB nature. You, have lliltl-

llo fight agilinst it, and have now]

iovercolnn it, You have had to

lfighi. and win. and battle alone- Ilallfax; R, T]

against everybody. This great ilatlle you have fought for your [country and lllrollc you ‘lave iiouizht. alone bravely with I fortitude,

- “Your faith and your trust have

St. Georges, i; , , , _ , ‘"14- tn Charlottetown, ai-i-twlvuthmqne MacDonald. st‘ éeorgesl eon tried ‘and abused too |I1\|(ll'l

but you have remained as fll-lu lls a rock and may you be blessed for it. Godi has anointed tyou ’I'sal', and when you were crown- ed he placed you where you are, and you have done your duty. Prayers of oilr friend’ Rasputin, are being rail-rod to Hoavon day and night. i‘rl~ you. anti God will hear them. This is tho beginning of the triumph of your reign. lie said so nnrl'l belicvo hiin iinplicl- tly. Your sun is rising arid today it is shilling so brightly, and you will charm all these great fail- ures. these cowards who have lost

their w-ay, these ‘blind fools, these dcr'.ci\'€r:.." » Foxes In Burford

This Industry is Now Thriving Brant County ‘

Prince Ifdwarrl Island Jilfl better look to its luurels as tho centre oi‘ llle iox farming industry, since within the confines of Brant Collll- ty there is today a fox farm which is proving most successful. ll is that 0i‘ the Ontario Silver Black Foxes. Lld., and is located at Bur- ford, in lilo heart 0|‘ one oi‘ the fin~ est dairy. stock and general farm- ing colnlllunities to bc found in tilt‘ province. It extends ovr-r five/and ll. hall‘ acres, and is built conlrilry to general opinion, in that it is in the opcil whom wooded lots inighl. be looked for. Bud whiic against general opinion it. lei In iliic WIIZJ lilo most advanced practices in fox farming, as shown by tho fact. that the larglast l‘ox farm in the l'nitcd States. alt Ausablc Chasm. ‘N. Y., is built entirely on the open lot principle. '