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May 12th., 1911

10 Discount

on all dress goods-this includes serges panamas, broadelothes, ehevims Wm; white hair line stripe -Brillianteens with ' ` white hair line stripe-cashmeres, lustres, venetians, voiles, etc, etc, all shades-and

all grades. `

Same disc. applies to trimmings for

above

Remember the place, Remember the date,

CHANDLER e REDDIN

5-1odr3i.

L I `

- ld more Mllllner at. our , '

We 3° 0 enmg thanywe ever Jacquard sllk special at 39 and

M""“'-‘ry P [451-. P1111 r ii

rl b f ro. Because it exem ll- ' ‘ G ws Ki" ahaf“350m0

5°' ° ° I rch Sas n WE" range of colors also black special

n t s es _

iid? ivefnsll yeectseme-and Othe ln» at 50° at P‘“°°"S‘ 5'5d3|-

divldual touches for each person '_ appealed to everyone. Get your M011 who want good lnuudry work _spring nat nero.-Prowse Bros dolw shollld road the ad of the star' Ltd; 4 |3¢_|¢f_ [Steam Laundry in this issue, See

Page t`our,_ 5.10d1i_

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Bicycles for Messeneger Service

In piircliasiiig ri wheel for incsseiigei' work, hear

in iiiiiid that this service is spcciailly hxird upon 11 bicycle. .

The first cost ofa cheaply made machine is only

tlie beginning of costs.

Cheap bicycles are always iii the repair shop, :ind

such expense will soon reach a figure higher than the first cost of a

A “Cleveland”

a wheel which is built to stand up under severe iirzigc, and fully guaranteed.

lixamine a "clcVclund" before you buy

I 1-3. nice,

Charlottetown.

5U'£Vn'l]?ni VViltc the Canaria Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd., 'l`o1oiito, for their “C|¢v¢|3nd” Cutalogiic or

m ’ 1151> Mr. Rice for one.

. . -' .

Going out of

Business

_ Today we begin an extra cut in

prices..

In order to clear out the balanceoi our

stock in quick time, we will give tremen-

dpus discounts until everything is disposed 0 .

Thousands of dollars worth ol dry

goods must be sold and will therefore go at

Slaughter Prices

Dress goods, print cottons, ginghams,

flanneletts, men’s suitings in tweeds and

worsteds, ladies’ and 'gents' underwear, m€I1°s top shirts, socks, braces, collars, ties,

towels, towellings, men’s fancy shirts, lable damask, table napkins, trunks, suit cases and telescope valises, lace curtains and curtain muslims, corsets, gloves and ubbons.

Store will lie open from 8 o’clocli in the

mornin 111.1; mms o'cioci1 1-.vnu 11111111.

- _ _ 1 .

- C.; Turner o

\'f‘rnverse this afternoon and all day tomorrow, (Thurs_duy.)

CHARLO'l'l‘li'l’0Wl§, AN

ii ' oiimrs couinr

__ It Pays to buy in this province.

J. A. Macdonald, Cardigan, was passenger returning on the exprefii last' evening, _ _

I)r. H. D. Johnson, City, returned

lastevenlng on the express after n. trip in the western end of the pro-` vlnce. '

The schooner "Hazel Dell” arrived today with a csrgoof lim in casks and barrels for L. M. Pmfle ss Co., Connolly's West Wharf.

Harry C. Hodgson, City, arrived in the city last evening from Summer-` side,_where he stopped oil for a day visiting 'relatives on his way home from attending a dental college in' Baltimore.

C. ll. llell, City, wus among the

passengers returning to the city on the mail train lust evening. He had been in Boston where he was the lrllest of his diiughter, Mrs. James' D. Henderson.

-’l‘he following were registered at

the Queen Hotel, Suniinerside, yes- terday:--W. H. Pope, Picton; R. F. Clark, L. Swartz, ll. M. Dunn, Thos. A. Brown, Toronto; H. E. Miller, Charlottetown; E. A. Mullin, New Castle; S. H. Dixon, Montreal; A. D. Knox, St. John; F. A. Murphy, Ot- tawn.-S.

The following were registered at the

Queen Hotel in this city y-esterday:- A.B. McLeod,Souris; l`t.P. Murray, Mt. Stewart; J. Lawrence, Colonial Stock Co.: L. Wood. Mt. Herbert; F. H. Stewart, I.. Laflonl, Halifax; S. H. H'ltz, Halifax; G. H. Perkins, Tor- onhjq; J. J. Barker, Rumford Falls, Me.;=Chnrles L. Gill, Riimford, Mc.; D. E. Morris, Dundas. 1

The following were registered at the

Victoria Hotel yesterday:-John Mc- Lean, C_`H. S. Sterns, Souris; Wil- liani "l‘ownshe'nd, Fortune; C. McMil- lan, New York; J. A. C..Rodgerson, Vernon River; W. A. Flavelle, F. R. Tymon, D. McDonald, F. J. Lewin, D. E. Storn, L. H. Bedlington, Tor- onto; A. M. Fleming, Halifax; W. W. Lindsey, Galt; J. F. Hughes, H. C. Murphy, W. H. Ross, A. M. Joyce,‘ Montreal; G. J. lVlcl.`2uarric, H. A. Knox, St. John; E. A. Umphrcy, Ot- tawa; W. J. Gard, Amherst; E. A. Mullin, Newcastle; A. (1. Rogers, Summerside; J. A. McDonald, Cardi- gan.

The girls of the Methodist Church

Epworth League were entertained by nn excellent programme prepared by the boys on Monday evening last. Among the numbers on the program was a selection of pieces by the George V. Jubilee Orchestra. The members of which were: Wilt. Wil- Hams, Gerald Stanley, Arnold Tay- lor, Charles Beer and Frank Hughes. Miss Katie Stanley presided at th! piano. Other numbers were a solo by llev. Mr. Thomas and recitations hy ’l`liomas Campbell and Harry Stanley, all of which were heartily cnrorcd_ Then games followed and the party broke up with a hearty vote of thanks to the entertainers.

: : MncKiiinon's Ilecf, Iron and Wine

is enjoying an immense sale because it is such it good relinhlo f.onis`for young mid old. lt. is superior to any similnr article sold today. If you need it tonic cnll today' :ind get a hot- tie 751'.. The MacKinnon Drug Co.

` STOCK NOTES

'l‘h1: block trotting f~1t.alli'oii, liord

llustings, Uuiiicl Steele in cliiirgc, will be at Hector Cnmphell's Cnpe

ANNOUNCEMENTS `

**l`lcnn out your attics for Y. _M.

<‘_ A. llumuiagc Sulc. 5-10011.

"Attcntioii is dra\\'ii to the nd. re

valuable property ut Hopeheld for ,mia _ 5-l0rlli.

*"ll. Bearisto will sell the dwelling

house and outbuildingu situated on the south side of Highland Avenue nt Brighton recently occupied by Wil- liam McRae on Friday. ‘Mull 19 RH will be seen by all elsewhere.

5-llhlli.

"There will bc 11 iiirctiiig of thc

Phoenix Cricket (‘.luh Thursday oven- ing at 8.30 o'clock in Y. M. C. A. Parlors. As nial.tci‘s of importaiicc will como before this meeting all members are rcqiiestcd to bn present.. An invitation is cxtcndcd to all w-ho wish to become menihers for the com- ing season.

V: N151 1\iJ"\1i1n'i‘1si<1Mi<:N'i‘s.

._....._._.-

For Sale

3'.

tion, comprising dwelling house and stables and saw-mill with rotary. shingles, lathe, and planer_ Steam

town. ` 5-ionwmipa.

For Sale '

I am instructed by the owner to of-

fer for sale the nice dwelling house and out-houses situate on the south side of Highland Avenue at Brighton recently occupied by William McRae. now vacant.

The land is 50 x 175 feet and more

land adjoining can be secured on rea- sonable terms il required.

The house and outbuildings are at-

tached and there is a pump with good water inside the building. Terms easy. ’ If not sold at prlvnte sale be- fore Friday, the 19th dny of May, lt.

=~‘--_-:_-_-_-_-_-.-J;A-_-A-,-,-_-_.___._-_-mm1...._.__.______._____...-.r...._.. ..._ ...___ _1__..__.

cor. ut. ceo. & Kt. sts. drtf.|

' `!

Valuable property at Hopefleld Stn-

power. Price reasonable. Terms easy.

Apply on premises or to B. ,D. Mc- Eachern, 225 Water St., Charlotte-

Rev. T. F. Fullerton, City, return-

ed on the mail train last evening from Ottawa.

A. C. Rogers, Summerside, wus a- mong the passengers to the city liist evening on the mail train.

Tickets will be on sale at four o’-

clock this afternoon at the usual places for the Prince Street School Concert. - I E

J. M. Hughes, J. A. Kelly, T. Ran-

ughnn, W. E. Lewis, H. McKenzie, E. Trainor, G. McCormack, J. A. Egan, J. F. Reardon and E. Walker, City, ,were among the passengers returning on'_ the mail train last evening. They had been attending the State coun- cil of the Knights of Columbus of the Maritime Provinces in Chatham, N. B.

::Sweet Peas, newest und best var-

ieties ut L. A. Haszard, 173 Grafton Bt. 5-l0d3ipd.

PROTEST llGl\lllST

ICT OF DISUHIOH

LISBON, May 6-The Portuguese

Bishops met Thursday under the presidency of the Patriarch of Lisbon and decided that the law adopted by the Provisional Government for the separation of the Church and the State was not acceptable as it con- stituted sn attack upon the dignity of the Church and the fundamental principles of the Catholic religion. The prelates determined to refuse~thc pensions offered to the clergy.

All the Bishops of Portugal with

one exception were present, the Bish- op of Coimbra and Druguna being ill and unable to come, but giving ns- surance of his adherence to all thr- decisions of his colleagues.

The Council determined not to

publish a pastoral letter but to ad- dress thc Provisional Government through the Minister of Justice. ,

voice Eiinniss 2.000 iiiii.Es

NEW YORK, May 8-For the tirst

time in the history of mankind the human voice carried 2,000 miles dir- ,eet tonight, when New York found Denver over the long' distance tele- phone wires. A group of Manhattan newspaper men in. one of the toi floors of a downtown_ sky-scrape! threw their voices across the plains and the mountains of nine states tr another group awaiting the mess- age in the Rocky City, picked up Omaha on the way and also gossiped with Chicago.

“The next step is San Francisco,”

declared B. J. Carty, chief engineei of the American Telephone and Tele graph company, who supei‘intendc('- the extension of the service. “We are on thc right track and before lon; will lin\'e"o1ir wires clear through from New York to San Francisco." A

TROUT Llll(E HOTEL BURNED

NORTH BAY, Out., May 0-Trout

Lnko Hotel, situated two miles from North Bay ut Trout Mills wns`burn- cd to the ground ‘mst evening. 'l"hc building was solid brick, vnlued at $15,000 and used principally for sum- mer visitors.

“ Good for Leather- Stands the Weather ”

Shines in n. moment

and lasts for a. week. Bla/ck or tan, at all gro- = cers and shoe stores

_._.__._1 1 1 1 '1 1 1

CHA RLOTTETO WN MARKETS.

Corrected lor every Wednesday and Saturday Issue.

6 to 10 -8 to 111

4 *.0 fi

2| to 22

'J to 10

0,' to 7.2, tri to 18 9 to 12

Beef (quarter) pi-r lb Beef (small) per lb.

Beats, per bunch

Butter

Mutton, por ln.

Pork

Lard, per lb _

Wutton (small) pn In Potatoes ~ 40 to 45. Straw per ton $5.50 to $6 Celery per bunch ll Radishes, per I bunches I to e Lettuce per bunch I White Oats 34 Black (lute 36 Eggs, pci- dozen 10 to 17 Hay, per ton $7.50 to $8.00 Hides _ 'Q to ll Turnipu . 15 Cnllskins, (imc ol holds) 11 to 11 Potts, each 4| to 60

Ducks Fowl 10 to 11

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for evtelry Wednesday and Sntur ay issue.

Herring, pei- bbl. $5.00 to $6.00 FIour`Bol__lei- procured $5 Outs 36 to 38 *Potatoes 50 to 52 Oatmeal, per cwt. $3.25 Beet, pnrrlb. (live) 5

Butter, per lb (ercsmnry) 7 t 2; ` Pork. 0 7 E gs 1. '16 Tipsy, per ,golf $8 to $9 Mutton 9 Hides 7 Codilsh 1 to 8

Another"Iot of smart new soft.

front shirts. mainly ln stripe eff- ectsjust opened a day or two ado. Theseht $1.15, $t.50`,and $1.75. Moore A McLeod 4-24dt.f. _ ,,,_.

Spring 'Mlllltiery at Prowse

Bros Ltd. 4- I Bdtf

Engage the vacuum

cleaner ahead. Beer

will he sold by auction on the prein- infg at noon nf that dny. ,

li. lil~lAlllSTO,

Sunnyside Queen Square Charlottetown.

Stsdlf, -I .‘ -1' - -f‘, "

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s-iodwidi , ' Auctioneer.

£81 \\'eeks. Beer & \\'ceks.

“PIMPLES ”

Brolu Out,All Over

Her Face.

Pimplea are unused, almost entirely,

by bad blood. and there is only one way to get rid of them, and um is to get at the seat of the trouble by using s good reliable blood purifying medicine.

Burdock Blood Bittere has been on the

market for 35 years, and is one of the very best blood medicines pi-ocui-able. After using it you will find that the pimples have disappeared, and you will have a beautiful clear complexion.

Mrs. Robert McNab, Badjeros, Ont.,

writes:-“ I am preatly pleased to report the benefit I have derived from the use of Burdock Blood Bitters. About ii. year ago I became so weak and run down I could scarcely walk, and pimplgs broke out all over my face. I tried one thing after another, but nothing seemed to do me any good. I was advised by a lady friend to try B.B.B_, md before I

had used one hottie I felt it was doin me good so I used three bottles, and T nm now well and strong, and the pimpin have all disappeared."

Burdock Blood Bitters is manufactured

only by The T. Milb\l|11 C0., Toronto, Ont.

11311111

A very exciting game of baseball

was played ut Victoria l’ai'k yester- day afternoon between Grade VIII and Grade IX of West Kent School. The game was the best yet played bc- tween these two teams and it ended by Grade VIII winning by a score of S to ll. The line up was as follows: Grade VIII-E. MeNevin, p.; F. Lane, c.; F. Moore, 1 b.; G. Haszard, 2 b.; R. Taylor, 3 b.; L. Newson, s. s.; li. Chandler, l. f.; l-l. Mcllherson, c. f.; F. Hughes, r. f. Grade IX-T. Moore, p.; H. Whitlock, e.; A. McKinnon, 1 h.' J. Sterns, 2 b.; B. Vaiildcrstiile,

, C. Murley, s. s.; I.. Worth, l. f.; Mcllonuld, c. f.; E. Auld, r. l.

‘ EXPLOSION Ill AUTO

VITEBl'!(), May 6-Arthur C. Train,

the well known lawyer and author of New York, his wife and three other ladies had a narrow escape from ser- ious injury or death today from the explosion of petrol in their auto. Mr. Train arrived too late to attend the Uamorist trial mid started for Rome.

Leaving Vitebro, the chauileur was putting in a supply of petrol when a boy appeared with fi lighted mgtch. An explosion occurred and in ri mo- ment the auto was in flames. The ln- dies' dresses caught fire, but soldiers from the neighboring barracks rushed to the spot and managed to smother me names by throwing their coats about the women, who were practic- ally uninjured. The auto and all the oaggage were destroyed. Mr. Train said that he had lust some very im- portant documents.

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MARITIME SECURITIES.

my 1;, 11111.

Quotations i'ui'nished by J. C. Mac-

.Cintosh & Co., Exchange Building, Halifax N. S.

. BANKS.

l4l'l 2til 270 238

|51 265 273 240

B. N. /\niei'ic1\... New llriinswick... -... Nova Scotia Royal Bunk of Canada

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Insurance... 110 Acadia Sugar, Pfd... 103 Acadia Sugar, Ord 67 Brandram-Henderson, Com- mon... Enst. Can. Say. & Loan...

East. Trust Com .... Halifax Fire Ins... N. S. Telephone . .. Stanfic|d’s Pfd...... _ . 105 Sti\nlicld’s (‘»om............ 65 ’l‘r.inidud Electric... 75

BONDS.

100 100 65

140

17 135 150

105 90 135 125

102 61 73

Acudin Sugar... ll0 100 Braiidinm-1-Lenrlnrson.._. 100 97 Halifax Elcc.,'l‘l'nmwny...102.§ 100 N. S. Steel & Coal, lst... 95.3 94) N, S. Steel & Coal, Deb... 102) l0l Stgnlleld's, Limited... 101_

Trinidiiil Electric... 95

F _ii

i "Bl8Cl{ I'l”lllCe" I-lose f0l‘

' boys are worth trying.

They make less work for the mother. _ ii

102;

Our carpet Department ls cer-

tainly hustllng these days. and no wonder. lt is fully stocked with the swellest goods we have ever shown you 'P Carpets and ollcloths, llnoleums and curtains. All at prices that simply defy competition '.1 and leave the Mall

UEVELUPMENT WUHK lil

Engineers Gratifled at Re suits Shown in Main Vein Uncovered in Properties-

P()li(_lUl‘INE, May 0-A group ol Montreal capitalists, who are ut the head of the Standard Gold Mines, Limited, have concluded arrange-

ment of its properties, situated in the Dclora Township close to the Preston East Dome mines. The prop-

Slllllilllll lilllll Mllll$

ments for the systematic develop-E

miss in-e sn in the midsize! furor* erating centre of Porculylne- The

main vain of .ore depolit on till P\‘°}'.

erty has been traced for 116591151 Mm dred feet and averages 60 foot in width.

Systematic sampling giyes values

from $3.90 to $51.00' per ton.- This does not include spectacular froegold showings, which have been among the ,best secured in the camp. The free lgold discoveries on the surface have mean duplicated in the shalt, whgli 'have convinced the engineers of 0 lpermanency of the surface values, ‘The Standard Gold Mines Co. is in a, strong position, in that all its

:claims have been fully paid for, and_

:sufficient capital has been `ralst,d for ss considerable amount of d§ slop- lment. work. "

"Sec our display of Fishing Tackle

bclpre purchasing elsewhere. It will be to your advantage to do so. -E. A. Foster-Central Drugstore-Sunny side. 5-6d‘3i.

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I . Gllnr /‘ ;\_ _

sm Ns Preservative 01 . 1

U d d W od Anchor Sliingle Stains indefinitely

n 0 posipfuic, if not uh .oliitely prevent wet

or dry rot. They slim-.' :ip the _f;r.x\n of the \‘.‘oo<l, gi\'iu_\; ilclicutclynrlistic

finish, not only to thc siirfaicc coulcrl, hut to the entire huihliug.

\Ve li:i\‘c used i::i`i::i'.c }1;.iii.. 1:1 tlzc :acirctioii of pi;,;1iiciits best suited

to coinhinc with our specially trraitt-_tl COAL TAR CREUSOTE, and

_ our success has been proportioiizite with our rare.

Anchor Shingle Stains are being very largely used on the roofs, and

in niziiiv iiisturlces also on the horlics, of the iiiost attractive houses in our nii'1lst;. they are also cinploycrl with excellent results from an.

i economic staiirlpoiiit on sheds and other oiitbiiililings.

If your dealer cannot at the moment

=_;§//`,‘,.;"'1 1- supply Anchor Shingle Stains, please

‘ Wljt' I write us to arrange for you.

.-1 _ ._ 5 1 1'.».~ ~ 'A ,sg \,fi,\.s Bninnnnu-|11-:Niinnson A \, ,,\ \ ,r . ff unlrmll- .

iviournsai. HAUFAX er. dorm

1'onoN'ro wiNNiPsc 60

“info

T fr

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is brighter than il has cvcr bei-.ii.

700 Shares Trinidad Electric 5 p. c.Stock Par Value 4.80 Per Share

mic. 15 p. c. ($5.601 111.111 1° inmiof 1.61 p. c. '

The Trinitlad Elec ric Coinpaiiy under efficient Csiiiadiaii Manage

mcnl has made spleiidid progress. The l‘i'opcrly serves an exclusive ter- ritory. 'l`he earnings have been .<ull`iciciil to provide a comfortable margin ofsafcly after p <ying 5 p. c. wi the Comm ni Stock for six ,cars contin- uously. iii :uldiiiun to llic inlcri-sl on the lionils. The outlook for the future

We consider Trinidad Eleclric at this price a very attractive iflfesfmenf.

J. C. ll/lacKlNl`0Sll & Co.

|<l:>‘.TA[`Sl.lSlll31> 11173 M1-nib:-i's Mnntrcsil Stock Exehaiigc. Direct l’rl\':ite Wires llAlill"A\ l\IO’\'1ltlL`/tl. ST JOHN

1--~,~§’e».

_ We Own and Offer F;

'A A Special

£5' Coal

tv. many tinics llic lmiid issue.

Writ c .for our price. '

Nova Scotia Steel

5 p. c. Bonds .

'I`lic rust oflhe properties owiicd and operated hy lin* Coiiipuniy is

plnrurl at $|3,.i<)n 553. ll slioulrl he borne iii mimi that thc 'Coal and Orc properties slill stand in the accoiiiiis at their original Cust to thc Company :uid that the cxtciisivc suh-in.4riuc Coal areas and lroii Orc deposits, :ic- quircrl from the Crown in ai; iindcvelopcd slate when their value was en- tirely unknown. has proved to luof great value, 'l`hus the assets are valued ‘

The :ivcnigc ncl earnings for the past five years were over three und a hulftinics llie aiuioiiiit iicccnsary lo pay tho iiilcreq on the lm,-|¢-lg, '

These bonds arc issued in ilerioiiiiiuilioiis i~|`$ion, $500 and $|,ooo

F B.MFlIl.|Hl].Y

nrnssns Monrnui siocn rxcrimcz “

Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, CHARLOTTETOWN St. ]ohn_'5, Nfld. ii(

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Offering

Company

s'r0cK ' QUo"rA'rioNs.

May 9, 1911.

E. I.

MONTREAL STOCKS-

0 ened. Closed.

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Ciirdy & Co., Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Charlottetown, P.

Orderrlouses out in the cold as (7 far as real economy is concerned D Prowse Bros Ltd. 4-25dt.f. U

We bought too many shirts this R

unudinn Pacific etsoit

om. I. & S.

Power

P 234k 701 55} l 50,2,

io 105

-li

5.>} 1502 105*

133; 70 r

spring, so yours ls the advantage ln this sale. we are- offering the new spring patterns for Q short time only ar. 20 per cent off. See our advertisement-D. A. Bruce.

5-6d7l.

The Canadian. American and

English sailors. The biggest showing ever at Pat.on's 5-8d3l.

‘ New Tailored walsts -just the very thing worn else where and with the right style about them,

_ ~_"" All prices. Special llne $1.00.-

Prowse Bros Ltd. 4-I 8dt.f.

Wiiicltiwiilitiiiir

R. & O. _

Scotia

Toronto Rolls

Twins West. (Inn. Power

121 97k 134 108}

134 l08{ 57

lltlii 97)

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Opened. Closed.

Atchison £10; 110| iAm_ Beet Sugar ,47 47 |Aninl. Copper 63. ,

Reading 165 Union Pacific 1772 U. S. Steel 74; Vu. Chemical 60

COTTON.

63 155 177| 742 60

Opened. Closed.

Mny (Totton 15.53 15.55 July Cotton 15.55 15.64

CHICAGO MARKET.

Opened. Closed.

94 93| 87E 86; 871 86| 16.25 16.30 512 512

May Wheat .lilly Whcut Sept. Wheat May Pork July (Torn

-i-use

“Brnmo

Tha( is

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_ 2-3 dtf.

There ls Dnly Uno

1 _

Ouinine”

Laxative Bromo Uuinlne

Always remember i-lmfull name. Look

i inf. this signature on on-.ry box. zoo.