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'PAGE TWO tram in-rmsr saws rms-r or Ann . THE CHARL

o'1°r1=:'roWN GQARDIAN _ 1 mime i>i.ii.ir. if DEC_EMBER,1_8_,191s . .

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SILVER Foxns it

` \/‘lien You Buy Breeders

1 from

The Silver F ox Ranching C 0

You not only get the ci-Quin of the fumous ORIGINAL P. E. ISLAND BlMCl\ nIl.Vl'.ll FU}il'iS-llie very strains that produced the world- reaird fur viiluns, but you also receive with each animal purchased an ABSOLIJTEV 'l‘I>i.Usi W0lt'l‘t-.IV PEDIGREE CEltTlFICA'l'E, un- der ilie Company’i~i seal, for your protection and registration.

THF. alLVER FOX RANCHING COMPANY was established in

lllll, and ut the very outset secured un aggregation of the choioest animals to be foiind in the ranches of the pioneers With additions during the past year of several animals selected for their individual merit. the 4 oinpaiiy has ii ranch un =qualled in number and quality of parent stock. The niimngs are cnrefull made to prevent the deleterious effect upon the young ol' t.io close inlirecdiiig, thus assuring strong, vigorous, richly furreil oli‘sprli.g.

A liiiiiied number of 1914 puppies are now offered for advanced sale.

The Silver Fox Ranching Co.

Alberton. Piince Edward liland

lxeculive Offices:

323 Exchange Building, 53 State Street, Boston, Mass.

2989.12 BM\vfm6i

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NOTICE

To Whom it May Concern

All accounts and bills due tis, and not definitely

settled and payment arranged for on or before the 15th ofNoven.il.1er, will be handled into the courts for immediate collection, without further notice.

J. ]. HUGHES f<;?CO.

Souris, P. E. I.

2292-io-25swmetf.

THE HA ND S

With the frosts of winter at our

doors it hehooves the woman who has no malu to assist liar in ner household duties to look to her hands, if she would keep them pretty and. soft in spits of her manifo.d duties about kitchen and dining room. For if the hands are in goodly condition when winter sets lu, they will not be so likeiy to c":ick mid chap and roughen up wl er- the ical- ly hard and trying woiitner sets in. This is the time not only to lay in n supply of glycerine and witch nazel- one of the very best of all solteners

‘for the hands- but to apply it ii-;;-

ularly. Each time the hands have

;been in hot dishwater or in the rin-

sing waters of vegetables or potato- es, they should be carefully washed and wiped, the cuticle ge-n‘.‘y 1- :r-hed back from the nails, and glyoerine and witch hazel-about two p.-irts of witch hazel to one part of glycerinc- well rubbed into the skin of the hands while the fingers are gently mnssaged up and down. It sounds rather a bother to be told this but in reality it is the simplest and eas- iest thing to do. Then at night be- fore going to bed wash the hands thoroughly in 'warm £ater with n teaspoon of oatmeal and a pinch of orris root, use the nail brush going over the whole hand' carefully and dry with a soft towel. When the hands are thoroughly dried take a good massage cream-not an ordin- ary cold cream-and massage the hands as gently as you would the face, going slowly over each finger and rubbing the cream into the cut- icle. Rub until all the cream is quite absorbed. Any cream with cucumber in it is excellent for the hands as it has a tendency to whiten the skin. It is never well to wear gloves to sleep in for the hands do,not ncedto be kept Uarm. If these directions, com- bined with cureful manicuriiig, are followed, there will be a marked im-

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Save on Good Second-lland Farm Engines

You know how good the ideal farm engine

is. lt has been proven to you the practical tests und tl-re r1r~'.u9l experie uce of your iiziglihors,

\\'e li.ive now ready for delivery ii few secrnd'

1 hand 'Ideal in 1 3 4, 2 3 4, 4 and 6 h. p. ’l`hi-we

are going at greatly reduced prices.

Alana few American made fafm engines-»

iii:id».~ liy the largest concern of its [kind in the world devote-fl exclusively to farm engines. 'l li.se aie going cheap, Gzt our pric_-A-,

Bruce Siewari & Co

Steam Navigation Wlizfrf _

'lhe Boiler Inspection and insurance Company of Canada

CONSULTING ENGINEERS-EFFICIENCY EXPERTS

POWER PLANT SPECIALISTS <1f:srABr.isi1ED isis; TORONTO

BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Periodical l- speclion of Steam Boilers, Digestfrs, liconomizers And Other Vessels By Experts

Syerilicaticns Furnished for Iloileis, D'geiters, etc.

Pant for Boiler Settings Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, etc.

Iii:-pection and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase

Insurance Against All Loss or Damage fo Property and Lossof Life

And Personal Injuries Resulting fiom the Explosion of Su nm Boilers, Digi.-stern, Econoinizers and other Vessels.

ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Ir speclion and Indication of Steam Engines By Exieits

Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Properly Caused By Breakdown of Engine or Bunting of Fly-Wheel

ssnvics PROTECTION SUPPLEMENTED sv iNsURANcE, ,

1 *_

For Tull information Write- To

liispeclor_ A

provement in the appeal'uHCe Of the bands. But one thing is essential- _tbat is, that creams and powders used on the hands should he of the very best, as poor creams will only do harm that it will take weeks _to ,undo. As with everything else a 11t» tie prevention is worth a 1191-“ld Of cure, and to prevent roughcniug and ciiiippiiig is to so 11 wus WHY I0* wards keeping the hands in goodly condition throughout the sensoii of cold und frosts.

Deafness Cannot he Cured h l l p liciitlonii. as they GIHHWV reliicijicutheuiliyssnsed portion ol the ear 'l‘lieri> is only one way to cure deafn ess. and that is by constitutioiial remedies Deafness is caused by _nn inflamed condi tion of the mucousjining of the hustncli- iaii Tube. Wtifin this tube i_s inflamed you have a ruiiihlinrz sound _or imperfect hem ing, and when tis entirely closed, Deaf nv-ss is the result, and unless the lnflam ation can he taken out an_d_thls tube_ ve stored to its noriiiul condition. hearing will be destroyed forever: MIIB 011899 0\_‘l _.1 ten arocniised by (iiita.rrb._which is nothing but'un inflamed condition of the

.em

n\lll|e;“N1i'flméi'via(`0ne Hundred Dollars for any case of Deiifnosséoiiusod by caturrh) that cétniigti bec_cu:m|rsl1'yP‘l,lall s Uutarrh ure. en or irc . . ° 8 `d1{)..l.oue1f~ii;iY ps 00. 'ro1e.1u,0

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'l‘siiJe l.lall's lgamily Pills for constipa- tion

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"We do our own cnuraving and YOU

cnn make sure of having any article hougnt of us engraved nicely before Xmas. G. H. Taylor, Jeweler.

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‘Commencing this

Thursday evening. this store will he open every business even- ing until Christmas. lo afford an opportunity io shoppers who can not get out dnrinq the day--Moore & McLeod.

3;25 i2,i8M_-gl

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XMA'S EXCUllSi0N

Low round trips fares to

all points oii llie Ifitercoloiiial

Railway and Pii.ice Edward

Island Railway furthe Christ-

mas holidays. Special rates

to students. Full information

on applica ion to

W. K. Rogers 1

City Ticket Agent

Business For Sale

We offer for sale the Stock in

Trade and good will of our General store at Elmira.

This is the best country business

stand on the Islaid and affords s grand opportunity to any one who can give the business the required attention. ‘

Any information needed, will be

gladly furnished on application.

EASTERN TRADING C0

-Elmira

A ciip of Oxo-made ivilli an Oxa Cube -costs but 2; cents, but the energy, warmth, and \vell~beiug it-creates-sud the novel convenience of these handy Cubes cannot be medsui-ed dollars.

Tins of 4, lo, 50 and loo

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LIFE A CENTURY AGO.

I-le had never seen an electric light A century ago a man could not

take ii ride on a steamvhoat.

or dreamed of an electric car. '

He could not send a teiegrwm. He couldn’t talk through the .tela~

phone, and he had never received 0 typewritten communication. _He had never heard the germ the- ory or worried over bacili or bacter- ia. I _ He never looked pleasant before ii photographer or had his picture tak-

en.

He never heard a phonograph talk

or saw n kinetoscope turn out a prize fight.

He never saw through a V\'ebster’s

unabridged dictionary with the aid of a Roetgen ray.

I-le had never taken a I‘i'3¢ in ml

elevator.

He had never imagined such 11 thins

asatypesetting machine, or a type- writer.

He had never used anything but u

wooden plough.

He bind never seen his wife using

ri sewing machine.

lie had never struck ii match on his trousers or anyflllng UlB@~ He couldn't take an a1\u0s€h0l-ic “"0

have his leg cut off without feeling it.

He had finver purchased ii ten GHHi»

magazine which would linvc been re- garded as ,1 miracle uf i1l`t. He could not buy ii Duper 7°* U cent and learn anything that had hui)- pened the day before nil over the world.

He had never seen s mechanical

reuper or n self-binding biirveste1_"._ He had never crossed on 110"

bridge.

` l'HE WORTH UI" CHEESE.

._}'e1_¢rbo1'o. Ont., Review.)

Ciinadians have not Yet learned how to cook oi' what to COOK will what to eat. The high cost of living iimonginany Canadians arises fl‘0m either cxtravagance in food or~i§I\0' rniicc of what food is best for the constitution. Some storekeepers will tell you that it does not pay to keel! vi whole cheese in stock because the sale is so slow that it goes stale 011 their hands. In England cheese is iilriiost. the stall of life, to many p90- plc. Many British workingmen can make a midday meal out of a peniiy worth of cheese and half a loaf. We do not wish to press our readers to adopt a cheese diet, hut we use this iis nn illustration of the waste that goes on in domestic economy among Gnnndians, as compared with other coiintries. .

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. Tha Kind You llaia Always Bought

Bears the Signet-ure of

1 . 1 ` 2 for '11 25 cents

ZKRROW ‘NZKCOLLAR

'iis1l, rulmly li Us., ln. Illukm. Sinai i1c;¢. liiulvnl

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“Another shipment ofthe wash able white Dogskln gloves just ln at Stanly Bros $l.25 per pair. Slzes5 3-4 to 7 34-l8,l2,l8M3l

“Washable wnlte D o g s K I r\

Gloves. “the kind that wears" again In stock at Stanly Bros S zes 5 3-4 to 7 per pair.

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Valuable Property For Sale

The undersigned offers by private

sale his valuable property situated 8 1 2 miles from Ch’to'.vn at East Royalty fronting on the bf. Pefer’s road and admitted to be one of the finest situu tions obtainable. The farm consists of 72 acres land all clear well watered and as rich as a garden, with good orchard. first class dwelling house and ont hulldings in good- repair. A small grove near buildings suitable for ii. fox ranch For further particulars apply to owner on premises.

aiir-is-io'iA9tiii?lpii° slliiiftolilii?-airy

“Store will he open

every shopping even- ing iinlll Christmas commencing lb I s lhiirsilay even l ng. Slorewlll close at 6. and re-open at .7 p. m. --lloore & licteod.

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fill the above sales.

)ear

Gla=g~iw, N S.

son Cliznlottetowii.

P. E. I.

Stewart, New Glasgow,

Charlottetown

Di rectoraic---Men You All Know

Pieeifieiit, H. V. Jeunieon New

Vife-Piwsideut, Col. H. M. Davi-

, Second Vice-President, Col. }I.D.

] ilinsou, M. D . Cliarloltetown.

liowaid Hillson, Charlottetown. - W. F. H. Montgomery, Beieque

Hugh Murray, New Glasgow,

N. S,

D.A. Ciineron, Picton, N. S. Secretary ~ Trelsurer, I a in e s

Solicitor, H011. D. A. McKinnon

Your Application

Your application should be sent

today to the Canada Fox Exchange Stamper Block, Charlottetown. Fill

` ,N out the attached coupon.

liere is ap Fox Company With Splendid Prospects, the EASTERN Black Foxes,

Lid. of Charlottetown ,

The Eastern B ack Foxes, Limited, a new company with sp.en-

did prospects, has already sold, under agreemrnt of sale, 3 pairs of x9`t4

, pups, at a price that will mean a dividend of at least 30 p c. on the en-

tire amount of present stock issue, providing enough pups are born to 1

A copy of this agreement of sale can be seen at the office of the

Secretary-Treasurer, james Stewart, New Glasgow, N. S.

Organization of The Breeding Stock is the

Eastern Company

Tne Eastern Blank Foxes. Lim- lied, is an incorpirated company with e an authoiized cipital of $195,000 div- ifled in 1950 shfres at $100 a sha.-re. The present stock issue is just suf- ficient to pay for the five pairs of foxes already secured at $18,000 a pair and fir nece-sary expenses for the first

Best

pair.

The

yeir ss it is

N. S.

be done' at the

basis.

Five pairs of the best foxes yet i

raised on the Island have been secured as breedei-4 and are of such famous strains as D ilton-Oult0n.Gordon,_Ray- nor and Tuplin. Evidence of the high q iality of these foxes is shown in the tact the purchase 'price was $18,000 at

Negotiations are pending for the

purchase of two more pairs.

Ranch Expenses '

The ranch has not been built yet

but will be located near Charlottetown. A‘th0ugh the ciinpiny already owns the' foxes it was thought advisable not ta start the construction of,‘a ranch this

near breeding tiine xml the shifting of the fox s might prove dangerous to results. `

The bonding of the foxes for this -wlu~

ter liss been arianged for at a cost of not more than r or 2 p c. of the value of the increase. In our own ranchthe ranching will

looking after the foxes, not on a percentage.

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Obiainable -

Ranch and

too late in the year and to

actual cost of feeding and

Gentlemen;-~

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‘ C inada l"ox Exchange 8; Iiivestntent Company, L'milf.d,

Stomper Block, C isrlotletown. P_ F., I.

I hereby make application for. .. ... -. . .shares in The Eastern I<`ox.s Limited and

enclose herewith the sum of it . . . . . . . . . .being payment in full for same.

Should stick not he slloted money deposited by me shallbe returned in lull- ,

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.1 Ladms new Wm” t H Ons eeiil psr_wor1l first inssrtlon in this eolum. half cent psf word at on, quart". 0" nt gasggss 3° or each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum thugs

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iiifrffillliii li.‘.»=”l~'s'Zii'~.~ 1$w"l1ii}iiE l;.'5U~i1{1,.`i, / l-_'.f'fl'vll~,i._,, ,

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llqlal lllariini us

Broadway at 829 St.;

NEW YORK. I '

600 liooms 400 Baths,

Splendid coom, with adjoining bath, $2.00./

.Vlflth private bath, '

from $2.50. '

Special weekly rates.

lluhinil Prim lluenh. The moif convenient location to

theatres. department stores and iill 'transit lines; bllllue transferred

‘op and from Pennsylvania Station r . ~

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______ri:MAi.i: ni:i.i> wAN'rn A GTRL Fon GENERAL housework. No washing. Good wages. Apply at once to Mrs. S. R. Jenkins. 3386-12-1'lM3i

farm work. Must understand N50' table gardening and care of stock. A snap for the right man. Apply i0 GJ-I., Box. 085, Charlottetown.

8133-12-9Mtf.

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply to Mrs. J, 0, Elms. 879 Richmond street. _W asia-11-iziatl. ivAN|.‘lllD PUPIL NURSES AT 'Ill-IE Tsntoii State Hospital. For par- ticulars address Dr. Arthur V. Gels, Buperlntendeiit, ‘fuunten Stats Hospital. Taunton, lass.

181|-10-llllllol.

ron sate

ron sALii: ons imnsn Minor;

cow. Byrne Bros., North River.

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FOR SALE-IINK, BLACK, BLUE,

UFO". Ind red foxes. T. G. Ives, _»1°i=»_¢s-- _ _ anim. ron sALsi- A i.Auosi ws:LL FUR-

red silver male fox, bred from lm- ported stock. Price reasonable. WNW 01' Phone. D. W. Howard, _ _ ‘¥_il¥P_'1_- me-1i.1sin;i_ F211 sAi.a.- nonnns ”§0`6s`i1i _ Bmgmilll! situated in Stanley

'l 8°- Ill loud repali, liiterlor newly decorated olllee and dispens- ary in connection, new hot ulr lur- :°°°- T-'GPIB lawn, stable almost °W- Blllendld opportunity for {"°‘"°*l mill. as I am leaving étrzghsnd well established practice. A“‘B “' P“"=i°“l=rl url! to ni. - - Simmer. smiley Brings.

g MISCELLAN OUS _

`N0.'1‘1UE- THERE HAS BEEN ON my premises, since Sept. 8 lambs. Il _not claimed before Dec. 24th. will he sold to psy expenses. W. G. Eiiman, Vernon Bridge. ._A “__°°*;£*l'_1°B_“‘¢‘-

NOTICE.-IF IYOU' WANT T0 breed pork cheap you should Phi' renin H. G. L0wtiier‘s. (North Carleton) thorough-bred Hampshire and tiirorougli-bred Yorkshire __ boar. 8052;1_i_j6Ms8lP§[- NOTICE-FOR SALE AT HIL' crest Ranch, Mount Edward Road. ull kinds ot Foxes... .Two z0°4 iiiiiok i»»1i~». was swd wwe"- and some cheap ones. J. 0. M80- Kendrlok, Charlottetown. Odlco 145 Euston Street. Phen`e°428.

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RALLINGALUS Df§§0'i‘0RY OF

the City of Charlottetown t°l°¢1\°' wieii viimiii im. ai-mor! °' _Prima mum niniia win in wb' uiiieii enemy. 'ruin iiii-eiicorr wlll contain the Standard information- ol the Fox lnduptry.of -Prince E0' ward Island. l’lll~11~i1m1\N_|; s'ro1uesi-oanrumns oanlrvlf ly stored at Jerry loner I. 5°”

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