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R. DINNIS PEDIGREED Foxes Ti

Description of Ranch

The chief point of interest for the thousands ot' tou.ists

who visit Charlottetown is the Dinnis farm. It is situated a`3oIIt ten niIn'_i’.e<’ dri.'e from the ciiir on an eiirnerive over- looking the li_irt\or an-_I c insists ot one h‘;;.drcII and 5.I_\i_\' acres of land. It is chietly of interest becai -e thi rox rancli which occupies t~n acres of \\'-oofilaiid on the highest of-Irt of this farm is the largest in the l”I.ivince :ind its o\'.'Iit;~I' his the reput~ ation of being the most successful of rox bi'ceders up to the p'eser.t time. _

Situated as it is on a wooded hilltop it is iflcaify located for

a fo_\: home. The Natural drainage of the grciird is perfect. S0 that th;-re no danger of sgiring treshcts sri fatal to _V 1102 foxes. 'I lic- air is zil-.vays pure :ind fresh. for the winds which sw;-eo the liiniozi tarrv zI\v;i_v all liariniiil and disa_ reeible odors and i'-.Inif-l- the i;lii=liIi_t{ toss int,» the \':IIley telt,w_ The fact that .\lr Dinnis lies never had a singfe case of sickness among his ;inim;il< since lie ncouiied the preseiit rttnili lthree yeais auol is sutiicient evidence of the liealthfulness of the ranch and surroundings. The ranch has an enviable _history of success. Last year seven percent. ot the _Islands Ir.cr_e:Is_e of young foxes were born in this ranch. This year l\lr_Dinnis has raised tiftv-eight young foxes. It is not much wonder that he is called ilie "Wizard Rancher."

‘ The Dlnnis Ranch

The largest on Prince Edward Island, containing at present 110 foxes.

AN OPPORTUNITY

to in'o a LARGE. I’I<O_5I’I-_`RtlL`S, and WELLESTAB-

---~- LISHED cr;»i;ccrn.

The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

solicits capital for the FIQRTIIER EXTENSION ofa verv suC~ cessful Conipany. The Company owns at present, ELEVEN P.~\lR.s` of “PROVEIJ BREEDERS’ Itwo years old) worth at least 50 p. c. more than young pups according tothe experi~ ence of ranchinen.

There are NO Promoters’Profits in this Proposition bt-cause the Directors are selling the_new issue at actual cost price of foxes, virtually $16,000 per pair.

Prospective Dividends for 1914, Sixty-Five per cent (65 p. c.)

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HEAD OFFICE, Box 147, CHARLO'I`TETO\VN, P. E. I.

_ Guarding The Dinnis Ranch

Standing out prominently is the night watchman`s house which over-

looks the ranch and the public road. Supplementing the eye of this officer is the vigilance of another watchman whose especial business it is to patrol the ranch. There are brilliant lights surrounding the ranch which are turned on every night to enable the trained night watchman to protect the ttxes firm disturbance.

The equipment is the largest and most up-to date in the Province.

The pens of the PEDIGREED F OXES number one to eleven and oc- cupy the premier position in the iarch. Eveiycontenience that in- genuity can suggest and money prcct' re has teen incorpoiated in the construction ot their dens. The pens in which they take exercise are very large, and no pains have been spared to as sure absolute comfort to the valuable occupants of these de luxe dwellings. The share- holders of the JOHN R. DlI\NlS PEDIGREED I OXES LIMITED have sole use and control of Mr. Dinnis’nzir_e so long as the Com- pany carries on business.

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Description of Foxes

DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES are regarded as the type,

“par excellence” of silver black fox. They are characterizedf _

by thin mobile ears; a full neck,short and arched from the back; width over shoulders and through the heart; a long, delicately

~---- turned head;a springy peltfand pink skin covered gwith a

wealth of line lustrous fur, particularly _marked on linibs and wider bod); and a large heavy "brush '. These are the Hall

' marks of health and vigour. _ _

The four dz tion stork of the DlNl\`IS PF DIGRE ED FOXES

was selected frfm the pens of the Pit neer Ranrtme n, Charles D.lton ard R. T. Oultf n, Albf rton_ aid fri m the famous Ray- ner Rarch, Alte: ton, I rirce Edward Isla d. 'Ihe crosring of these two rotfd strains has produced a beautIful_vii.orou.~.large animal that combines the line ‘rich lusticus lur of tle one breed with the high quality blcod and ther orrcnal prod1'ctive~ ness of the other. 'I he pelts of ancestors of some ot thesejoxes sold forthe highest prices onthe London markct.

The litter ,reared last year by the mother of Queen Mary

(one of the Company’s foxes) sold for forty-five thousand do - lars ($45,000), while another litter reared by the dam of the Dukeof Conn aught sold for Forty-six thousand dollars ($46,000).

Free Booklet on Silver For lndustry

Thousands of dollars have already been made and many

more thousands await those who seize the opportunity NOW offered by

THE JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES LIMITED.

The extra pairs of foxes _added are at a VERY LOW COST

VIRTUALLY $16,000 per pair.

The new investor participates in enhanced value of the

ELEVEN Pairs of “OLD BREEDERS".

“ ` b t d th tth I f f s of one year old

and uliiviiiiids £E§l?EI2IAI?LY OFVTRIR/ED)xl§REEDERS, is con~ siderably greater than young ones in their first year.

(From the Report of the Department of Agriculture,

March 1913.) _

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title to increase their ‘weight with lu F or 1:, [,.,t|,,<ls of benltliy "stay tlI»<t'e_~" _

gh; ,h,,I;1I1 try .-ailing il little Snrgel with tb-~ir rr..-.il~ l-ur it \'-hilt' Mill NUI? 1.,3S;,1tS_u U. ie is it gt.. II test v.'I»rill

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Sitrgftl dues r.~»t if it~t'l:' make fab'

but iuixiizg with your f~~d. it turiisl the fit-, siizzi-”»~ and st===<fh<~‘ 1-f \‘-lin! you iiiite t‘:tt~i', iltlf- I`l"l!, FIIC ffit

prod ;@iI,g rfwtrisllni-nt fur the tie'-i SMS ,tml lltmil ;i'»*I..r~s it in :int .._If;lj.' i.s-.iiglatctl form \'.IIiilI the blur-rl can r»-Ittiily :II-t'-it. All this iioIii'isliIII~-iit limi," Iafst-s Irfiiii your I_I.'l;»' its; ‘-‘-ri.“t/.. Iiht .~':Ir,:I;l stops the:

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no Utiit-lull t't,iIiinaIaIllII:_; (ltfiIfi‘ for t`;Iii;uliI`s rrrt-rst-u.~. iiIt`iIiIIr_\' ;`I»i<~I- or

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. FI.0\\-'I-ER SHOW Prince of Wales .Collt-ge, August 3|;-117. 5073.

TRYON AND BONSHAW BAPTIST

servit-tis will hr» I-oiidut-t»_-d at \\'est- 1IIort»laIId at 10.130. 'l`r_\'oii, 2.110. lion- sliaiv at T. l’i't~a<-her Ili-\'. .\i'tlIur Ilnrn.

MURRAY HARBOR CIRCUIT.-

Itcv. _\lr. 'I`, 1'. .l:iIn~\.s will preach in the I’rt-.~:l>_\teri`aIi ('IiiiI'I'li. .\Iurra_\' llarlmiiz' .<1-Iiili, iI»-xi Siihbatli at 111.220 ii. III.; in tht- l.iI!lI- Saints at 3.00 I.-'I-luck aII~l in .\lIIrI'a_‘. ltiver at 05.330

road I»t»i\\'I_-eil .\li-I\`aj»"s ('orIiI»r at the t`atlIoli\~ l`IIIirIlI and .\Iii_\'n<»'s brook, in Suiiiiiierticlrl that is :I cotistniit iiienare to thi- s;tt`I<Iy or the travt-ll~ ing public-_ \\`lIil»- other sei-tioiis have splendid mails. tlIo\i_I<li not so much use-tl as this ont-. no i-Iirria_u»- \‘.'ouId stttnd driving over that part ot' the road iii It-ast with any spill-Il what-

wastc :md dm-s in qfiickly nn/l iI'I:il~<I~~

I~`LO\\`ER SHOW Prince of \\'iilc-s

College, August 20:7. 5073.

INSTITUTE PICNIC.-' The t`ar_n-

ers Institute nf tfotnivall expert to have a big time at the I-Zxperilnentiil farm on Friday next when they wlll hold their iiIIiIII:\I plviilf-_

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS- The

('orII\vall \\`ozII<-iI's liistiiute- are Ilo- irig cond work in the dirt-I-Iiuii oi' st-Iinol iinpro\'c|Iit-rits. The .~*<»IIoo; room has lII_»»»iI p-.rpcrwl rind puiiiird. I the !`IIrIIiiiII‘e i-I»-piiiiitvil. and otlxw iIiIprov<<iiiI~rIts have beeii ¢-It`et~II»il. |l’l`II»- work was' done by _\Ir. Duiiirl J. ‘ .\lI‘_\'eilI, paintt-r.

S. S. CASCAPEDlA.~.\lessrs. t`:ir~

vell Bros.. Vharlfittetowti. .lgeiits for the Quebet' S. S. t‘o., Iinve rt-<:ei\'-~tl word that ilu- .\`. .\`, ('a.\r'iipt-dia will be sonieivliat late in aI‘i'i\'iiII; in Vliiirlottc- town, on hi-I' ii'-xt trip. its it is not f-xpt-ct:-tl thin Ilic stciinicr will leave I .\li.~ntrt-ul lit-tore .-\ti;;ust 29th.

SERVICE OF INTERCESSION AT

ST. _PAULS CHURCH.-Tlic Bishop

tltc- Int I--mln If g c-»ntcnt~ nf the Very eiiiiiv iiIl*>.ls yrvl are |:r:'lIIS I"'\\` ¢lr»'.'r-]..iI pm.: I5 _~ mi pt-Iinrlv /Il.<~:IlIl.'y

_ __ _ _ _ _ , 1-vcr. I’erl.aps the roadtnuster has

~.,. $01111* vxvluiifllioiii If (101 $01111- 0119 or .viva stniitt this .qppoiiiu-ti Fri=liI_\~, ~"'f¢§._ :5{`;f._§'i, f 'if “.h°"‘m_ P9 "_“S\"9I`uIile._ _tor the <'0rlfll~ _\uc:ust '_’J\IIi. its :I II'ty of special Inter- R. 511% -r_»,;f,'_5,1g~!-.4 gg-_~ H011 0! A Y`0<Hl lllill |115 I`€‘<1'l\¢"l H0 i-tefisioii ilIroII_::Iiout the tlinccse. There

Q _ \ ;|_ '_"""" £ _ attention apparently fur tw(-I'.*e

'_ ff months, Ii not more.-L_ -.D er I ~

will lliI_-I'i-i'orf- lit- it service of lIiterI~es- siuii in hthitll of Ilis Mitjestv's I\'itv;iI

tl-'sh In-t'.\r:~-Ii _vi-Iii' I=l:iI, and morris. .~`;ir'_-ol is stf, , i`le.<Is1,a:t, I-"7.c;~I:t IIIIII .iI~:- ; fn:I‘-f~_

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forty 1'-l>l~t.< t_'I :I §‘If‘k:,£':-Uri it ;_-;<i.'.'i:,'f-f~ i;"I.t i‘I"f..5f.' or mf my Incl;

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THE PRINCE EDWARD.-'I`wo

large uutlieiities at the l'riiI<-e Edivaril

and inilitar_\‘ trirccs now t-iiuiigevl iii _ tht- \\':Ir, iii >‘t_ I’:iul’s t'l\uri-li, on Fri-I da_\' L-vciiiiig :It 'Hill o’clock. I

The Backbone of

National Prosperity.

FARMING is by common consent the

basis of our national Wealth and

prosperity. The farmers of Canada have, for the past two years, been get- ting top prices for What they have had to sell and have been able to obtain what they have had to buy at moderate prices. The war means better times for farmers.

, -1D|Au-.E§r'g5__;'-' ll 'I`Iieatrr_‘ last iiiulit witiiessed with

__,~|___"l_|i great appreclatlnii _:in e.\;<-t-llvilt pro-

23 ’1.-'Il' Igramiiie of I-iitcrtaiiittient. The t'ea» ` mn ' ' lturu picture was "The )I_\'stt-ry of

Wiekliaiii Hall," ii three part druiiiatic

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The Great Agricultural Exhibition i§£.;’.‘fl..":_.‘.‘:.’l’2§.iFfl§;‘;":.2I."‘f’*;","';‘f"i3

Of The Maritime Provinces

i914 Charlottetown, September

Live stock entries close lltli September.

All other entries close l5tli S

3 DAYS Hottsi: RACING 3

GRAND ATTRACTIONS IN FRONT OF THE GRAND STAND. naiiorinte incurs on nie iiiiiri riiisr ons. tow rms on srsnvitiis Aim iilitwirs.

For prize list and all information write the ,Secretary

FRANK R. HEARTZ,

. ' ' _ difzrries is Zin. and some fnrmersll

Ph sldenl’ secy Tren,” lChi|dr,_.n an. keeping the family in `:-onIiiiiIIIit_\- have worked harmonious-

CIIIYIOIICMWD. CIIRFIUUCIOWD. 'mmr as there is only 75 cents tr, _ ly togietlier :ind are vt'orth_\' of great

51358261hurs&SatMEtIScpt23. not in emi It in ~ I, r _ _ c

_ _t play ot' olrl I-Iiigland. It wasa straiIi,ti

stor\ ut lit-rtditi and tht rvsurrutin

1 f cr .tn tittcmpt

by her parents to force u young girl into it distiisteful riiiirriitge, she wins out :ind marries the man sho loves. ,l’It-Iit_v of nierriiiit-iit wits provided iii two i:IIined_\' pliuto-plays, in one ot' wliivli l'rii\'t-rsal Ike, jr.. particlputctl. "The Ilrilzand" was another good pro- Ilnctimi shown. Tw-I new pictures will he shown tonight.

22, 23,24 and 25th. 1914

BIG CANNING CONCERN.- R.

Clark & t'o., Mt. Stewart are doing un iinniense biisiness iii caiiiiiiig ber- rir_-.==. (ln Saturday this firm received a .slilpim-nt ut 1-iglity hitrrt-ls ol blut.-~ III-rrles from iliflifreiit parts of the Island und ycstertliiy working over time till lu o’t-lock itt night they c-iiniied 27 barrels or 5400 lbs. Must of the tinislied product goes to Mont- real :intl sonic- to Hamilton, ()Iit., to be sliippt-Il to \\`nstr-rn t’1iiIada. I`. E. Island wants more enterprlsliig hiisl- ness miin llke .\Ir. t`lark of .\lt. Stew-

:irt te tIv\‘<-lop the Intlustries iinil

C, R, lripnii up tiew ini-irkets for the ls-

IanIl's produirts. The pri:-c of blur- I

eptembcr.

nz g .I arvl of ber

___ - _ .-. -_1| ries tor a barrel of flour.-L_

ICE CREAM SOCIAL.~ tlii Thur-

sday I-\‘i~iiiiIg. .»\ut:l1st the 2fIIli, ti Iiinst siicct-st`Iil i<'t~crI»iIIiI-sotrial ivits held in the title new hall :tt tlritlitIIiI`:~' Itoad. the proceeds going to p:i_v for iiirtiitir work in tlnlsliing tht- inside of the buildiiig. The galliintry from tho stirroiiiiding voiiiiiiiiiilties, "their ladies by their side" were there and what is inorv. were not iit'riii1I to buy lots of icecrt-aiu and refresliiiiiz it-o cold drinks. Tlioiigli the hull was crowded to its vapiictty and tlierc were nearly as many outside, the or~ der was perfect hespcakitig good I-on duct. In the future on the part of our _young people. As this was thc opt-Iiiiig of the GriiIiani‘s Road Piihlli- Ilall. the writer was partlculiirly pl:-nsml with the Innnly conduct of the yIIIIII;: men, thus :Ii-tttni: ii gooit example for all future nivetiiigs nm! giving no place to be tllsnrtlerly und uiiiiinnlgr ilviioriiiif.-Iit too pri-vzileiit In coiintry Ilistrirts. ’I'ht~ waiters both Indies and Gr-Iitletneii, were kept very l»IIs_\~ :ind before the uftair close-d tht- stint: sum of $50.00 was ri-iilizi-II. The expenses were not liiub, so that the I-uiiirulttee will he able to roniplt-to the hall at once. Itizlit from the ht-glnnlng of the pro- ject tlll this t`IIiitl stage ol' comple- tion. the puhlit--spirited people of the

redit In providing a commod- lous piibllf- bulldlng. In order to

' ' _ splrlt ot ii progressive farming com-

l llclr»iii;i1ec?iimft)rTiii)\i,ii

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_ ni ngs ee ly via St. Lawrence

From TO LIVERPOOL From TO GLASGOW Montrell..Victoriln......Aug. 4 Sept. I l¢onfr¢nl..Sclndinnvian... Aur. B Sept 5 Q|iebec....Ca|nlrisn..... Aug. I3 Sept I0 MontreaI..Hesperi|n..... Aug. I5 Pcpt I2 \¢fmtrenl..Tunisi| . =

n A .t8. _ :.15 or ireal._Cors'ca _ A .22?Sepit9

Qu¢hec....A|utiln......./tuuili 27 Sigh 24 Mgiitrea|..Graiiipl.iln ..... .. Alia; 29 Sz-pt.26

,|,,m, me teeth 2_ To help pmspr", ('ash, Jas. Canipbell, W. \\’lIIlams._A. -the ¢,,E.|h_ 3_ To Ml.,-.nglhon the_t'anipheII. .-\. .\I. Green, Thos. “lg- gums. 4. To leave mouth and teeth |"°""~“`l~

antlsi-ptiI_~all_\' sweet and clean. Their, 'etter-tlvr-iiess In doing these four

further promote the progressive

munity. The tollowlng are the names

nt' some of the men on the Ilall (‘om» mittee: Messrs Geo. McKa_v, P. L.

ltlilngs. their purity, their pleasant na-

Where the foundations of' national

wealth and prosperity are sound and assured, hopefulness may build her structures with confidence.

Business in Canada canand will

be good if our business men will do their utmost to keep the bottom in business. Advertising is a good work- ' man for this purpose.

When tlie Canadian Farmers Prospers, All Is Well

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ST., JOHN _ EXHIBITION `

Sept. 5 to 12, 1914.

A BIG WEEK END _

A BIG SHOVV

TO HAVRE l LONDON

vors, their generous slres-all these

CASTOR IA

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Frou Montmi. itmnn /tug. is st~pi.2o makelhem both most satisfactory and

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Iorlnhntltndilhildrol.

fmlreu ~-C<_»r_rpthiln------ Avi. 21Ser>t» 27 most economical. Itexall Tooth Paste,

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MonIr¢1I..sfII¢I|o.._..._ _ ._ .sf-pin' ifumf

_ltoxall Antlse tlc Too P o

For Reservations. Tickets. ln:..'Appty

p th owd_r. Rex- Mun

f all Tooth Wash. Each la guaranteed m `

W K R R to please ;ndEsa:_Isty youh o1;{_ your Bosfotbo '

money bac . ac 25c. ac nuon

__ ° ' DGE S' City H' & _ Drug Co., Corner Great George andt ‘g

tl I il I4?

Kent Streets. _ »¢,‘,_,_

poem xcursion Rates --Be Sure and Come”

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