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GUKICDIANA ' _'_'_ _

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_ Stew- _ . .J

Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

_.__¢ _

commencing Monday the lst,

June, the _ < `

STEAMER NORTHUMBERJLAND

Charlottletown for Picton; N-.io

‘2 Ai.I=.iIoN nav. _

Leave! 5,, pn.ily,, _(except Sunday) at. 8. 0 o’clock.a. m., leaving Pietou on re~ turn about 4.00 . p. -in. Connections made at, Pictouior all points in Nova Scotia. I

'tsrsiaiasin szitrnsiss .

Leaves 'Sumrnarslde tor Paint-du Cheng, N. B., Daily (except Sunday) about 10 _o'clock a. rn., leaving Point- du-Chsene on return about 4.80 p.m., connecting with express trains for Charlottetown and Tlgnish. Conneq_ tions made at Point-du-Chene for all noints in Canada and the United States. ‘ '

G. W. WAKEFORD,

` Manager.

harlottetown, May 29th, 1914.

" 2675-5-30Mtt.

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i"ANADIAN

_ PAci_r=|c

NEW TRAIN SERVICE i

»alnE'rwiznN

Montre and Chicago (Via Windsor and Michigan Central)

Lv. Montreal, ‘ 8.45 n, m, Arr. Chicago, 1_45 L m, Lv Montreal, |0,00 p. m, Arr. Chicago, . 9.05 p.m_

Trains consist Li rary~Compartmcnt.observa-

ti_on._But`fet and iiiinil Cars. Standard and louristvalecpe s.

Only Through _All Rail Route rasrrsr TRAINS Between Mouriteai. ind cliicnco

w. slliown so'.i`> i>.A..c.r.R..si. ien..,.v.a.

.iii~ _

Eastern S._S. Corporation

International Line

Change in Schedule, increased Service.

Leaves St John Mondays Wednesdays an

. d

Fridays at 9.00 a. m. for Lubcc. Eaatport, Port _

and and Boston. Returnlngdeaves Central Wharf Jn0_ ,I_ Poole... ........49,925[ - - 3 4 7 I u

n . . _ _ , so ii o . . ‘ ueton 900 a in Mondays Wcdnc ays an . HAMPT | Reglstered Fnrm A. Pure Bred

I ohn

MAIN STEAMSI-lil’ LINE

Fridays for Puitland. tliastport. Lubec and St.

Direct service between Portland and New York

Le F kl' Whff.l’rtldT d .

"es mn m H 0 an ues avi: `A“9l'i“ M°G“‘b““'°’ ""'sg'850 The Commodore is by Admiral

Thursdays and Saturdays at 6.30 p. m. for Ne York. Day trips leaving Portland at 10.30 A. M for New York commence Junc 22.

S\t.‘.lolni. Ticket Otlice, 47 King St.

I.. R. THOMPSON. T. F. & P.A

A E. Flemmlnl. Alent St. John B. .

Time Table S. S. Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY Leave (lh’Town. Leave_Rocky Pt.

7.00 7.30 0.00 A.M. 8.30 A.-M. 2’ 0.30 " 10.00 ~ 11,00 i- 11.30 " 1.30 i>.M. 2.00 P.M.‘ . 2.30 H 3.00 H _

ll ll

°‘:"5“ eaceoo obs

F' Q ¢

1'* -e

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7.00

SUNDAY.

eass§o

,.. . , . 6032*? o _,ei __

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.»N¢°, '=°...°g cot-g .JS-”

' F

U 5.00 “

I Juno 20

' for Liverpool

. ifI`h§ éiiiel) naw paieggg -si ;.“ ig;/"S21 _ I-ljalifax on June 20, for Liv- erpool via St. John s, Nfld.

f you anticipate a trip t0

Europe this Summer. _cf\JOY the comforts of this ship. $65.00- Saloon ‘

_ Second Class~

.Q .Monthly Sailin8S

& Co. Ltd

C ,I _

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satis*

Ll” UF CKIDIDITB 1 ~

lU°l1¢iIweii .I irdir: ' rigs ten.)

‘ ~ OHINA Romr.

Earl`.{Ing's...... fl.. . U i

onion niviiia. '1°§'5?°

Mrs. Geo. Livin&ston... ......28,000

< -YOR POINT. .X _ ,__

G. C. White...... ........37,400

DUNDAS. _ '

Anna McLeod... ....125,s75

A1'l'K'1'N'S FERRY. ~» ~

Roy Howitt 407,450.

< ALLISTON. `

Vera Beck... ....$6,850 GASPEREAUX. EllaG\'8»haln... ...... ;...... ......`.IB}875 Sidney Lewellyn... ..,83,li50 _ LOWER MONTAGUE. _

C. I. Wrkght... ..,...97,475i

ITRRAY I-IB. NORTH.

Wm. McLure... ....$1,625 BTU!-GEON. Pliilir Murphy... .....107,9z5 OYSTER BED BRIDGE. Hedley V. Horne... . .....25,425 J. C. McLeod... £129,675

SOUTI-l_PORT. Joseph Burns... .. .....i‘2',275 Harry Crosman... .......92,ll25

TRIIJBY.

Oliver Saunders... ....107,275

Mrs. Martha. Creed... ..'2'i9,i-100 3 ' UNION ROAD. 'l‘; Mallctt...... . .....109,600 _ " w_INs1.osi s'rA'r1oN. ,Leslie Bryenton... .. .7l,300 ~Mrs.'E'. E. Good... ...- ......09,800

Mrs. Geo. Carver... .. ......l23,400 Louis Tay1or;.. . ......l6,325

HII.iLSBOR0.-

(leo. Jenkins... ...........26,300 Ernest Mutch... ...‘.74,250

LONG CREEK. _

l’aul Mutch ...... ......lt\l\.'»25 lil1I.!i‘ON STATION. C. A. McKenzie... ......148,320 SCOTCHFORT. Annie McKenzie... . .....5'£9,405

~CI-TEPSTOW.

Jas. Pope... .. .......68,800 IONA. Emma Mooney... .. ....1E1,4i5 .CENTRAL BEDEQUE. Willard Green... ........74,925

BRADFORD.

Emmett. Croken... ...102,825

UORNWALL. ‘

Mrs. Geo. L. Scott... .......897,425 ii. c. Webster... .....z0.200 Mrs. H. Howard... .....15,325 Wm. Leonard . . . ... ... ...........20,275

GI-lEli'RY VALLEY.

Mick Rooney... ....... .. .....101,625 Mrs, John A. S. Stewart... .....17,400 A. C. Foster... ..........257,375 APPIN ROAD. Wm. Gilliapie... ........l12,800 Edgar Farrow... .... .. ........39,‘J00 HARTSVILLE R. D. Monson... ........19.375

MALPEQUE.

n. H. Abbott... . .... _.1.189.475 MARGATE. Mqlvillg Baker... .....`l,236,800

SEA VIEW. 18 050

err Adarns...;..'...... .

J y LITTLE YORK. R. L. ney...... ......_..........4s0.s00

KILMUIR.

John Cumming... ....--962.950

STANHOPE.

Donald McMillan... .....Z94,275`

A ' ii;

'Coiin`l¢raler...... ,.,.ag,450 ,5./~ ,

U. . ,_

H. ii. Jardine... ...... ...=41,aso

Ward McCaull......

SOUTHPORT Arthur Blake... .....37,325 Wm. Hughes...... .......95,400 MAYFIELD.

.......87,450

Edison Houston ....102,500

BAYBIDE

Raymond J. rown... ...£21,975

_ WEST CAPE.

Erma McEachern... ....26,300 MONTICELLO.- Ino. Bryan... ......... ...‘.15,500 MT. STEWART. Martha Jay... ...£59,825 Etta Douglas... ....129,600 Isabel ltoss... . _... ..68,550 Emeline Collin... ...‘.1l3,325 George Green... ......£21,425

WEST ROYALTY. .

Frank P. Bell... ........28,975

WESTERN COVE!-IEAD.

Bernard May... ....183,075

WINSLOE ROAD.

Hammond E. Ford... .....101,500

YORK POINT. _ -

Leslie Mel-Iwen... .......79,225

BRISTOL. _

Ernest: otfin... ...‘..69,325 Mrs. M. G. Mosher... ........91,425» FORTUNE BRIDGE. .11 A. Cameron ............. ._ .....9z,a00

HD ST. PETERS.

Annie ()'Hcnley... .....27,225 Acnas McAulay... ...‘.36,350 Russel McLaren... .......31,450 BROOKFIELD. John Drake., ._ .......25,600 Evelyn Spence... .......242,325

ST. PETERS.

James McAulay... ......1l2,825 Josephine Mc wen... ... ......£195,725

HAMPSHIRE.

Fred Kitsoii,.. ..... ..

KELLY’S CROSS.

Mark Smith... ...‘.429,9'I5 ltichard Hagen... ......41.775

WILTSI-IIRE.

ltobert Smith... ....239,t'i25 Geo. Clark . . . . . ........28,800

HUNTER RIVER.

Everett Wcdlock... ....$1,938,550 Dun McLeod . . . . . . . . . . . ....13,275

NEW GLASGOW. A. B. Stevenson... .....68,~i25 I sEi.K1nK'. - Ronald McPhee... ......'......271,525

SPRING VALLEY.

George McNeill . . . . . . . . .... ..........10Z,750 _ FAIRVIEW. _ Jemima H. malsh... ....57Z,000

. .14 , 375

lil . S. A. Hodson,.. ....42,350 rs simmons." '|

Mrs, Jas. Morris... ....42,425| Percy Campbell... .....63.850I J. W. Lowther... ..........99,425 ' ANNANDALE. I

.......1,157,s75l

A. C. M e ._ ..

y WCARDIGAN. . 7

Fred Renuie...o’.i;.1.§XiiY.;. ....131.;50i

. . ie. 'r r... . .... .. 10. 25

iihstriiirit ..........ss1,s75l

EMERALD.

KINKORA. 36 200

|.‘rancis Cunningham... . ' Vinn Mayhew... ........30B.450.`

HOWLAN. B9 3_0

‘l ...................... _.6 0

Dora (1 Kn(iHi;NTRAL BEDEQUE 1 A li Farrow...

Louis r. smith... 101. -

JUNE SAILINGS rem oiim}“i-iitiiiiiiiiviii' Tuesday. Jvfw nd. and 9th. B. 5- "EVBDK°““°" 1-may, J une 19th and 3501- i

rom Boston: ‘ s. s. "1-Iaiiaax" Bsturder- -T“11° h. S. S. “Evangeline” Tuesday. J Istii sara and soul. . Will' further inlormation @9911. '~°

' ' IAS. oannaonsm. nnriottatown. __ __ A¢°1\'=-"

~- "*"“-’ ‘ ” ...as

_ Imported Clydesdale

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M. ivi0m>ni1. Ma user. _ “ Slhllmn

B _ p in (4) 2.08§. Cora 2.25

Aocnsisson (12103 (main csinmficnsi or P an anno

STALLION N0. 82 » -

I -- - on one of the greatest iresior all

m'°'“ h°"°’ ':‘;=L.'uXpb”l: seas on ice last winter defeating

' t Vesta¢B B.06}.' Commo-

, I CAMPBELLTON. Ira Reid... .......1,000,975

iiice.. - ~ .

ZGENTS WANTIJDT-Tait Iii/ii3”E'R"o

Ross I is e Tryapackage

AGENT WANTED AT ONCE. - A

good bustling salesman can easily earn $6 per day. Apply Guardian O 2938 6 l3liiEtf i‘

B S

good live agents wanted to sell tlrst class Fox Proposition Writ for iull particulars. "X", Box; 126 Charlottetown. 6-2l\i2wks.

saifasmau WANTED IN PRINCE

Edward Island, other Maritime Pro

most liberal Accident and I-lealt Insurance policy ol Canada. Pays for all diseases including first wee 0,! illness. All 'the~old and ten new features for $1.00 ‘per.-month. Mer-` chants Casualty Company Eastern Head Omce, N0., 1 Adelaide St, E.

1*' rIo'.»Yii'in's'rIn;ioirio;wno'Hive

vim. Quebec and ontario. stu on roi:-sin-ii.;rXnnfoi-‘“suitcase

black, P. E. I., foxes cniight in the wild o|i_Muy 2nd, then a week old; also one pair patch ioxes, almost entirely black. Apply to George Hume, Lot 40. 2496545-15M3ipd.

in stock some oi this fencing that we hnve placed on our Bargain Counter. It is really a snap at our price; woii't last long. .Come ` and get U, share of it. W. Grant &` (‘n., 215, Queen St. 2871!-5-l0Mtf,.

on Sourls Line Road ll miles ,rom Souris, 25 acres clear, remainder covered with hard and soft wood. Good barn and house on it. Will be sold at 5 reasonable figure. Ap- ply to Daniel J. Mcisaac or to Fraser & McQuaid, Souris.

2-732 6-3m1mo.

Toronto, ont." zest-5-ii'0"1_iiwir,._ , _

FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED TWO KITCHEN GIRLS.

Apply Victoria Hotel. M6i28'Il. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Small family. Good

wages. References required. Apply Mrs. Harry W. Weeks, 129 Fitzroy Street. 2736-6'-3nit/l.

WANTED-YOUNG WOMEN FOR

training school in hospital for in- sane. Apply to Dr. E. .V. Scribner, Supt , Worcester State Hospital, "'Box 57, Worcester. Mans.

" 2110 A 2ZMtl

PUPILS NURSES, MALE AND FE-l mule, wanted at the Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., Taunton State Hospital? Taunton, Mass.

2286-5-0Mti.

` 'ron sAi.r.

FOR SALE. TW()7YEA|t-OLD DR.Ali"I`-

filly. Chester McEwen, North River. 3001-ti-17M3i.

ron. same. . nsiacoun-I-IAND

D. Oiier, lZ4 Gt. George St.

2990-6-173ipd.

FOR SALE.-TWO,‘ PAIRS SEVICN- ty»five per cent. silver cross foxes, 'price' rensqnahle. Write Box 171 North Sydney, S. -2994.

_ 1

tlommodore Ledyaril

No. 4

Commodore Ledyard is of the Bin- en family and is in the front rank the wo'rld's trotting stock today.

Dewey 2.04% the lastest trotung tnllion oi Bingen’s get a halt-broth-

tif the great Uhlan l.54} and out that great race mare Nancy anks 2.04, dam oi tive in -the list- Three years in the stud Ad- iral Dewey has (37) thirty-seven in the not including Lord Dewey 2.03%. the champion trotting stallion oi 1913; winning ($17,500 seventeen thousand five hundred dollars, he wasthe highest winner in the griuio circuit of the Blngen " family; also sire of Gazata 2.06. ' High Admiral » .07¥1.Captain George 2.09l; Scien- ia (3) 211k; Harry J. S. 2.ll{ the 1-gent money winning trotting stal- on on Q mile track record taken in third heat ot,,wiiining race on Q mile 'track.

The Commodore‘s dam Lady Eth- elynn (3) 2.24} won second money ith (17) seventeen age horses in 2.131 dam of Sahib 2.l7§; Robert 0'- iu (ai mai; and uit Roxen oiri .22§, sister ot Bedelia 2.1422 U10 ext dam Queen McGregor also dam nl Bedelia 2.141. Lady Bird 2.24}. lory Quayle 2.242 and is .own sister oi Pansy McGregor (2) 2.l’7t» (1) .23{- (the wor1d's champion yearling rotting lilly in race; and dam u-

nx e - Dam oi Queen McGregor is dam of nugy McGregor 2.l7}; Frsderick'Mc- Gregor 2.15. Pansy Direct 2.2%. The next dam also produced LeRoy 2.13; aclrdaw 2.281» sire oi Lady Ethel- nn is by Jay Bird. Jay Bird by eo. Wilkes 2.22. Fergus' McGregor ire ot Queen' McGregor is by Robert ‘ ctlregor 2.l'r§ sire of (0) nl‘ne‘ in .10‘including the great race horse rosceus 2.025 Commodore Ledynrd thi sire- ot (0) nine in 2.30 and

ares Iona Girl (4) 2.1% and Hilda . 2.20. Hilda S. started in two aces at Haliiax last tall and nosed ut every heat around 214i and she

taco; two

titui turned

-and the

Bred

11, for

when

he res 01

with P°.ff°°° “Zi doregLsdyard's pedigree is ons tor a b°"' f°°° °°~ tudent otbreedinir to enthuse over, 3°” “°"°"‘°“°rroi- in contains mood lines that

°| A“‘”' 5°°°'| ave prodnesd ' numerous champions

5' 5 '"1' 1° 191°' and many t rsos horses and a

°"“““' roduesd. Will make the season oi

l 914 at -

‘.'°°\‘- gxeepc 'ruesdan sim Fridays, °*‘_=\1.wheii he will be st the Park Stable ~Plf' u ‘and Euston Sts

totg' /i ` i

or l ilsrss stiqs-urs" risk( '_

| o mort fmqmbiy bred 'stallion \ han Ooinmodon Lanyard has been

the owners stables North Rh

l r°°.wme' and psi-eilmiors sppiy

v Brewfitainssy

hree in 2.20 including the great race'

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' `Spratt’s Malt Mi k in powder or puppies and

F,OXl‘}S FOR SALE, ONE PAIR. OF

black' £0325. one pair of extra good patches will be sold to highest bid-

der. Apply to George Hume, Bristol, Lot 40. ' 2956-6-l5m3ipd. DOUBLE TRUCK WAGON-WE

have for sale cheap one Island built, ~ double team truck wagon, used some but in good order. W. Grant & Co. 2980-6~16lll3i.

FOR SALE.-- ONE PAIR FANCY

dark Island mink, have been in captivity ten months, last litter this spring,,reason'fnr selling go- ing away. Send otier to J. S. Hfill, Bradiilbane. 2977-6-l6ME2ipd

OPTIONS, BOUGHT AND SOLD,

1914. Foxes, Mink, Marten. etc. Organizing new companies my spe- cialty. T. G. Ives, Montague.

$86-1-IAMEH.

r‘6r't”s'A`I.E_“P1'ANo IN PERFECT condition. Owner gone to U. S to live. A bargain. Apply 244 Kent St. 2963-6-I'-'3i\l3l. rl-IE ORIENTAL FOX EXCHANGE. Osiivns bought and sold. Best R. E. 1. tiivers and patches. also Newlm ndland Silvers. R. W. Mac- siwas. sr. Poms, P. ir. 1.

' __ 2119-4-2§M§_mos_;_ E Vernon Iiivcr ltollcr

der. Abundant water power. ltx- cellent location. Easy terms. Own- er retiring. J. li. Hayden Vernon River. ____2_9j§-_6_;_1§M_tii__tl_1cn__Eiiillllv.

FOR SA/LE, 18 tt. boat, suitable for

gasoline, sail or rowboat will be sold gt. a bargain. Apply 31 Alley St.

2969-6-16m3ipd.

C-rcarv Separator “Magne_t"l ,Jas_.~

.FOR SAL . 1

Mills. Everything in first c ass or- ,

Miss D. Rudge

FOR SALE. WILL SELL MY

spced boat “\ ixcn." Is fitted up as

0LERMoN'r. 1,. 1-1. __ “__ __ ___ _ ____ _ _____________ ___ __ _ _ _,_

Stephen Gillis. _ _ _ _ 5o4_4o0 1*-"1 1-1- - --‘-‘-1-'---’-c-'-'ig-'-'-1; ff-1-1'-1rf-J-=-ff-=f_=.f_»_-L” -“M

cinnniiiii lctiissirii-:ii lost I A swond nvouinf '»°“ H' °iiL'5fia"srni~'ion°"°‘°"”““ o... ...... ... ....1 ii... i......i... i.. .n....i..... nn .-....,....... Nova Scotia Steel 8: Coal ComSpany6 p. c.

L_..

. H. Caslyvggbkiiaéagi........23,200` f'¢.=¢;;¢;ti::‘¢ion. Cub inset secompsny order. Minimum chu-rs Mnrtgage Debenture tuck v _

Flora McLellan... '.,...._.4z,ao0 -_-_-_-_-_-_A1-,-_i.~_A_-_-_ _-_-_--_-_-_*_-_ _-_._A_______._._u___._____.___f_-_¢.___I_i____._,, .

mm»»~~. Ntnng 61-s p. ¢.

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Mrs. Roy Burns... ....96,375 _

AGENTS WANTED Fon sALE.- our: Pam sinviea Interest is payable half yearly by means of cheque pay-

able at par at any branch of the Royal Bank of Canada or the Bank of Nova Scotia in Canada.

Outstanding Features: The _value of the Con8&r)1ny's‘as-

sets is estimated by the President of $20,000, . After deducting $6,000,000 for the first mortgage bonds thcre re- main assets, in the Presidents opipion, equal to almost- five timesthe debenture issue. The report for 1914 shows net earnings applicable to interest on Dcbentuijc Stock of $923,000 or more than five times the requirements. ' _

Investors should be specially interested in this security Full particulars on application.

F. B. McCurdy & Co 1"!"

MEMBERS OF MONTREAL STOCK EXCIANGI.

lalilsx. Ottawa. Montreal, Sf. John. Sherbrooke, Kin|nmn_ Sydney, Clisrlotteicwn.$i. Jahn's Ntld. London. LC

lf L

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run.aboiit, has three folding back seats and cushions, engine is covered over, has high- priccd marine speedometer, niitonzatic hniler and all speed fourteen miles, si-ate and floor can he taken out and trimmed up for racing, racing speed seventeen miles. Will scll at a bargain ns I have larger boat; and no use for this one. tl. Leonard Grunt. 2950-fi-15M3i.

LOST

LOST l'»E’l‘W\-`.-\-1N` CHARIOTTE.

town and Hunter liiver, a Limi- man’s spur. Please leave 'l`c1c-- phone (ltficc. iicwartl.

_ 2998-6-17M3ipd. L(\S'l‘, UN SATURDAY EVENING

in the city, :i la<ly’s gold bracelet Mitch. Wish the initials l.. A. M. Finder please leave at this oflice.

. 300 l-li-l7M3i.

~ TEACHFRS WANTED WANTED A VICE PRINCIPAL FOR

Georgetown High School,_(mnlc preferred) first class teacher draws first class pay. Also teacher for fifth departmcnit, Liberal Supple-

, ment. Apply to T. E. Morrisey, ` Secty. Trustees. 2903-6-i7Mtii. pinams-si-ul -*plum _sang

nate iii:_i,_i>__wi_iN_re~n WANTED.-A HEL1>iari i~‘o'ii"'rHia

desirous of learning cheese making preferred. Apply to Henry J. Mc-

_48_, 1'. E. I. 2882-6-IIMLL __ BO Y"WAl~TT'ED.”lK15i5"'flY` 'I ffliliso tn A. Duchemin ,& Co. 2350-5-l3Mti.

*_ MISCELLANEOUS _

PLAIN BOARD AND T.ODGIN('iS

near the seaside wanted for lady and three children: Sandy beach preferred, East, West. or North.

‘ Apply giving terms and particulars

to H. T. BOX 116, (`harl'ottoto\\'n.

2039-6-13Mtf.

June.--Will lease the building and plant for a term of years at a low rate. Plant consists of ,boiler and engine, shatting, steam heating, sewerage, shoii machinery, dies, lasts, patt- erns, etc. If not leased at once for boot factory will lease for any other manufacturing. This place is centrally located, wcll lighted and would he suitable for ziificlinnical. work. rcpiiiring Innrhincry, pl\.inh~ ing or any industry. Holi & Co. 2952-6-l5M3i. .

171 Great George Street Manufacturer of all kinds fine

hair goods including gentlemen’s toupes and wigs. Also hair goods

for sale. . 2849-6-l0Mwfm2mos.

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foxes. `

__ pertadvisesthe use only _ is the only food in the i- requirements. o

cessful results.

In two varieties.

Spratt's Puppy Malt

delicate foxes.

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Reliable Food for *Foxes

Fox Ranchers _are invited to give a trial to Sprats

tested fox biscuits the perfect food for domesticated

' ' Dr Higgins, the Dominion Bactcriological Ex-

Now used by leading Ranchers with most suc-

Spratt’s_Fox meat Biscuits.

~ For terms and other particulars apply to

' A. Novvoll

_ Sole Agent l ' _ Psakes Wharf No 2 _

` Telephone N6 3l2 _ Charlottetown

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of tested foods,and Spratt’s market that answers these

Biscuits

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The Strength of ia Will

Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly entrusted to a Strong Executor.

The Eastern Trust Company will advise with your

Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.

The names of its Directors and Oihccrs, and its lzirgc

Capital, are a guarantee of its Strength, Ability and Good

Faith.

its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater

than those of an Individual.

Coiisultation or correspondence invited. '

The Eastern Trust Co.

Hillsboro Dairying Company one 'W' S. '

Cormac, Manager, Hillsboro, Lot ChaYlOltet0Wn

Capital $1,000,000. Total Assets $15,000,000.

' 1487-3-5Mtsttf

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Foxes, Foxes, Foxes I

Just received at the s%es ranch of the Massachusetts

Fox Exchange on the ount Edward Road, one of thc finest shipments of Silver Black and Cross Foxes cver received on the Island as follows:

Ten Pair Finest Silver Blacks Forty Pair Highest Grade _Crosses

Ranches looking for good stock should see us and get

our prices before purchasing. Teams always in atlciitl- ance at the Massachusetts Fox Exchange to takc iiitcrcst- ed parties to our sales ranch to view our stock. _

THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY to get into thc Fox

business on the ground floor. _

FOX MEN ET BUSY and organize your compizinics.

We can supply you with the best of stock, Silver lacks

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