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We give below an example of ACTUAL RESULTS

obtained in our ranch at Alberton, P. E. Island from the breeding of two pairs of pedigreed Silver Foxes. One pair _was acguiredin 1911 and placed for the season of 19121_n a neighboring ranch, our own equipment being then in course _of construction. The ranchers charge was adjusted by his _taking one of the young animals and payini the fraction due us in cash. Since then all our foxes ave been in our own care.

Pair in pen No. 10 : Cash

Season 1912, raised three. Rec’d

'Rancher kept one and paid us $

Season 1913, raised six,

Sold four for ......................... ._ 22,400 2

Season 1914, raised three,

Sold two for.... ..................... ._ 12,750 1

Pair in pen No. 1 :

Season 1913, raised live,

Sold four for. ................... .. 21,000 1

Season 1914, raised five,

Sold three for. ...................... ., 17,0_0(_)

$ 74,300

Observe that from the production of pair No. 10 for

three seasons, and pair No. 1 for two seasons, we have avliiallv sold young foxes to the value of $74,300, and added t ight foxes to our own breeding herd, and still have the i irigiiial two pairs with their present litters. No mention has been made of the proceeds from the litters of the _"ight young foxes. 'I`hat will be another wonderful story titer on.

These sales were mude_to ranelics in the Maritime

Provinces owned by Canadian and /lnieriifan investors, und can be _verified _at our office. _

We invite inquiry from interested parties, and will

supply to new ranches and o1d.tlie very highest quality of Standard Bred P. Island Silver Foxes to be had. This is ii most opportune tiini- to buy. Wi- shall be glad liigivc the benefit of our exiierienvi-, il di-sirctl.

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--FOXE8.- A number ot' line litters

oi foxes are reported from di|l`eI_‘e`\\t ranches in Prince County and there are lirixbt prospects tor a large iii- _ crease this year.-H. o o V _

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space, The Guardian cautions its cor- respondents to be as brief on possible in their contributions. Only Real News will be inserted. -

-AGRICULTURAL MEETING-

An agricultural meeting will be held in Lower Freetown Hall o Friday, April 30th at 7.30 p. m. lliiir, W. J. Reid will address the meeting on Live Stock. All interested are invited to be present. 9722-4-29ME1l.

-A SUCCESSFUL ,basket social

was held in the St. Lawrence School house on Wednesday night. Visitors attended from all the surrounding dis- tricts. The baskets were auctioned by Mr. Edward Murphy, the peace ofli- cers were Messrs S. J. McKenna and

f-It and excellence l Andrew McDonald__H ding to his professional work here.-

iii Suinmerside expected that the Steamer Express would be up here on Sunday last but were dlsappoliited. at present the prospects ol' the bout tak- iui: up the Sumuierelde-Pt. Du tlbeiie routc. is not so good as it was several days ago as there ure still lots of lee in the Straits.--ll.

--WEDDING BELLS.--At the home

of the brides father. Alberton. P. E. I., on Wednesday evening, April 21st. Ethel Mary. daughter of Mr. Christop- her S Wright was married to Arthur

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Di-pt. 3 ST, (..'\'l`l h\Rll\'liS. Ol\"l`. lleiiry S. B. Strothard, Pastor of the

Alberloii Methodist Church in tho

, . _ _ , l ' it-.urs are entertained for the recovery

_ -' '- -fr , ~. , - 'rip -, ._ _ ._ _ prei~ieuce of a select company of rc- i , _

L_. _ ._ __;__,_ . &¢." _IL . _ _ Iauvcs and friends The bride was oi’ Arthur (omler B twelve year old

hceoiningly gowned in white silk crepe. Luncheon wus served iifter the cercnion the table il ratio b in

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-AGED CITIZEN DEAD.- 'l‘lie

death occurred at the lioine ol` Mrs. ltoaeli, lllulpeque, ou Moiiilay last of her sister Mrs. Joseph Collins, who had she lived until next New Years Day. would have reached her one liuiiilredib blrtlidav. A life long resi- dent, she passed away comforted by the preseiiee ol' her daughter. Mrs. Passeiiger iralii will leave Cape mourned by her and the aged hus- band, who survives and who is now seriously ill. Her remaiiis were laid to rest iii the beautiful cemetery at ltlalpeqne. ltev. Mr. Sutherland con- ducting the seiwices. iii the presence of a wide circle oi' frieiiils. Two dau- ghters resiiiliig iii the l'iiii¢>il Swing also survives.-I).

-SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr, Syl-

vero (‘oriiiier. son of Joseph Z. (lor- niier. of Abrainis Village, met with a very grave aeciileiit last Frlilay niorn- ing which neeessitateil his immediate removal to the Prince t‘ouiit_v Hospi~ tul. Mr. Cormier was leading a horse with ii rope when the aiiiiiinl made a suddeii spring ahead placing a suffi- cient distance between the boy mid the horse that on the aiiimai`s act of kicking, Mr. Cormier reeciveil a ter- rible blow on the foreliead, which. al- though serious, his friends hope may not end fatal. The iloi-tor was sum- moned at once and on his advice the uiifortuiiaie boy wus liiistily taken to Wellington and was accompanied by

his brother lo Suniiiierslde.-M.

-RESPECTED MAN DIES.-At the

home ol' his soil. Nareisse, there passed away to meet his Maker what is no doubt the oldest mini around Tigiiisli. besides having lived the longest wedded life with lils widow who survives liini. At the tlnie of his death they had been iiiiirlred for over scvciity years rind his widow is still eiijoying good lieziltli. although up in the olglitieii. lluviiig lived near a i-i~utiir_v ln this piiri ul’ the province, decciiseil ivan one of the first settlers in West Prince and followed the filling of the soil ull through his career..

uhiiliui: irltlzi-ii. besides being a friend to iill iliiiiic who came iii eoiitiivt wiili liiin. lu- will be iiiiiiscrl greiitly. and deep syiiipailiy goes out iii his iion, willi wlioiii he lived up to his death. for the great iiiiri- and respect shown his piireiil, who needed the cures ii liilil ull le

--ABR/\M'S VILLAGE-Mesiws. Ar-

riidi- (liiuilel, (‘u1ixtu Mulllct iiuil Jus- epli Giilliiiil. of Tigiililli, were visitors ln Eginoiil. Buy. the ilrst part oi' the week. These gentlemen had attended the Liberal coiiveiiiloii at Suuiinersldc on Snturdny.-Mr. Stephen H. Arseii-' iiult was in Summersldo last Saturday. -Mr, Anianil Gnllanl has .secured a position as clerk in the store of Arsen- ault iii Gaudet. Wellington.-Mr. Jes-I sie Gaudet. Mlscouclie. rc-ceiitly paid a visit in Urbainville.-Mr. Sylvain J. Gallaiit and Mr. Joseph J. Ai-geiiiiiili have left for other parts of the pro- vince to seal ln lobster factories.-The Guard "Grand-Pre" held its regular practice in the cheese factory on Sat- urday evening, 24th lust, There was ii full uiieiiilani-e and the drill was ubly ciiiidiieieil by Mr. (Tliarleii M. Arseiiault. assisted by Mr. Cyrus Gal- lant.-A general meeting of the Eg- moiit Buy egg circle has been sched- uled to lake place in the hall on Pri-. day evening, .’i0tii.-Mr. Manuel Cor- mier has resigned an clerk in the Wel- lington Store, to take charge of the one recently purchased by his father. Mr. Joseph S. Cormier. His many friends wlnb__liini success in his new enterprise.-M. ‘

$100 REWARD $100

The read rs ol thi paper willbe pleased to i ii iili i in iiieeiiiii ii i§Til'1¢l¢5-e ii°i'»"`i>Z¢‘»l si¢'li.‘Z'.'iT»¢ iii uni. »l§°""'.

-.ONE CENT li luis!"-

`for idiom tg tbtlieolumn.

must order. lini-

miim clause twenty-iiyeoentl.

'-ri-is uoitnibo qstv oiieriiiiiii can be obtained at li'erLv'l Ton- : mrlel' Pai-lourq. _Sumnig-eldo.

iii me iiici-ciiiiiiigiy' iieivy deiiiieniiii on -ics cn:AN’PAn,Loii -mr. Joe!

Mack wishes to announce -to the pub- lic that he hn_a_op6_l`\"od his ice cream parlor tor the summer leiooh. ’Ioe- cream can be had any time throughout the day and evening.. 9126-4-Iimli.

-LAWN TENNIS GLUB.-Tlie an-

nual meeting. o_t__. the Summarside Lawn Tenul»»Clubwilt he held at.the_ Agricultural Hall on Friday evening, April 30, at 7 \o'oloek. A tull_attend- ance is requested as important mat- ters are to be-discussed. 9123-m2i

. T!‘?'NISH

-ATTENPINGM MBLJSINESS.-Dr.

Purdy dentist of Atherton. was iii Tig- nish Tuesday and Wednesday atten-

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-SALE UNDER WAY -it is rum-

ored that the valuable four iuiil one half year olgl (Admiral Dewey) horse belonging to Mr. Tom M. Nelllgiin. will soon' change hands and become the property ol' Mr. T. t‘. Lliiklcttor, of Suninierslde.-Z.

-BACK TO WORK.-Mr. Sylvian

Gallant, Engine Cleaner who about two months ago met with im accl- dent while at work which caused his

right leg to be ln plaster eiist for over six weeks again resuming his work

-YOUTH POISONED.-(ilruvc

lad belonging to Mrs. Jerry F. lliiiriiii of Little Tignlshf The polsoii started

his recovery as the blood poisoning in evidence throughout his system.

ted upon those who were laid, up with some malignant fever iii Ascension _ltoud thoiiglil that the disease was stamped out lt has again broken out afresli iii several homes iii Settlement ltoud. Much fear is entertained about the contagion spreading ami no doubt those in authority will take precau- tioiiai'_v measures to avert it.-Z.

-OPENING NEW HOME.-The

finest dwelling house iii Tigiiisli wes opened for occupancy by its owner Mr. Stephen Arsenault, tiils week. The building is a marvel oi’ beauty and in point ol' view a structure well erec- ted anii completed in all the moderni styles of architecture and designs. li is constructed of wood throughout and is very spacious. The rooms are large and airy and the owner deserves credit in having chosen Tigiiish iii which to construct such it building in view of fthe fact that he is retiring from the railroad business and for some time been looking around for the rlglit place to biilld his ideal home in which he could spend the re- maining years of his life in peace and

-VOLUNTEERS.-The following

is a list to date of the young men

teered for overseas service with the 55th Battalion: Capt. H. Campbell hell. Sumnierside; Lleut. R. B. Rogers, r Summerside; Charles Arsenault, Ab- rams Village; William Barwise, Suni- merside; Samuel Beairsto, Albertoii; Harry Bernard, Long River; J.Stanley Albertoii; G. H. Cameron, Ellisitiver; Wilfred Coulson. Sea View; Eddie li. Des Itoehes. Miscouche; Augus- Gullunt, Pineville; Benjamin Gallant; Fortune Cove; Fidelie Gallant, Cnpe

(Jlovls E. tluutliior, -Suinuicrsiile: Joseph Gerrler, Suniiuerslde: .losepli llarrliigtoii. Illooiiiili.-ld; Gordon Man- ilerson. Malpeqiic; Edward Martin, St. Louis: William B. Mebelliiii.

-\l“"\-W ‘I *l°V0\"- Cllrlftllml- -1 law- Aiiit-riiiii; iiiirry M. iviciseoa, Aiiici-4 li

ton; Agno 1’crry, Ernest Perry. Stiiii- loy l’crry. l<`ruiik Perry, St. Nicholas; Goiiziiles tleiidy. 'l'lgiilsli‘-: Joliii itilcy. Wiliuoiii.; William ltiley. \Vilmoii|. Roy Sulltvziii, Suuiiiiersldo; and Al- .bcrt Mctlougiiu, llaltlc.; A llsi is iii present being prepared lvilig age,

" “lu ‘ ‘ ""“"d~ F““°"“l Wm ll” next of kin and other pnrt?culurs.-H. | lielil \\eiliii-siluy.-Z.

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Hood'l Saroaparllla, the Reliable _Tonic Medicine, Builds Up.

The reason viliy you feel so liruil

all the time ut this seiison is that your blood ls impure and impoverish- ed. lt lacks vitality. lt is not the rich ` rod blood that gives life to the wliolo body. perfects digestion and enables all the organs to perform their func- tions as they should.

Get Hood’s Sarsaparilln from uny'

druggist. it will make you feel bet- ter, look better, eat and sleep better. lt is the old reliable tried and true all the year round blood purifier and en- richer. tonic and appetizer. lt re- vltallzes the blood. and is especially useful in building up the debllltated

and run-down.

Hood's Sarsapnrilln is helping thou-

sands at this time of year. Let It help you. Get n» bottle today and begin taking it et once. Be sure to get

Hood‘|. Nothing else net! like it.

BRITISH 0l"l-`I(‘EliS 'IN

GERMAN PRISON.

. i.oniioN, April al-Tpere wire, re- ceived today ii lint of th rty-bibs Bri- tllh oilioeni placed in dottinfioh lor-

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_ y eco ns e g from ii piinple in his nose und his phy-

_ii i _E55 tasteful ‘nd DL I d siciaii entertains but sllglit hope for

from Prince County who have voluii- '_

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thatliave-the outward appearance of ggiigfgood but goods that lookaae part and act the part _in the long service they ord. .

Investigtion and experience have proven to us_and tl_iousa_nds of custom-

~ ers that our L ‘ oleiimsand Qilcloths offer you certain satisfaction. They are

style with durability.

It’s A The Depend- ' able Goodness

That is an intrinsic part of every Carpet or Square we

sell thatibrings housekeepers back here season after season

Now we are showing more

pleasing pattems and better ‘ values -than ever before. .

Wilton Squares

2 1-4x3--$17.00 up

3x3- 20.00 up

3x3 1-2- 30.00 up

Brussels Squares

2 1-4x3-$11.50

3x3- 12.00

3x3 1-2- 15 O0

Velvet Squares

2 1-4x3-$11.50

3x4- 20.00

Also alarge number of 'l` ap- estry Squares $5.00 up.

Stair Carpets

All makes and patterns in-

cluding Jute, Velvet, Brussels Welton and Tapestry that will wear to your perfect sat- isfaction

10c per yd. to- $2.00'

in their line and who know how to combine

Are You Looking

For Complete Linoleum Satisfaction

Then come avisiting here, permit us to demon-

strate the genuine worthiness of the .

goods we sell

These goods have advanced in price but we

have just received a shipment bought before the advance and you will get the benefit

29c to $1.25 per yd._

Bath Mats Oilcloth Squares

For the properly - - app°in-ted - b a t h iiiiiiseihgr Siiiiua rgilliiihnihiiisig mom m dlfferent Squares just fit the bill

sizes and designs 65c to $2.75 35c to $1.50 each

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Daily Delights In Deaiingif

We give honest people more than a ghost of a

chance to really own home fumishings. They get a low cash price here. We laugh at competition because our square dealings with patrons are en- couragements for continued patronage.

Truth Feeling Makes Easy Selling _

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A Special Brussels Rug

That cannot be beaten by any foreign or domestic house. It is a special, and we offer them at

$1.25 each

° ' ' Brass Tubing

Patriotic Mat 3 1_2cup_

Made of good material Curtain Poles

design, Bull Dog standing 8;; ea, up, 0" U“l°“ lad* Printed Linoleum

$2 25 29c up.

l Window Shades l l We make window shades while you wait, we have all cualities of l

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I cloths in stock, all we want is the measure. I

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

A Shop for

the Housekeeper who Cares

iiltiiuii; Lieiiteiiunt tloaclien, son of

'tlrt-y, nephew of the British Foreigii

Sli' Williiiin lfldiviiril lloiiclicn, loi'ni'.‘.r i`li'it.isli .\rr.~bussadoi' to lierlin; ltohiii

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Traverse; Glorious Gnllnnt, Suinmer~ ` _

sldu; Ernest. Gaudet, St. Nicholiis; .S r

`Mjuistei', and mi-iny sons of peers., N_eiii"fy :ill the prisoners-i licloii' to

riick icgiiiiciits.

not iivrforiiiliii; ilii proper functions, I"ostirr`s Little tleiii Liver Pills will prniiiptly roi~\l.ori-. good liciiltli. 151:. iiiiiiii. i-:_ A. i<‘ifs'i‘isii, ociiiriii iirng- i-itori-, Siiiiiiysiili-. 901|-4-29M3l.

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Women’s Boots

- Patent button with cloth f

Patent and~Dongola with

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Shoe Values

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Compo-Rubber Roofing

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1 ‘ s ' - i ,_ , Compo-Rubber Roofing

is the most durable roofing made and is com osed of the best weather resisting materials knownp

lr is manufactured by the General Roofing

Mufg Co. who are the largest dealers of the mater- ial in the world. 1 ply 108 sq. feet in roll 5 year guarantee $1.75 pr. roll 2 :i ii ia ii ti_ u ii “ “

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