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, most valuable consignment. which ,; . _ - _ ' -'lwonti wardtheother day, consist

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U8¢h0dlst»-Barv. '_l‘. Il-rshall

J._ Heaney at 1. Bible Prayer lervies on Wed-

5’

°°““°”’ _'°'°°‘“'° ‘ casual. VJ. r.- ' ; . maya at n sae 1 sunesy season nel ST-

" GNN Ull'll‘°li*~RH!,- Ji H°l|\¢¥‘ lilmbumlu at m"m pn," m”¢m‘ Commllnfvli at I a. m. latina at

u me rr. un-snail an 1., ' _ ~ - _ 11 _

- ~-'sunday sensor me alba ous. at z. ""‘”°""’ °‘ ' "°'“- *“ ’°"' "°°'i °

‘3d. A cordial invitation is extended c°__l}:f; "£11: ‘af 'tuumdsum' “° Ahgggragg HAY 310|:

to strangers and dollege students. §‘i’°”_ 7 _ ° " “P

PREBBYTERIAN ` BAP.ns1._ EDMONTON, Alta., July 17.-Two

‘ hundred and nineteen live foxes, 1111-1

Bt James' Presbyterian- R" ` _ C_ 1.1_ 111 ing from black sum- to no crosses,-

Dr. Fullerton at eleven and seven. Baptist Church Rev' e_‘valued

, l s - from

- ...ll~,1!,g_ll|»'B.-lteetor

_Q - 5111 8ervi_ees_ at 11 an

nam; at 1.30. students and “Nm” ` 1,,c°""",,,."'"°" " "'° '1°"°‘

-1 'i ANGLIUAN

rf-"5 e ml' $3-s'

vide. All seats free. - rs'rsa's oarnsnmn-any

m. And evenson_g at 7 p. m. ' 1,._ --_...__..___. __

' siurunrrr or roxss '“"

at $380,000. have been shipped

Edmonton to uns in No ”°*

was coming back I sa

were left where he was I almmt

WI-IYHl!'l'll'llD‘l'0HH»1*.,_

as amen- was was engages in me ‘"- sim or sermons: aus ua renown.; ""*°° incident: my gsssm vnu" to use °"'°' somrorders 'to one.'oi the regimeits

I had to pass ser lien

exposed to on 1

E

F

sag;

. s 3 5;-§;§° #§.§.§=

I'¢ot amass

bor lrlns vdunded

to a* ulrtainity be kill

to um. andtelo nun I ws: gb- iw terry him back with ms.. He

went

‘lux

hue anion-rleemm ae

spae§‘”‘

evellinl

__-_ .

Announcement has been made by the Secretary ol Commerce oi his inten- tion to lease twelve islands on 'the coast oi Alaska to persons who wish to engage in the business oi rearing !oxes.' The islands will be leased lor

P0 Ve'

Scotia Prince Edward Island, Alber-

New York and Pennsylvania

or _ _ _- lied pure" black puppies, lor

obieci-ed._snd dediired thstl could -deny _ . ' j _

was most too heavy, and tried constantly to put one loot to the ground ‘to help us alonz.'»es he said. All the tiara' he

kept on sayin 'I am sure I to |3087!

restless. declaring he was

8. am o

for you, sir, Please let me try “hi

a period oi uve years to the highest responsible bidden._ » Recently the rearing oi foxes 'tor their or attention. Public interest has been aroused by the remarkable results

fllrs has attracted a great deal

evsd in this industry in the east-

_ _ _...__ sed oi

,. -_ _ T ` which left ” _ ' "1 Mill. ‘ ‘ ,» _ T - ' l to 0

I6 _ ‘ " _ poses. _

._ R G, D,rt»_ ~ Frederic M. Lee, president gi the

V a Western Raw Furs Company, w o re-

rrs 1 es 1 cently shipped thirty-live foxes, va-

. . a

- ar

Hard T1 me. iii?-

~ - - will- n

_ to

gdeu, Pa., lor propagation' pur-

eastern ranchers, having decided'

Kane ,` Brothers oi Brookly_n,' $80,000." The animals were sent

t $30,000 to breeders in Prince d Island, announces that he ot'dispose oi any more annuals

and cult

and walk myself/ 'At last I was _o- bliged to put/him _dow'n_i'o_r`_a.mlnute under ment, keep quiet while Icarried him, or he might very gain, arms, a safe i0 thc hospital- to see ,how_ he. was.

the shelter or a 'large monu- and, ‘ tell him that he must

sacrl9f:e'bot_ll our lives. With great dillleulty, on _starting a- I got him to ‘lie still in my and was .ahle°to carry himlto shelter. `l¥eXt`mol'nlpg I wont

I then reminded him how dimf-

"which

ern part oi Canada. The prices re- ported to have been paid ior_silver ioxes, black ioxes and other valuable varleticsore almost fabulous. The demand for foxes by breeders has been so greatly in excess oi the sup- ply that live_ ioxes oi the desired va- rieties bring many times the amount

could be secured lor their pelts.

'anusznmo 'roxss ron mans

‘the style, in other words they are

PUSITIVELY THE lARGE5T $AlE Ill CANADA `22,_°'.i?.‘Zl1"i.?»§°f.l§§‘“..Z“..'f.`3"Ii..?.}I“

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° f s n tn r un. _

Head Office V ancouver. B. C. --3_._._.I’_‘;‘.;.£°;":2”.2..;".€...1. .°.?... ..':;°.

_ . -isters, missionaries, or Bible women.

Charlottetown Office - 31”'

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_ - the

Offices:-Charlottetown, Vancouver, Victoria. New Westminster, Nanaimo, falrisry, _ _:°___‘“___;‘;’° ft °‘“:_'_

Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, London, Eng , Antwerp, Belgium. A , w1,1,,1, 1.111 ,_,,,,1,1,, 11),, 1,, g'10,11y “G'§,1_

God

' \ ° cobbler's stal1,_where the godly work-

Authorized (,ap1ta1....... . . . . . . . . . . ..$5,ooo,"oo ._____ as he ________ the “__ __________ ___ me Sllb5Cl'lb€(l Capital . . _ . . ..-...U-.».»..». . ~ ~ 2,500 000 - Saviour’g ]0vc_ ny, gloritlgd for mon;

Paid up Capital . .............. .. zooo-ooo ' than

l 7 -

ml 1 li 1

Reserve _ . .. f .. .. 8_oo,ooo _ -268;? re g'°""‘°" permms its

ASS€tS-----.--.--» -- . . . . . . .. . . . . . 4,973,161 ~ - glorified by the poor unlesrned carter Invested Trust Funds and . ' as he drives his horse, and blesses his

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executorships and other ' 11,; 1 ,_ y the trusts under administratlon......... . . . 6,217,983 ropular divine who. throughout the

Trusteeshi s for Bondholders __ . . . . _ . . . . . . `2 , 08 coo -”°““"y' "ke B°“""g°“' is “‘“"“°"'

.- * i ing

bl'

vocations. Take care, dear reader,

Directors , _ . .0

Wm. H. P. Clubb President - W. D. Brydone-Jack, M. D, Vice-,President F. R. Stewart ~ Vice-President

William R. Arnold _ Managing Director

David W. Bole, Montreal R Gray J. A. Machray, Winnipeg Pearson _ ‘_ john Pitblsdo, Montreal E. Drew, M. D.

William Henderson 'James Stark R. L Reid, K. C E’ W. Keenleyside _ H. W. Riggs, M. D. ' _ james Ramsay '

C. W. Twelvcs, Ant\vcrp,fBelgiurn. ,

` .

,0!"l`6‘ su?

Advisory Committee, `I_.ondon,‘ Eng. . _

J. G. Colmer, C. M. G. 'Sir-'Gilbert Parker, M P.

C. W. Twelves. _

Advisory Committee, Charlottetown _

W. H. Aitken ' A ` Frank _R, I-lear~z 1

I-lon. Charles Dalton. ` ~

cues. ' ' *'l"'»'

_1;;_. _ -.5 »ed though h was from his worn

could

by trusting entirely to mo, 'A111'

‘ - . - ' » ' _ said he,,look'ing up in my lace with a

' smile,

. , _ _ you was so strong!"-’ I-low olten does

- . the sinner hinder the Saviour’s inter-

‘ position through trying to help by

' his own wfr' 'P "'~~~c we yet realised

' I that he is . 50 s`“UnJ?"

WORKERS TOGETHER WITH HIM.

of rt 'and tak’ care y°“ ‘do ”°t"dl9h°“°r “stock oi foxes on the Pribiloi Islands

and

little ol yourselves, but do not think Bt,,_t_es:_..The results of experiments

too'

lawful trade may be sanctiiled by the

Bible, and you will ilnd the most

'mcnial forms of labor connected sith- er

I r

ciirsrl; (|;{§i_l_'_r-agaytsrrh Ours

<_'_Jl1_3n=yiorthe last 15 sa_rs, and believe t . olilat any ohiig-atlonilizliade liyahisrry

B

ae

{n_ucous surfaces oil e systsm.'l‘estimoil- a s

b

V _

hr had made it lor me to help owing to hisbelief that, crippl-

e d. he

yet do better _lor himself than

‘but I' did not know, sir," as

of

isi

-i

of

ve for God is by becoming min- of

how many would be shut out any opportunity oi 'magnifying

Most High ii this were the case.

is most' surely glorilied in that

P

in many a prehendal stall where r

y duties. The name oi Jesus is

or speaks to his iellow laborer

he roadsid as much as b be

out the gospel. God is glorliled up

our serving Him in our proper nu

that you do not forsake the path

duty by leaving your occupation, fo

your profession while in lt. Think

little oi your callings. Every in

zospel to noblest ands. Turn to the ar

lv

with most daring deeds of faith,

ll0W’S THIS 7

eoflsr One Hundred Iloléars Rewaro angycase nl Catarrh tha cannot be

n

th

W

&ll0 Toledo 0 be

We the undersigned have known F J

i’f.'l1‘i.°.ll’.§‘é"1i°'“".i’.l1” 'lil "“"‘“°" is

War.nnvo.K1N arv&M a . '

Who|_;asale l'l)vru¥g_LstsA'l‘Xlgdo 0 It

all.s0atarr Cure is a enlntsrnsliy. ting directly union the blood and in

s_er3_ires. Ptrice 75° per bottle. Sold th

I ‘ .

Hake Hdlfgliinmlly Pills lor constipa- n. ~

' ly

th th

been the and

net

$15,000.58. The London sale in' 1913

fur

While" the breeding of foxes in'Alas-

ka has -attracted, but little public at- tention, the business has been going on lor a number oi years, and the re- quests made to the Department oi Commerce for permits to take wild stock tion

(ln the Pribiloi Islands the practice

for the purposes of domestica- have been steadily increasing.

taking :the Arctic blue lox has

pursued for molly years. In 1912 sale in London of the 391 blue white lox skins taken on those

ands during the winter oi 1910-11 ted the United States- Government

the 413 skins taken in the winter 1911-12 netted the Government

$20,505.17. At this -sale one lol: of 28 skins than that

ment herds on the Pribilol Islands produce exceptionally line pelts and are stock. The Secretary oi Commerce will

petitive bids, live blue foxes from the

was sold lor $3,675 or more $131 per skin. It isthus seen the blue foxes in the Govern-

therefore very desirable breeding

undertake to furnish, under com-

ibilo Islands to those who des

_ 1 , ire

choice breeding stock.

OUTPUT CAN BE INCREASED.

There is little doubt that the vari-

ous

species and varieties oi foxes can improved by the application oi,

methods oi animal breeding used by

-to-date breeders of live stock. The

Commissioner oi Fisheries in his an-

al report to the Secretary oi Com-

merce and Labor ior the ilscal year 1912, in speaking ol the special ei-

s being made to improve the

the methods oi handling the herds

feeding and selective breeding that e now in progress give reason to

believe that the output can he great-

increased and the 'quality oi the enhanced." -

ARCTIC BLUE FOX. ‘

According to our present knowledge

ere are two principal groups ol

foxes native to Alaska that have

en handled with success on lox

farms. One oi these is the species known as- the 'Arctic blue lox, which

iudigeniousto the northern por-

tions oi Alaska. It is believed that

was not found on the Pribiloi Is-

lands at the time oi their discovery

1787, but that it was taken to

ose islands subse uently. It is also

reared on fox rancges on various is- lands on the coast oi Alaska. Some individuals oi thisspecics have near-

whits iur and are known as white

inxes. =.'l‘he fur oi a white lox is much less vsluable` than that from

a blue _members oi the Species. For is reason it is good business to

0 . Indian i-lead and Bedford cord at $1.25, $r.5o,

_ Solicitors C'

Campbell, Pitblado, i-ioskin & Grundy _ fVV_innip

".’i"' i

A UDI TORS

Riddell, Stead, Hodges & Winfer Riddell, Stead, Graham & Hutchison ` Riddell, Ross & Bell J. Maxtone Graham

_ BANKERS

Royal Bank of Canada '

Bank of Scotland, London. ~»

` Vancouver. B. C. 1

Montreal, P. Q.

Winnipeg, Man. , Edinburgh & London *-

. Are You Using

Bowser, Reid & Wallbridge Vancouver, B. C` ‘ ' Slaughter & May London, England Z Lafleur, MacDougall, Macfarlane & Pope '-Montreal, PQQ.

eg, Man.

l, '1 . J.

name we havegiven to,

_ .

. our new line,_of Note

'Ihe Dominion Trust Company was originally incorporated'

Act in British Columbia in |903, and under a special Act of the Ikgielsiure in |918, ‘ and by special Act of the Dominion Parliament in l9|2. ' _

'I he Company is authorized

lo sci as executor, guardian and trustee under Will

sa Receiver or Assignee

ss Registrar and Trust Agent

ss Trustee for bond issues ss Agent fo- persons appointed io any of the shove offices.

_io seeenl deposits and allow 4 p c.. ioisreei added quarterly

_,_ ' Cofrespsnms and_-interviews.-in reference to soy of the shave ebrdiilly invited.

‘ J»1yr9M4l " ‘ --.i-2-1.15.2-is:M '

iw-v-1.-were ‘mvlwur 1,

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underline Companies l

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Paper and Envelopes.

Pound Packages and Tab-

. lct'.

. writing surface but ,still

ss Agent for the investment of funds. _ _ ,_ _ 1-gfslm i_hs'iI,lnen` _Flulslr

/ 1 _- » - '..

v mcu|r°s . so ons... si. uhm 93|.

Arena lawn it

Slalionery

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eliminate from a herd of blue foxes all individuals which show a tendency toward the white lox variety.

VARIATIONS OF THE RED.

The other is a groupgoi species

known _collectively as red foxes, the various species being found distribut- ed throughout the -northern portions oi the United States and in Canada and Alaska. Sliver gray foxes, cross foxes and black foxes are considered as individual variations .oi the red

- - _, ,_ .,.-,,. -.1-fiox. llixperiments which have been

Arena Llwn is thef

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We have it in both

It has ‘ s nice- smooth

W"-1 <. :

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made indicate, however, that poor strains ol these varieties may be ob- tained hy selective breeding. .~0n "fthe Priblloi Islands the ioxei subsist principally on the waste por- tions oi seal meat not utilised as lood by the inhabitants. On the lox rnnenes' along the coast oi Alaska ilsh is used to supplement when neces- sary the iood which the ioxes are

I

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~‘ . Island Souvenir ` _ f Jewelry

' We have just whstyou

, ws|;t bu:e_in.Isl|;ud _:_N-

.- ven r -1 e

belzbudfiesfgmoehes lldl pins, rings, watch lobe, snatch, .clgsrettesnd cigar 1 cased, hrsclets, lockers. and innumerable otliersmsll 1 articles pric.d st r5c np.

W-N£TQnf0n. _'

xledfsmasr. 1 ‘ '

| wo

fl for 95c. Regular 1.50 value for $1.25, $1 85 a , _ . _ season's pretty effects are represented. Embroid-

agood Two

ways. ,

gm-_ . g . ._ ___________,___»__ » 1, one or e best spedlalised and ex.

F01 RAN -05198 IN ALASKA- _ .--sosnrmns rr rs mcouvms- uunvs infill of nouns; ur ou. ary, was:-rmorou, n. cj .my 11- ‘“fN'1‘_l=° Nh the baby with 1°"-‘ *'11* °‘"““F' *"“` ’°}‘°¢ *ll* °1d

fhim athorne. But then is no'nesd terus, and ¢Dl°l’lll8l» lll0 Bllecia

ilong, in comfort and without trou- our $15-09 'P°°1ll 'mt' P°¢°”'-

-me no matter when you ¢°- Blew' °“"""'“’"l“

in t Easy Pri . Patons. ,

8° S a ` cu' 328-7-17M8iE1l.

sweaters are three months ahead oi ,u1|;_ Pstons. 885-'I-17-MlliE1i_

what will be shown around town in _ . ~ _- ~ _ » oetobn-. another met is that Hauer? is . rwron s BARGAINS- -

s ""’

ii she weighs 200 lbs., and the P11098 bBl`KBil1l- Bphndid w°rth"'hn° °°“

S. A. Mclionald ;:':..:.;i-.'::;; -

Silk Rapp and Linen' Johnny Coats

/_ \|i»;

lgfa'-3.3;: mul. -

- No woman should crnslder her

wardrobe complete without one of those

_ 1 '\ handsome, light might. dusr proof

‘ coats They protect your costume are

wt-ight ar d give just the amount Ofpro- ` trclion needed from sudden changes in

ri-niol-mu re, ,fashion favors them .for wa-m wvsxh r wear.

We show them in champ lguc. deep

cream, natnral linen 48 io 50 inches in length round or fquare corners all 'hut~ to: trimmed at $3 25, $6 oo and $6 50.

Another handsome line of Jobnnies -

-.»--.-- ...ff in champagne silk repp with catawbs

‘ 1 ' -ond-Ll ol: two tone cord silk collars.

1 \\ revcrs mid coils at $11.00. " They are -»1»- 1 _ ‘ czrtaiu y the best yet. '

" - ssconn FLoon.

~ _ _ .

wma outing skins `

just the thing for those hot summer days,

' cool and comfortable splcndldly tailored and the ' best line of wash skirts we know of. In Rcpp,

$r.65 to $2.00.' A

` A SECOND FLOOR. `

+ n ' _ '

O D I 1

Cool Dainty White Walsts

1 ` There is no other store in the city that has

agrearer range of while waists to oiler than ours._ We talse on one big _lot after another if styles and rises are' right. ' Hence we are in a position to oger some extraordinary values. Special line _ rth 95c for 75c. Another special worth 1.15

v Ines for $1 50 and on up to $3 50 All` the

| Stlyes sure to charm. _ " " "

SECOND FLOOR.

4

cries, laces, tucks in some effective treatment.

.»

1'- Z mr

Magnificent Summer A _

, Dresses Specially Priced

This will be a great white season. The

makers and importers kuew it would bebut they could not waitg or the trade to open and here is I a wealth of beautiful dresses at your disposal- s , sacrifice to a bsckwsrd season. f ‘ Let 1 Dainty embroidered and lace trimmed white dresses $2.50. ..

elegant in appearance extremely. light .

H rl

Lot 2 White orgsndic dresses line and sheer |

-»|n`l;1v's _0l30'.l’HING. `...Yonng msn ss well as old mea have learned from-’ gsxpsrience that on our lleondylloor,

mg ,vm more .inconvenient to leave want. New. styles. New .w¢_£V¢s. pst-

l

, 1| bu Pa- Blacks and Bllhs in the lnest make

-gulf 52111:-:Mali Euan- anlimtakeybaby clothing possible to lu-ir. Ask to as,

"MEN’S AND BOYS' CLOTHES.

_' Itiaawlse man' or woman who

--r.lmn:s', omnnnsws. M°°’° im... when me who-e so buy. why

and Boy's coat sweaters (or chilly not join the wise class and take ad- svsnings, boating, snortlnx and °°°' vantage or the bis reduet ons we are sho;-9 nes. First or all let us em- making on our summer clothes, many phasize the fact that these ooat at ,I saving oi $1.00, 32.00, $8.00 a

all; 034° tl: ai4lm'gi1s§1h:l'm”dt the we are solns to mv” it worth tle Kiddie up td Grandmother, even your while. Here M8 B0l¥1° Ol l-he

. ` 6.75, d ble savings are rewards for get-

gdlvienrimllugtetl-tsontoevesry 5032' lst llll? here early'Monday morning. We invest Now hurry ii you want the ought to crowd a whole day's busi- 011¢ y1,1_1 would like, your neighbor ness into a half. With your help we

' _ _ i1_ Y know we close at. one

'”” "t 1° “md °' yiie-1§iii’ifn1r.§.l1°¢r. r?§¢°n'». 252-1-19M2L

I CCC”

lace and embroidery trimmed $3.35. _ "

Lot 3 White sllover embroidery dresses ilil f

very handsome effects $4.00. \

‘ Lot 4 Special lot _otcolored muslin dresses in pale blue, pink and chsmpsgue t6.oo for #4.co ,I

Seeour _ugh d ees incl tri] -R

black and whfltc. briizllvn llelid wlilrte' sillduglde gd 1 white. Splendid tub dresses very special st ` tr-5°. $2-5°. ta.¢'<>- ,

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