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To Investors in the Fox lndustry Throughout the United States

An excellent chance is off-

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ILL-ADWSED

frur attention has been directed to

a circular letter issued over the name l"’I`he Summerside Fox Exchange |'orrpany’. Limited," uhich we are in- formed has r'-:Gently been freely dis tributed among prospective investors. The company claims to have several _-airs of “high class" imported foxes an-I, in their eagerress to sell them, :-are -adopted the method of decrying .ill foxes but their own.

Une of the Stateriiknta made is that

the parents of this lrntch of imported foxes "have such fur that our island foxes :mist feel ashnrized of their

i cfiatS", _-lnotlier, an migleading 35 3 it is uncalleii for, is that "Prince Ed-

ward Island pure stock is degenerat- iug,"and hence the ~uu.n.»-rsirle Fu, Exchange Vompnny, l-irr.'.teil_ “vr.,i|ld he glad to have- your order for a few pairs" of the "high class" foxes which they have imported.

'lhose who have made a study of

the fox breeding industry, who have watched its inarvi-lloiis growth in

i the pn-t few years and who know i that it -.ins the superiority of Island ` lired stork that attracted the present

-.iorld-~~.i~ie interest in the business will be iuirprised that a Prince lid- vrriril Ii=l-and firm should have such assurance as to seek to build up a

i Liisintss on statements that :.re so

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.\luc\\`Il.LIA.\lS-HOWA'lT.-At the ies- ii.~.'.1ce of the firi'!e's ;a'_~:;t.=., on July ist, 1914, ny the Her. Jas. .‘»l`aLflougall, Gordon .\lac\\'illianis, of t.';ite Traverse, and Mabel, -iaiighter .,i J, \\`_ ilowatt of the same plate.

DEITIIS

M_\R'l"I?\'.-_-tt Grand View on Jnne, 18th, 1914, Martin Martin aged 81 years.

l{E!.I.'i.- At Greenfield, on the 27th of June, after u long illness, Gregory Kelly aged 68 years.

STRIKE ON AT WOOLWICI-I.

f.0_\`llO_\', July 4.-Ileenuse n man

was dismissed fur refusing to erect a machine on a concrete bed lnid hy non-union workmen, 1,500 men ' nt Woolwich Arsenal have struck and threaten to coll out 10,000 others.

ClI.lBRA'l'INC THE PUURTH.

l|'ASHING'l°0N, July 4-'l`_he wheell

of Government ure prnetienlly nt u standstill today no this ln Independ- enee Day. The White llonne is vir- tually deserted and the lxeeutlve de- pnrtmeutn on cloned.

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` ve | elreuniutsncee, leave vary little who Joseph r.i Austria, viioiuonee more Mi, , aid min” rficmriiig in usmirtum hrfmvrfl. Since Dl_i_m'i=

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It is to be regretted tlint, at o

time “hen the world is becoming in- tercnterl in our fox industry, when the term "Class A. Prince lldwsrd Island foxes" is lieinz advertised and relied upon :is representing the i\orld's best in forlom, such stat- ments should be allowed to go forth from the horn: nf the fox industry . Vrolmlily the circular has been issued without the authority of the dir- cctors, some of whose names are to be found on prnspectuses of Island pedigreed fox companies containing assertions diametrically opposed to the contents of the circular.

Few who know anything about the

fox business will he misled by such representations as those referred to as the public have learned to regard with suspicion and distrust anv Dro- posltion seeking to aciuire advan- tage by "advertisments artful uid" of the rlrscrilltion referred to.

Sll JIIES lll 'l`I|*Y

in iuiai i

’-'rrriment by military strength. Br-

on THE ELECTIUH uutroris turmoil and uncertainty the -- situation must be most discourag-

Sir Jlmrl Whitney elvrfwd his ing. Trim seems ui he no nope uint

°vi»i°“ "fl_¢f\"‘""¢ ill' Pf°'i“¢i°| ¢l- “omni conditions will nr restored

¢¢f»l0Dl *N011 ll! K8" Ollf *|16 f0||0Y- for ‘sf-me time. There is not in vict¢rla Row

~ ~. R. BRO_W

ui; ¢uum».ni_- ,mn , ,,,,, ¢°_ ,in mmi mogul- _ Clinrlottewwn' _

"Armin the People of Ontario have tion and rapport. Before me dim- __ -_~ ‘ ` ' . ll\l°¢<| rr! fvllrhzves und myself un- tor's ti-ns there were hundreds of - =- ” ~ ` . - , ,

0542. In order to mrry out thilplnnl u few den-sgogic dergymen, anxious*

_anon mein for ue merearortunl

party move, were not sdunred, und' did not hnitntetodenonnceunnnd

our eonmeas had citizens and worse

p'“Mf”""‘ "' "' ""'°A' A' a°“'q‘*',uid to 1-.nnounce their views and de~_

unnciations from their l»UlPl¢l ill ill' vmperate, violent and abusive lan-

M(i\D.l\' -lL`L\ ti 1914 ` _ _

' ' hiich I ill t f rthe de- _

__%____ ______* _‘lg“fg°' ' ___ Y _ no u “Sis is making strong efforts to nies are _this year lowering their

scribe but is eh in some c was

ci more eoiisequerire-'list uimrv they may have inflicted on the induenoe of

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_“___ “___ __ 1' _ ~ _ _ _ _-u a ryality ba-lil with .-, View tv ,.-,ii _.-,-_-._ ...ir .-,;.|,,,f,,,,

‘_\_t r_;_»is point I desire .o express

sq: hier. appreciation of the manner distinctly worthy of their high office

~ri which the great ir-:rjority of the __ -iergymen nl the province bor? ihfm- _ _Gives during the conflict in the face -_ .if the eflorts made to embroil them _

_~_-ion, rr.,-_iid dare to trifle with coni- icnce such as has been placed in US md I can only asain pl'_‘<lg€ 'HY C01'

lf tirue our

,food worn in the interests of the P60- ple, All the great questions and sub- ,ects dealt with by us during U12 IAS! up years will continue to receive our attention and once more I thank the |,;1,pl»- of the pro\:ir:e and l'Y"mi59 thi-iii faithful service."

according to our latest telegrarns

ttf mediators at .\'ia_:ara Falls have Sum.;-¢<1r»¢] in making arrangements for a solution of the international part of the Mexican problem but the inurnal troubles in that country seem as far fren; settlement as at .inv tii e since President llinz vr:-_S ,ir_;,(.g¢_,i and uimpelled to leave the r-nuntry. The Huerui Government. which is not recognized hy the Unit- ed States, is suited to he ready and anrioiis fcr peace on honorable terms hiir its enemies :ire holdin!

hack. The rebels, or (‘onst_itution:x!- isis :ic they call themselves , have ron n decisive victory at Zacatecas and lmtw designs on the capital. En- couraged by recent successes the? _ure c-»ni'.deiit of capturing the Gov-

rnuae rl this confidence tiny are in nt. hurry to hand their case over to the rm-dz: tors at .\'i:ii;:ira Falls. If they drive Huerta from power they will hr: ii» ri position to make their own terms, beine indebted to no out- siders. The threat that the l'niteil

States m_'i_v witliliclil recognition of the goverrinir-nt they rr\.n_v establish if they fxipture Mexico (`ity seeming- ly has r-i- terror for them nnv n-ire than it luis had for Huertu. Possib- ly the rebels believe that as they have had the moral support atleast of Washington, and, as it is alleged, prartiw! support from some lfnited States citizens, they will not be very strongly opposed liy the northern re- public in any event.

(‘onili'ii»ns in Mexico today nust

lie verv had. If the situation were not well-nigh desperate the British' minister Sir Lionel Carden, would liarilli' publicly advise all the sub- jects of (heat Britain residing there to deport. His waming indicates that tvents may develop that will

in the i~our.try. President I-.‘_ierta, it appears :my have his power so weak- ened vhat he will be unable to

Little iaith seems to be put in the promises of the rebel leaders that they will respect the lives pnd pro- perty rf the subjects of other coun- tries ivliofu- business keeps them in _\lexico. The records of some of the chiefs nre so unsavory that there is no doubt as to their good intentions for the future. Indeed, the leaders nrc flzhling among themselves, Cnr- rnnzn and Villa, the two moot prn- minent, are on the verge of separat- ing, ii they have not already done so. Ez-.ch has his personal followers and if the breach between the tv-a widens fr-ace will be fur ol. To the Mexicans who are tired of the dis-

duty to make clear 3 ferr points.

n it _ _ ___ --1'.) grinclude. no man, or set of ‘I-¢°¢m» wld 'V9 Fha" be “Je to gl E

make it unsafe for foreigners to he l `

der n tremendvlll loud of oblige- revolutions, moltly lmnll ones It is tions to them. What we have done true. but all serious. Some were on hun been instilled und, indeed, an il bod that foreign nations had to ln- well known. ibm *ll MNH! lily tervené. The uttannt to outahllohun

criticism of our record hy our op- empire resulted ln the execution of ponontn. This would, under ordinary lnxlrnlllnn. the brother of francis

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_ "rag QUARUIAN wusiwaauiaammrn .¢ump¢_uv»or¢uer-_amqriusrrpuiinnto FUXIIDFUI _ __ _

i gg mgjg (9 mgkg 1 3| the I0-_make U¢.l&0 8 thilild All hi- ` _ "”“’~ __ _ _ _ _ 1 _ e» _ -:_ A-Q-~y--~------1-_-»-_-4’-,___ ,~ muon. rii.i»¢__-....1an¢-lfedwi-ver-»°=<i=~¢i°»¢°:¢¢=1» ` -~ _ ne-" _ ‘ WP "

own A M gghquqgg 1>\¢_,_ ___ __ ___°ug.g lair ndvnntnge of no and throw- no The lexicon: will have to reform _,_ P_ _`-__ -“mah fl' ~ S to _'

Howe and Edit. Day Phone... ...liliont of poser and put lr. Rowell in tremaelves. ,mm i, Mi, |,0¢¢¢|_ `

O I Fishing

RMI 8...... '_ 1.-_ .wr mm -so -»~~i of ._ r. _ _ » Travellmg Bags for Business or Pleasure i__ 1-,_|,__ ,"4 u me -“rang Hipnsenu. with in our columns by lr. W. C, ° -

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EGCIIQES do not maze iiuiii-ian: selections;

--- submit' a list and we dial] ku you

3i¢_~_{ .ying i. ,wr ,gm of shut we think about them. ._

Jn” mn" ‘ yu’ i,,g,¢|»,»¢_u,g 3.; I8Ll\DPR ABROAD PRIME!-Z count of un Egg Circle meeting ld at lnrray River, Snturdc June ills lbllff 7|" "|5501-‘¢ Ulrdttli

Anderson, The fox industry in well aware of the future being largely de- pendent upon the pelt basis, and the .wiser e~.'npanies are making arrange- fnerets accordingly. Some compa-

liff N the POBIUT Difisig,-ll gf Live Stud. Brand: of the Federal pnrtniait of Agricultute, I feel it

!.Il¢ Dr mf

Tllt Federal Departmant of Agri-

nrmg atc-ut an improvement in the oapitaliuitun by adding aups to

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- Din, of mm ,ealmlated to make u listener shud-iquaugy 0| me eggs and !>0“llrl' br' ihfif r1=f=¢hfS- _ Eder. However, the result has shown ing placed on our markets and the H so i».\"i.ARlU; (I). You should i TUl1A‘»- §,,_,,,.,,; wings- amung .,y_y,¢|-g, y,im¢§Dep.-irtnieni reoognizs that the l»10> obtain par; it will pay 4 per cent.

_ _ -- ' _ . ldueers must receive rncouragm.est_¢_i;i5 year. 12-. Par at least; it will - its ilaeistmfs in-.ir:_ f~ n. ii.. lm” mr” h°"° L" “‘““'”°° ""“'"f'|ii this miter is to te “oiled out psy s fairly good dividend. is).

' -"'-\WHH¢ \`-Hit. ll -1. 1'. _and tba' The Z'-"ld F""Jl’l° “f onianofeiccrsfulli- The ESL? Circle move- Write- to one of the Fox lflxchangfs.

ions Tea, ~i:enal train from CIII- _regard them uith quiet contempt. ment is receiving the support Lf my; [_ P, (,`_, .~'T. L(il'IS: Your letter

,__ !';""é l"'“l"‘"l T'“"`°""' 73° and glwnat injury they may have done to_,!-;|_¢I2¢e1;i_l'Dl¢`_=1l1t1_:_ vt-hr'-c if' received. We have alrezdy draw ` ' - _ _ _ _ _ ' , - . and__ h ¢ ' ,l »,' _ 0)" *UT "Y IS 3 ' attention to your propos! ion. i Pe-.ples llieairr-, _.43 and 9 p.u=. "L ‘““p°"’”°° 'dn' _ _' 8 “zur of improvement for the beneti; or E_ H “__ gi 591|-315533; 1-i,m,k¢_

both pmclueer and consumer. _ rh, necessary egrregtion by bigén

The Drpartnent has been and is made

.____“Lm_‘_‘_' me churches will he seen more clear- strong!! Ursine the 'wrffs in I-11| _\_ '14, iz, ('l _\lBl-ZRl._AXD, .\'. F.:

Pans 0| 15° D0!!'U“0“ 'U W5' 93” ~`end it for our consideration,

*H1251if=§___l>f¢;i3'=¢=f5é_1»“_¥fff~ 1-I-vfifélé, W. _\_ ii.. Toniixro: see im 0 szimers. -e 2 irce mo ni _ -Q-__ - - _ makes this systgm soundly practical. 'provhural mndends

It givgg :lil producer more Profit due to the elirninaticn cl “aStef\=l‘\'S‘- ff' in.-_.vas the formerly exis.ing diflicul- ties u"nici'i stood in the 'ray of de-,-__I- eis buying eces on :. oval-lr be-SLS. anii if all will no-operate :.il '_'-'ill

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::PIt0P!-Zfl RELIEF.-is secured

from the use of McKinnon's I-‘ruit Salts. This preparation makes u pleasant, uperient and lamtive, is agreeable to the taste and does not nauserate-is equally :'»nvi-nient

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gb; eqnsnmers Letter cuallty eggs at _End dS“us'8td' ri igrnfrl un:

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19'” prmes than I ey 2 e for 'Kinnon Drug Co., (Tor. Gr~.-at flex-:ge merlr been wmrelied zo var- I! and Kent sur, n.-Q mt:

should be quite clearly' understood,

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panmgnt E5 to take no port in th. 5¢a_r_djn;_ actual marketing of produce. l Thanking you for allowing me Th, graiernent that the llepartinent 5P‘*°@ YO P“l'l-Sl; this-____ _C is Euppnrtin: the moverrent to rent! .r_ 3;" ;, wartlmuse in Ycntreal must have |,,_Jmini,]n p(,ui|_|-F R¢!,;-ésgngariig for i;en made through some u.lsur_der- P. I.

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_ Patons have 'a variety of shapes that are in vague, wings, mounts, flowers and foliage, and milliners who know how to tum out the af me of fashionable head dream

Bathing Suits for the Seashore

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Outing Skirts _

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Wash Fabrics. Brocaded Rat-

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' it is and yet the prices of them are very moderate. The

NEW designs are still NEWER 'than what was NEWEST _ a few days ago.

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