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PAGE Six ' ` THE cHAnLor'rnrowN GUARniAN " " 1 ' ' . _, . Q

R , I 11.. c.»;l1l.... . I THE CENTRAL UUARDITTII

The People

S Theatre Continued 8

The First Mystery in the Chronicles J/

of Cleek

“Tile Vanishing Cracksman” _ I

See

llamilton t`|eek . Nur Korn. l‘olice lnsprctar

It Sir lloracc Wyvcrn

.\liss Lorne . . Petrie .

T0 Smathers I , i .

c.\sr A

. . ` lien F. Wilson

Rob't Brower second

William West 4

. . Gertrude .\lcCoy Sherlock

. . . \Vm. Sadler ,

. . ('has' Ralnson Holmes

These Detective Mysteries produced In collaboration with short stories

Kathlyn To-Morro

w || Matinee Saturday 3 P. M,

Made In Canada To

-Night Made In Canada

Tlle All Red Canadian Pictorial

Canada’s response to the Mother Country`sl appeal for aid.

Showing various units who

have volunteered for the front

For the Wearing of Green ,.§;”,‘;

vaudeville Stdrs Vacation'

l`omtd y

H FIVE CENTS || 130 s. ll l>. M.

’ i I

I' For Sale I

Three P. E. Island,

Silver Black Foxes, (Two females, and one male.)

Prices and terms eas

values on the market.

5633-9-ismlf.

Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two

pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.

P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,

Three Fisher, two females and one male.

you will be convinced, that we are offering the best

T. Gorclen Ives

Montague, P. E. Island

y. Come and see them, and

IT PAYS to buy in the Province. .

THE BRANT.-Yesterday the D.

G. S. Brant visited St. Peter's Island and the block-house on light-house duty.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. Ew-

en Macllougall will preach Sabbath, the 11th at Birch Hill at 10.30. Mill- view at 2.30, and Killross at 6.30. Al- so Tuesday the 13th at Point Prim, ’l‘hursday 15th at Belle River. and Fri- day 16th at Iris at 7 p. ui.

THE ICE BOATS.-The Marine De-

partment has begun to put in hand the preparation oi’ the ice boats that cross at -the Capes, for the winter sea-_ son. V Tilere will be six new boats and tlley are being “tinned," while the old boats, sixteen in number, are being repaired and also tlnned.

SHIPPING.--The Schr. W. Parnell

O’llara, Captain McLean ill charge, arrived ill Victoria from Mlramicilloil Saturday night with a cargo of lum- ber colliglled to Mr. George Ives of Tryon.-The Schr. Bonus. Captain t‘ll1lrlcs Stright in charge, is now be- iilg loaded at Victoria by Wright Bros. with a cargo ot produce for Cape Bi‘_L‘toll.-V. _

MOTOR DELIVERY WAGON.-In

keeping with their up-to-date reputa- tion, Messrs. Moore & McLeod, one of ('.harlottetown’s leading elothiers, have ilnported il motor delivery wagon for use in connection with their establish- ment. It is a illatthlne of McKay make and of 30 h. p., and attracted consider- able attention when first used ill the city on Monday-. ' -

SIGNALLING SERVICE.-Llelit.

Keith Rogers, the officer commanding the local section of No, 6 Signalling t`orps, left yesterday morning for Hul- ifax, to be attached to the composite regiment oil duty there, as Signalling Otiicer. He was accompanied by Qua- lified Signziller Ernest Auld, wllo has enrolled for duty with the signalling section of the regiment above men-

_ tiolled.

HORSE RACES--ln conncctioli with

the races to ile held on Primrose Park, Pealtes, 'Thanksgiving Day,tl1e committee of lllanngelllellt wish to state that the 'l‘hrec minute and Green ltuces will bc both halt' mile heats. The Special Train leaving (’ilarlotetowll ut I0 a. ln., will stop at Mt. Stewart halt' an hour for lullcil leaving there at 12.30 will arrive at Peukes shortly before 1 p. nl. 5937.

THE WINTER STEAMERS.-lt

was arranged that the (t. G. S. Minto, wllicll is ill ilalifax, should go on the slip yesterday for an overllnul and re- pairs i1l preparation for the winter scrvicc. 'I`ilc Earl Grey, which has llccn taltcll over by the Navy Depart- lllcnt, was to have sailed l`ron1 liali- fax yesterday, hor mission and desti- nation not being known,

PROHIEITION CASES.-The case

nguillst John l\IcI{c11na, t'or till :lllcgcd

infractioll ol' the Prollibitioll Act, again rzllne up at the t`ity Police (Tourt ycs-

l- cuaiulniu

l One cent per word lirlt 1 each continuation. Cub 1, Twenty-tive ecntl.

$11111 11;- _-v-_>;;; fi-,ff-I-I-f-flfff-QI-112111155;if-Eflfffiff-iffilil-Q-f-3211-2 f

insertion in this colum. hall cent per worn 1 must accompany order. Minimum charge

LASSIFIED AOS

lcrday, but was not concluded ‘and has bcen furtllcr adjourllf-ll. Mrs. Mc-

Kinlloll, city, on cor1vl-Li'lll l'or vio- ‘l lation ol' the l’rollibllic7l Act, was scu- ‘ tcliccd to lllrcc lllolltlls’ ilnprisonlllcllt

and has ilecll collilllitlcil for trial.

ACCEPTS POS|TlON.- i’l~ol`cssor

('. l\I. Wright, tlu- popular or nllisl of

ed R

:xiii

LOST

W'T'T LosT. oN i5'o'UGLAs`sTREETl"'A'

llousl

1.ll.l1lll l‘r1lll

slllnll <.\p1t.1l to 111.111 1;_,< l 11' ward island on list <l.ls\. hold .lrtnlcs lin, \lo1l<\ (.1 ed Apply \l toptlnlld 1\. St T la l \\ l = 1.1

utsl \ .lll< ci llisl

-I otioik .1 310|. _

pu-sri --

\ llllt‘I`

"" |'1 ,uold broocll. l<‘i1l:lcr please return

to <i‘J llouglas .\`tl'cot. ‘

V LOST.-A GOLD CHAIN, WITH

gold coin tlttzlcllcil. l"illllcr kindly leave at 260 Gl‘c.l`to11 Street.

B~~.ll¢iER§*\vAN1s1l

_ _ ___ __ _.1920-10-G-mst

LOST;I.atlics gold brncclet "watch

in conlfortabio p1‘i\'nt.|~ hous central, bath. sl\\\'<-rage, 1-l<~_; men pri-l`crrr~~l, no otllcr iw

l-, very ucllllc- 1:ll‘di~l's.

AGENTS WANIF.

vW'rE`o"l'{lAN on wort/lAN_'

, __ ‘ _ij

` 'a`ll~! -‘.\1-'i

.. J

.fr `

Apply here. $.92-t-10-tlllltli

|-__i.__i__.l__

rlcnscrl milk factory. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at this oflicc.

5399-10-511131

res

NEPAL

)lll l\

GIRL WANTED FOR GE

10u'~.l\\ork .\ppl\ \l sl \ l.o<l|.,\

ppcr llllltl .S1 1

‘ I0 I. nlt

FEM all; lll'1l.P WAN

WA`|~iTE`o.-'-lvlA`lD "Fon/"GE _

houseworlt. Hrs l-1. tl. Vol I.-, :lo

_ llo<'Ilt`ord Sflllnro, _'.9211-til-tilllfii

lv .': ' . . 1': "_ .`. ". 251' "' 4- 'rw-1.

:`.9l.l- l`

FUR SALE

/`\`_` `

Oi Mrs (`roskill, T Wost slr Tlltlrsllny lu-xt, Sth (ll-tuber.

furniture rolllpllslnll dining room. hall, bodroro

inspection \\cdllcsda_\‘ at l`rolu 1! till -I o'r-lor-lt. -Il. l Ailctioilocr. s'.!Iit.>»itl tl

FOR SALE 75 ACRES WOOD

fronting on thc ltillgstvnl ltond. l.o 33|. l\lich;lcl licrrigzlll, .`\JortIl Wilt Shire. .`»\`.\§-ltr-:'l.\'lIli

“FOR SALE: ONE QiTi'IIli~.’t.`. S black female pup. Also two

Holt-Renfrew silver blacks." 454 Amherst. N. S. 55-I9-S 1Il\’lff

`F`oR SALE A coop, LARGE

lvnrlsll l11."i

__ Box "6, Molltugllrn ...$9.2 I0-.l.\inlwf.»i. 1 F611 SALE-oNi'ARld RANcH EREE

cross tox pups. guilrnntocd to show 60 pcr cent. tn 90 per cent. black and in good colldltion. Two hundred to eight hundred and fifty dollars pair to quick buyers. Apply T. M. Davis, Box 121, Wyonling, Ont.

5751-9-2£li\i2\\'ks.

FOR SALE AT ONCE TWO PAIRS

interior Alaska Silver Blacks and 3 pairs dark patched foxes. also mink and ilshcr. Prices right fn. cash. (Jome and sec them. 'I‘. G. Ives, Montague. 5076-9~l7l\lEtf.

MISS D. RUDGE

NERAL

parlor. 1 and

ltitcholl ftlrllitllro. llollse open for

' 'rf-rlloon.

LAND

ILVER

pnlrs Box

i- . CLASS

A, 1914 nllllc fox, or will ext-llallite for rl fclnalo, llnfl pay fllfferollf-0, or ,

'5.=‘- ;;~_,_,,. ~ will mate witll felnale, free keep and .*.}1__f ,if `_, ,' bali' thc lllcrczlsc. Write lilzlck I-`o.\', . , - , , , _

l ,, y _l _ _ _

l`ridav night \Vill thc arties kind

tions usltlld.-Glit). WALKICII.

5906-10-5M3i.

i al

_,_ WlU';_"E ¥_l’_W5.ll 'UL

BOY WANTED.-A boy about 15 yrs.

of age, with good reference, is want-

UC_TION.-Zidllrllitllroht tll(-ml‘<\s'irlolll'7o Od to lem" 3 good trade' Address

oct, oll

com-

mencing at ii 0'(-lock, forclloon.

"Z" 1’. O. Box 116, Charlottetown,

5549-9-llmti’

l-._ 4 Y J

MISCELLANEOUS Fc-xEs To so/(Ro.-wE l-i‘A'v€

room to board four pairs Class A. fox:--1 on rcasollalllc terms. Apply to .\'ortlll'I`ryon Sliver iilack Fox ('11. 5'l9lfI-I0-ti-1116i

ANY VILLAGE OR COUNTRY DIS-

trivt wanting all cxpcricllccil music

f ti-:lr-lim' upply 1109, l~`it7.roy St., (‘l1ur-

lottt-town. 52498-10-5l\I6i.

A LARGE AND succEssr=uL l=oT<

(`or1;lllll_\'. 1:1 this province solicits <<»ll~rs|>l»ll<l-111:- t`ronl any small colllpnllics or individuals wl1'l might wish to alllalganlatc' or to co-opcrlltc willl till-nl. Nothing \'»'l1l lu- ll;11sirl<-l'crl cxi:-.-pi Vines .\. fo.\:cs. Pro- mpt rcspollsc :lslull for. Addlcss P. A. ('arc Gllilrrllnll Ollillr.

5918-10-Gllitf.

. .. 1 .A

wanrrzo _

WANTED. DRESSMAKING .AT

holllc. 151 Kent St., next Gllardiml Ollirv. 5908-I0-63|.

FARM WANTED- T0 WORK ON

slnlrcs with vlcw of llnying. Aged pcopll- desirous ot' farm help pre- l`crrerl. Apply or write A. il., tluard- lan Office. 5909-10-t$M3l.

WANTED To RENT A SMALL

house for fnmlly ot three. Apply at this office.

' 592:.’»10-61l13l

FURN|sHEb_ DO-GBLE--B'Eb"RooNi between Sawmill Bridge and Con-

sTo`LEN on TAKEN .FROM TEEE-

graph Otilce, (`lcvcla11d Bicycle on

' _ - 1 D . ly i‘|'IlIi`il S1llil(‘. itil lll.llll£'.B ll.I'(} IUIOWII and :lvoid further trouble? No ques-

5643-9-18 mtt.

;: Manufacturer of fine hair

ht'ldd¥ouq7es. Also hair

, tor alle. 1 iGreat George _ Tizmwimzmop .1

4,5 & , .

' ing gentlemen’s

FA`§M"`" WIATNTEDII-"ADvE‘FiTl§E`R

wishes to purchase A term in

good condition near Charlottetowli. Or would lease for tive yearn. wi h

option to purchase. Answer by letter. giving tull pqrticulars as to ' loeutou and price, W., Guardian Op! ,A t _ sm-ice-mm

.J .. .~..§ I. I

lf.

tfllrist (‘hurcll, .-tmllcrst, l`orll1c1‘l_\' of ('llarlottclo\vn. has tellrlelu-ll his rosi- guation and accept(-tl ll position with thc St. Az1dre\v's l’rcsllyleria1l coll- gregatioll in Nc\v Glasgow. l’rol`cssor \\'rigi1t during his stay ill Alllhcrst, has won 1`or llinlsclf il high reputation as 11 lllusiciall und choir leader, and his departure from that town will create a void ill musical circles that will be difiicult to fill.

SUFFERERS FROM GERMAN IN-

SULTS.-Doubtloss many persons ill Charlottetown will have pleasant rc- collectlons of Mr. Frzlnk Deedmeyer. who was the American Consul at this city in precedence of Mr. Wesley Frost. With his wife, l\Ir. Decduleycr has just arrived in London from (thi- nlintz, Germany. Ill an interview with the London Times, Mr. Decdmeyer de- scribes insuits that were offered to him by Chlmlntz mobs irritated by thc fact that he and his wife convcrsed in

ANI] llllllllillllll

"Pape's Dlapepsln" makes sick, sour,

gaasy Stomach; feel fine.

Do some foods you out illt back --

taste good, but work badly; ferment into stubborn lumps and cause a sick, sour, gnssy stomach? Now, Mr. or Mrs. Dyspeptlc, jot this down: l’npc's lllapcpsin digests everything, lerlvlng nothing to sour and upset you. There never was anytlllng so safely quick, so certainly 1>i`t`cctl\'u. No 'lil`l`e|‘c1lcc how badly your stomach is disordered ‘ _vou will get happy relief in five inlll- utes, hut. what pleases you most is that is ntrengtholls and regulates your stomach so you can ent favorite foods without fear.

Most remedies give you relief some-

times-lhey are slow, hut. not sure. "i’ape's iliapepsin" is quick. positive and puts your stomach in a healthy ‘ condition so the llliscry won‘t come

hack.

You feel different as soon as “Pape-'s

Diapepsln" comes ln contact with the stomach-distress just vanishes - your stomach gets sweet, no gnnes, no bleaching. no erucations ot’ undigest-1 cd food. your head clears und you feel ' fine.

Go now, make the best investment

you ever made, by geting a large titty- cent, case ot Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to :utter from lndlgentlon, dylpepslu or any

stomach disorder.

_ ,,. 1

LIVE STOCK RAIBING.-Prof. W.

H+H+H

f ll lltllunllll

MR. ARTEMAS HOWATT

Ou Saturday, October 3rd, at his

old~home in Tryon, 'Mr. Artenlus Ho- watt of Summerside. passed away very suddenly. The deceased was np- Dsrently in good health having helped his sou with the harvest all dav Sal

grand-daughter went to call him

nce ea 1 ue to ellrt ure

slid that he had been dead for several

MR. JOHN W. PARSONS.

The following is from the Broad-

view, Sash., express of Sept. 10th.

John \V. Parsons, anllounccluellt of

whose recent death at liegilla came as a sud surprise to his lllany friends here. was born at Margate, Prince Ed- ward Island ill 1873.

After his mother's death ill 1879 he

lived with his grailrlfntllt-1', Joseph Parsons, one ot the sturdy English piollet-'rs of Margate. Here he spent his boyhood and at a very curly age took charge of his gra11dt'zltl1cl's farm, lnauaglllg it with surprising ability and success for one so young. ln 1896 he married Minnie Walker, eld- cst daughter of David \\':illtcr, Esq., oi' Kelvin, P. IG. I., and for some years they remained on the fzlrm at Margate but Iilldillg his health llccessitatcd a cllunge of climate Mr. Parsons came \\'est and :liter a short stay in I3..(‘.., hc sr.-ttlcd down at Broadview’ taking a position with Tllorburll & (‘ol1s, Gcn- eral lilercllallts. Later he set up in business for himself ill pllrtnersliip with Mr. T. I.. Johnston and again his spriglltiy pleasing lllnllllcr and shrewd business ability aided largcly ill making the husillcss li success. l\I1'. Parsons whilc living ut Broadview took it pijolnillcnt part as a public spir- ited citizen and had served two terms us town council, but he way always greatly attacllcll to his llonlc and wisllcd to have it. beautiful nlld at- tractive. After this store was burned to the ground ill 1911, he decided to try his fortullcs in licginn and had sillcc resided illcrc. i-Io calnc through In very serious illness ill 1912 bill had illadc a good recovery and ll:ld in-eu steadily at work till token with typ- hoid lzlst month and despite all that medical skill and care could do for him llc succulnbcd on lllonday, Aug. 24th. ills rclnailis were brought to Broadview and intcr1'od bcsldc those of his two infant <-llildrcn \vIlo had predeceased lllnl. At the funeral scr- vlcc ltev. J. ll. I.. Joslyn paid sinccrc tribute to the high qualities of his dc- ceased fricild as u citizen, as tl hus- band alld parent and as a member ot' the Methodist (‘hurch. llc leaves be- hind to mourn tllcir great loss it widow one daughter and l`o1lr sons, also his futher ami one brother who live ill lllichigall, l`. _S. A., and his aunt Eliza- both who made llcr home with him.

Kailua.-

_ ______ _,___

ZlPPll|ll MDS

“l`!l~v German attacks oll Antwerp

coliillnle. Last. night tlte inllabltants of .\:.l\\' -rp were startlol by thc lm- l'lr\rl'llpfc1l tlluuderlng ol' guns. The I‘~.-.._':ll1.> respoll lc! l'l‘ol'1 i'o1'::: li1'l:.>n-

“Shells fell ill the village of Bille-

hrocck, demolishing the town hall and il mill. Nearly all the soutllerll forts lvxerf- active in inflicting heavy losses `on the Germans. It is reported that thc (lerlnans lost 8.000 killed at Fort Wiivre-St. Catharines.

spolldellts in Belgium, writing under date of Wednesday, has sent the fol- lowiugt-

“licfore the Germans can DFGSB

have u formidable obstacle to over

each time a hall of Belgium lead from mitrallleuse and rltle sent them stag- gering back from their pontoons.

“The German siege guns have thun-

dered incessantly with replying thun- i Q

der from _;.h_s outgying tor;s_ ot An_t__w:ar_|_J. 2Fh tIs"Fe Separate y a eague o ong s e c - r t 09 0 re um_ es of woodland and pasture, the giant Oc(t)g§g?e13th 191% ,

combatants, invisible to each other? * ‘ have hurled their_projectlle_s through Fare and one Thifd Iggug

\lo‘l;ll arf' Vlilclhm nt 1 oilwtt this . L L S lllurnillrf

One of the Daily 'I`elegrapll’s corre- ' "Hi .~|'|"

homo an attack againit Antwerp they |"" l ‘“

‘ ~ scum ~'

ECLAIR -

TIIREE-REEL DRAMA

ii-_-_

This story run senalv in |

The Saturday Evening Post U

' Jeif Branslord _....>.,........ . . .. . .. .... - “'~J0l\u50n

]uhrinyDines ........... . . N.A.3|YlfS Billywhite .. ... . . .....Ri:hurdBartlct.t EleaporIioftmau,...... __ . .. .........PearlI`ook l\lrs.Hotfmsn........ I.ucieK Villa MaucleI.ake...,... . .. .. .. EdnaP|yne lierbertl.ake ,... _ . ... Fred llearnc PappySaul\der|.... . . ......l‘léllWils0n

mass-Rl li f .___

I love and thrills

1-01...... Prince Edward Tonight

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ESSANAY CQMPANY PRESENTS

ul-day. when he ala not arlsslnllls Ffan¢iS X, Bushman

usual hour Sunday morning his little

and found him dead in bed. Dr. Dougherty of Cape Traverse was . _ - -- -

s_t;l_:ll1loRed_ aint agter exa1_1_1l1latio£__pro-

hours. He leaves to mourn besides A StlJpeIld0l.lS Dramatic ATTYHCTIOH a sorrowiug widow now in Omaha,

Neb., two daughters, Mrs. l~‘ranlt I N T O A R T S Arnett, Summer-side, and Mrs. E. (1.

Blundell, Omaha; also one soll A 1 V Y 1. '- 11' D11 1 - - _

urs, now ving tl - tome

stlead. Tryon. Tllgiiie i1llLso (survives

him two sisters, Mrs. Life Muttart " ‘ _

and Miss Libbie, of Cape Traverse; A Powerful Dramatic `

two brothers, Calvin, of Victoria, 1;. ' ' - A D t. .

E. Island, and Charles of Portlam, ‘ Oregon. The tuner l took place 011 i

Monday, the 5th init., at the l'l'csby- L f

b_'t i Ce >t , T ,tie Rev. 0 ' all el' ' ° .'vir.eri-Irilttle ndinieiatlnlslon Tile pall- ' ' g rom art to Finish

bearers were Messrs. W. W. Camer- on, John McKay, Henry Smith, Web-

ster Howatt, Alexander Morrison | -

lense in the towel' oi' the only remain- ing church, compelling the Belgian gunners to turn their artillery against the forlorll house of wo_rsllip. The Bel- glans' second round int thc SIOQDIG suliarely. The building burst into flames and the 111it1°allc\\se was sil- enced forever.

GUN FLASHES MARK GERMAN

LINE OF ATTACK. .

LONIJON, Oct. tl., 3.17 ll. 111.4111 dc-

scribillg the attack ol' thc Gcrlnnns on Alltwerp. thc corrcspolldent ol' the Daily Telcgrapll, wiring from Antwerp, under date of Tllursday at noon, says:

“From the top of ll gas tank at

Hoboken (three miles southwest of A1lt\\'ei‘p) last night was witllcsscrl ll scene of solllbre grandeur. The lillo of attack on the city was ilcililcd in the clear night nil' very shzll‘pl_\' by llashcs ot` thc e11cln_v`i; grcnt siege gulls. Silnilzzrly, ll lillo of dct`clls<-. was shown ill points of lights whit-ll stabbed the night. from the liclgizlu forts. ll was pol-zsilxle occnriillllzlly to see the cl`t`ecl ofthe falling sllclls.

"Tho zlrtillcry llucl conlilllli-.ll

tllrougllout the night. Tile (ll-l~lll;1ll ill'c sccnlcll to bc dirr~ctcd <~l1icl`ly to- ward cillptyillg the olltiying villalgcs, and every road illlo Ailtwerp was cllcltcd with refugees.

"Tho liolginlls have sui`i`f.>rcd ill rzolno

<|l:a1'|crs. whiic in others they have ill- Ili'-rod loss. 'l`ill: gcllclull llolnllvo ill- spiros colltltlollcc.

“All ::<-clitillg oil`lcel‘s agrcc, i1olve\'vr,

that thc Gt-l~l1la\l1 attack is nlcrcll' al dtlliolleitlutloll which is not illtclldvrl to IN- pu:<l\¢~<l ilonlo. No liclizillll athl- tors l1l;\'o illll-ovf-roll any great lll;ls.»..\.1 of (ll-rnulll illt`untry."

ZEPPELIN SOARS OVER BELGIAN TOWNS-DROPS BOMB NEAR FORT BFIOECHEM.

A dispiltcll from Antwerp to thc

liclltcr 'l`clc1.':r:ll11 (‘ol11pz\ny says that a Zeppelin was reported last night suc- cessively over Moll, Itcllly, Tllrllllout. Bourg-Leopold, 1 Merxplas, llrccht, col-srlllnlle and Westmnillo and at 3.30 in the morning it dropped bolnbs near Fort Broecllcm without serious darn nge. il. then approached Ailtwcrp, hilt was put to illght by the fort s.

All night the Germans bolubarded

the fortresses of Antwerp, the dis- patch contlnues, but the forts replied' vigorously and proved that they were still working intact.

This morning the artillery duel con-

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Wanted

1 Pair Class A. Silver

Black Foxes.

2 Female Class B.

Foxes.

FOR SALE:

2 Pairs Patch Foxes (Ontario) 1 General Purpose Mare.

FOX CO., LIMITED.

to Invest.

1 Exchange of P. E. I.

Head Ofiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown 'Phone 485 P. 0. Box 4

Write for a copy of Prospectus. Now is the time

Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK

The Farm Stock fd’ Fox

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THIS COMPANY was _the first incorporated company to

engilget in the business of breeding silver foxes in cap lvl y. BREEDS ONLY THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE of pure blood original ranch bred Island stock, and has the largest number of such animals of any company in .existence--all registered Class “A" in the P. E. Island Fox Breeders’ Association.

_ OWNS SIR WILFRED"-the most famous fox in the

world, and manv others of his class, which assures the perpetuation of the very hlghlur value of theICompany’s animals Will not buv, sell orfharbor an inferior fox. GIVES AN ABSOLUTELY TRUSTWORTHY PEDI- GREED RECORD, under the Company’s seal, with every Young fox lt sells. _ CORD_IALLY INVI l`ES intending purchasers to in- spect lts ranch. animals and records. OFFERS OPTIONS ON 1915 PUPPIES NOW, on a clear, broadly interpreted contract, SOLICITS _CORRESPONDENCE on_any phase of the Sliver Fox lndustry.

5 NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE for the greatest busi-

ness boom o_t the present generation that is coming on the white wings of peace. .

The Silver Fox Ranching Company

Allzerton _ 53 State Street Prince Edward Island Boston, ?Mass. ‘

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