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_iiiiry & co.
'135 _Queen Street
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Your work will be
‘ done well,~-'right and
promptly at moderate cost. ` _
_ COOK STUDIO
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T0 The. Amateur
We have placed in' ourstudio two nuw washers for films nnri prints, Tliese with 'mr iip-t.'o-date methods we run _-,give ' you best results.
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I-l`he following is of the necessity:-Mi-. -
“A well known life insur-
ance company has been fol. lowing up all its death los s
over_ _ A_s a result of its in- vestigation it finds that after seven years ninety fper- cent of the beneficiaries have lost ‘ or_spent the entire, amount paid to them." _
This company acts' in the
%1_r;:_icity of Trustee under
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Call and let us explain
the matter, as it affects your estate.
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“The Perpetual Trustee” 4 p. c. on Deposits
_ Advisory Board
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W. H. Aitken V ~llon.-Chas. Dalton
Manager
Morris Block _
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. of five thousand dollars and _-_-
_ __ __ _ _ ~ Franli R. Heart: `
~Phot`o_"grfapher ~ H. M. Davison, ~
~ .Charlo’ttetown. -
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'NEW TUG -Mr “- W H Towns
bend, .Rollo Bay, has arrived in FY. tune with a steam tug ‘.Iwhich_.he brought from Picfiou and intends -towing 3 'raft of lumbar from Dixon Bros, to White Sands.-F
: ...'CllURCH SFRVICEB -The great “Gypsy” Evan-gelisft, Simon Smith, will conduct services next
|"sar-barn morning in the Montague
.lhipt/ist Church at eleven ‘a.m. ;E-very _ons who can should avail themselves of the splendid opportunity of hear -ing this great vangelist.-B
...*B'l‘. ANDREWS CllUR . -
The usual services in St. Andrew's Church, Montague, on Sunday uret- Morning at 10 o'clock. Evening at 7 o'clock. Sabbath -school at ‘two o’cloolr And Lower Montague on the Znd and 4th-. Sabbaths of the rronth nt 3.30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30. Rev, David Wright.. -B. . '
...'MON'I‘A.GUE.-_'|`here will be allw-
ial services in St. And|rew’s Church. Montague, on Sabbath evening, Moy 10th and 17th. Subject-Millennium Dawnlsin! May l0th Pastor Ch-as. F. Russel,- His Claim, ills -quali- ticatlons, moral and literary consider- ed. May 17th, His Doctrine- Shown Blnaoherne Anti-Christian Anti-Biblical, is Russel the anti- Chriat of tha 20th centuryf- B.
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...°THE_H/\PPY WORKERS Mis- sion Band. Montague, meets every niternata Fri-day nt 4 o’clock under the care an-d- guidance of Mr. Allan Campbell, assisted by Mr. Dr. Fras- er'and Mrs, Wright.. 'l‘-he otlicers are Miss Helen E; Wright-President.; Miss Mary -Mclntyre-Vice-llres.; Mar- ion Camplell-Secretary; Mr. Mont, Campbell-Treasurer; ~ Services are held by the Rev. David Wi-ight also at Victorl-s Cross an the 2nd Tuesday and at Wlilm Ron-d East in the 3rd _Tuesday of the month.-B. _
l I V 4 A A ` ~ . < _ _ __ _il
- _ . ~ v_- ...°s1bi.i:i crass-on snubnui
F'_ ` '--rv ` I - r -f _ lr r 1.-a;¢'nioi:nin'|r.' M-ay ard the newly organ-
\ ‘ '- , ` _‘_ i _ _,ized Bi-ble Class met in the quiln
rooms, Montague at 10 o'clopk
B9* M” 36"” . Lady Sybdfi’ f ié§.iif:..““°..i =i»';:..i‘:.f:ii.if%.. ii;
Form-‘A Pure Bred No 8 . _' '$3232.15' ‘§..2.l.'“i‘Z.1l5i.°<i_»`l§‘.'f‘_'i.`i'r§.‘3i.‘~£’.‘T
Steamer Lady Sybil leaves rrsrrnrrrfnsnry Merino. 'rio tener-
S d M ` 10 or selected by the class was Mr.
_Bert Mc 'is 3 large bay horse 2 H3llf&X 110011 Llll ay »W. u _ J .hh t Th ant “___ uliite stockings, and star; stands 16.1 via Mulgrave and Sour-1S_ fqf ml; l>$§8°'l"i'gl?ly §§:€,‘s|'a¢t;.y_ ' 'lump-___ hands high, weighs 1280 lbs Fouled __hnBt__m__m,0v,,d_- himself im ant-and
,,, ,, ` ,,, ,,,,,, ' ,,. ,,_ Magdalene Islands. . if I.: .....i§‘_ rife. 2333;. -._-...‘.,"’i.,“"0.f..‘.?..i.. - w1i.L1AM Mauna
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141|. 2.Z5}.‘ Sire of 147 trotters in ‘-’.i.0 or better nn-d 47 pncers, by George- Wilkes 5.19. 2.22 by' Humble-
tcnian 10. Dam Rhoda Mc by Hal- ` Q-. __ - ;_ f ,_
licrt 4509 by Egebsrt 1136, by_ Ham ‘l)l€f.D|llf\Il 10, _gran-(1 Dam Il/_[ary Mc, Dum of JOB `B 2.30,'
Will lmukaths acdaon df 1914 ns fol-
lows
1 Friday, May lb, will be at
F"““¢lS Hugllti every Friday tliiougii out the season, Itith May, 'for Kings ton corner at noon, thence to North Wilshire to James O'oady’s, rainy- vale over night. Tuesday, May 19th, to Kelly's Cross for noon, to Cra- iiiuid Corner by way of Westmore-
lund ovg night. Wednesday 20th thence to eSa\.le at noon. thence to Canoe Cave ov»er,'niglit; Thursday 2|St.,Doul's.Qorner or nearf about at "Q0", thence to James I-logsn’s over night. Friday, 22nd, to town by R001*-Y Point. at Frances Hughes. This route _will be continued fort- fllshtly health and 'weather permitt- mg- Rest of he time at owner's
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niirit-r, morn. River; wiunrr non.. / ,We gusranteejo give
eudorff, owner, Joseph Conily in charge. ' ` " ;
All mares af. owners risk. `
_'l`i<1RMB:l Cash ot time of first sor- Yice or note of hnlid. ~
€2T8_-.'»-9Ms6ipo.
0ur Coal 'lt ln Lead
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| Our business into lex- __ -amine Eyes. _We-aim to _ give our patrona_'the_ben- ' ,ei-it, the most modern' _and ipproved methods of ex- amination. . _» ~_
That”our services are
appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in this year’s'busiiiesa. ‘
l you the best results ob-
tainableby the use of
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properly Etted lenses. ll
99 Grafton St. Optldtn i
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nhio teacher; The clatis bids -fair ,to be ,ii great suocess._ It meets every `Snfh‘h'atb morning-at' 1.0 -o'c\ock.--B-
iirup `votm own 'ii_us1_Ni»:ss”- 1
When I was ahoy my futher point-
fed' out to me a_ man who '3'°"f';‘ rich tnrniish ‘““‘11lus his \i\,'“...l#‘.”‘-' ness. I have always tried f:,° l-\l?“°“’ his exnmiile-S_¢¢\'°l»f\"Y °f'w_‘“` GV' risn"____ _ ,_ .. ,_ . 4:
1¢,'_n ihoilog fight. in the '\ll\‘-Y.
11's the quarrel in the street. -
inn-ing many mon to daily'
That are p_urtners_of defeat. _
1L's the strange hee has the stiiiger. ' lt's"nnofhc'r‘a _coals that burn Y°“l so __ramemin:~; rlioy.=‘ll if-'C laser- Witb th_s~,ihings that don’t concern
yoii. -»
Thor(-'g 3 goal that youfrc pursuing, so dom. ioiter by the Wulf: with what other men are dolul!
Do not interfere today Ba ist -Rev Mr ‘at n
']Vr. and Mrs. Chron McVittie and
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_ ...UOND ’0BlN'l‘ per word sash inur-
gon for pflvgggihhg in this
- » ~ -nr min mx1oru»r._ immzc _ " ' e ‘-iii atfw. 4. Jglili- "um ...-
SUBBQ _l S llfiililti'-‘r¢lf‘|`w a
week or two 'before the time they
can he. have paid for expii;¢df`.¢.n,d__Luua
ll!-(not mill. an issue. an _all paper; are
discontinued ‘promptly on expiry ann. _ -‘
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gov - ...~w0llEN'S :_ S'i‘1'l‘llfrsif-Mrs. A.
.FL Dunbrfwk d Miss Helena C. Maeponald wil old a meeting in
'ou 'Vuesduy the Izth. instant, at 1
lvlr Judson Dingwoll Red House ig is pleasing to learn that Mr Robert | Dtngwell is improving from his recent Illness Mr Alex Mclnnis, l~`¢;|-1;nn¢, Urldge was in Souris Monday on E business trip The many friends of Mrs Alex Anderson, Bt Charles, ure 50"! to heur of her recent iii ll BB Mr Judson Ding,well Red House has purchased a very vaiunrie horse from Mr William Jenkins, inetie River -F
°1NKERMAN -The school ig pro
grossing wider the uble management of Miss Gsrtie Haughoy 0; Koiiys Lross The many friends of Jgnn H Molyneaux, are pleased to know that he is recovering from a broken foot. Mr. JohniMcDono.ld has return.
Rose Valley. While in the woods, n few dura uso. Mr. win. Anderson, licured nn extra large female rncoon
Aaturday. These are the first thot Ilia been brought to the dis|;ri¢t,_
son Max, of Westmoreland spent; Sunday here.-Mr. Eddie McDougnld, of Rose Valley _spent the week-end ere. the guest of D. P. McLeod.- Divid Edwards, Shnmrccki paid n hort visit to friends hare' gn gun.
leaving in a few days for Uncle iE'im's domains. Miss Mary McLellan is with _\_1§ _again-f" after spending the ast two months in-{Clrarlottetown.- Mr. _Melville Molyniraui* bus purchas- ed _a, vulzuable Holstein helfer from Robert Todd, . Rose Valley.
EHUHIIH SEHVIIIES
iviarnonisr. .
First Methodist.-_Rev. Dr. Fuller. ton at eleven an-d_ Rev,,_ lm.-oy at seven. Sunday ‘School and
andyisitors cordially welcome. eleven hind `seven‘ Siindov School
_ \_P1ra:saY'1'am1.4N. ‘
Purdy' ati elovén ”'ai`id‘ Rev. “Di-. Fill ér
.tofall .ser‘._vicea. "Simiday,~ School - _and -.-af.-ir-. class undo- efaeioni tial-.hérg in 2.9019- U1-<',Pl‘ayer meeting Wodnes
Ndw Zion-Morning prayer meeting'
and 7., 'Sunday School and Bible
.nbiect--The far-_og-inter_es_t _of tears. e»Wltt Cairns wl .singff-F _ _ _ Pno;>_1.ns.' _ `
_ _ ', _, _ Peopls's Ohiirch-.-service at 7_ p. m.
Zlllbe _conducted by 'Rev. D. Mc- enn. ‘ - __
ri'n.i'c-ie onnucri.-nov. 'r. unr-
shnll nt hotb _clove-1|, am! gave-n', .
Barrier, . .
er was in Souris Monday _iv
lable clauses at.-2.30. Prayer servieel' Wednesday evening 'at 7.30, str-angi-_rg _
GUARDIAN , rrnsr or Az.;-» . _
Down lathe F1' ,W7
Satin »
The reason why you fool so than at this time il that your blood il impure and im-poveriuhedf You need the rich rsd__i»1ooq _:hae gm. un, 'go the whole body, ' mrloets digestion and enables all 'the organs so pe,-_ form their functions.” they should. _mask your d-r\|z|s|sts. (or I-lood’s :Snr-_ luvarilla. It will more yoifieei ll°C¢°l‘. look better, eat and sleep _i_:t¢er_. _Ii is nie ora rriiamr ali-nm. °°d I- Nvtllluiz else acts like it.
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nw o. M. B. A. i-laii in Grorgriowni SIIPRLME Sflulli CASE |,
tomorrow as previously ll- IH- f0l' the purpose of organiz- __ -(Continued from page 10.) A
announced. _us u Wf»m°u's Institute in uint not completely ana -neeurareiy ni... - ' '- < 0"-u- ~. 2290 ii <1' ii ` '_
.Mn.;un. n. Fnai-mu ounrdian 5 ing :1i§ch°`;,v2'§f §,°ftf,’,§’_,,‘,§‘,,,'§';,"’fo°'°‘,‘,f_
representative in Souris.. will-gladly ...'ll‘0RTUNE._'I’he Fortune fisher- herlt. It does not undertake to pre-
\WlJ5°|'llm°“¥ and Hd'°l'“°1“l "'00 |'°P°l'¢ lobsters very plentiful, scribe who shall be considered ii
at the office of undertaker Mr. Charles Keele, Little River h, child. or a widow or a husband or
Dlugwell. _ _ -5 irchased a very valuable inure from [what is necessary to eongiitnee tin,
an » ~ n » ,,_"-_ _ r I _ _ _ __ _ vs_
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'F ` _I _ . I _ ' .__ 4,
Cl-I ' ` ' V - ' ' ‘ 1 or
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legal ielatlon of husband and wife 01’ 0| Parent and chilid These riyqi
ites must be nought elsewhere I Phe 0VldBl`lCE BA to the law Massachusetts in regispd to adoptwn and as to the validity or the Dec,-ee of adoption made thereunder in mv. our nf the rtspon-dent and by 9, com. Delient Massachusetts Court not be mg d'5l’“f¢d. and the Decree being Ovemtive, I sea no good reason in ,law or in fact. for not holding that ,the respondent is entitled to succeed 't0 MTS BHil¢Y's Personal estate, as
_fig _v_v_hich she died intestate wnsfim-
c date of b~r dr/~ibh, :he was dn
mlclled in lilnssnohuaeggs
Prince Edward Island,
The appeal will he dismissed withl
costs and the case referredbnolr 1_0
_rl home, from visiting friends in the Con;-15 below to cm.,D1_ete _th'c Wd. I
_ri__-__r:_istrntion of Mrs. Ballcy's “_
*Messrs Bcott, ond Anderson secured ' ' _i I Putched lox pups in the woods on STER( H Pfnspnls
...°Mi‘. John H, McKie, Little Ri»v_
,“Clocks f-r autos anil M_ot r B f, “f E~ W- 'I`uy1or`s, _Smith sign Qzgei Square. f_»250_5__t,.M2i_
Our limi of separate soft onlinr
ay. Miss Julia Manning intends ‘md cu” shirts l""V" 5“E't- Ufflved fl`0u1
the maker. They come in pretty plain shades also stripe effects and ‘Ylth them W*‘- ure showing n new cuff link HC 50-. specially made for thi soft cull. This is something decid;¢1.| ly neu' mul we fcsi sure vf-ii wiii inn. 1 thorn. iwrous. 227:,-r,-9m3i_
l “Special line of Work shirts at 000.
.This includes nil sizes from 14% tof . ,_16 and all colors co-ns-istant with ' ` growing more in favor each season. "‘
-_--1-~ If you -have not-worn them' yet coma .
good wearing. Other prices are B0c_
$1-00, .$1.25 to s1_so, made in. gona'
' "_ " 2 ‘ Aiitted skirt of soft cotton back satin
made with an eight
Black
A skirt of much
knife plaited flounce.
Cerise, Purple, Black
. Underskirtfs-
' just _a few_ lines to inform you we have '
'opened three lines of new satin underskirts. They are all well made and perfect fitting and will give most satisfactory wear. e - '
Brown, Paddy, Cerise, Purple and »
satin. Fitted and finished with an 8 in. fancy f
ivory, Paddy, Navy,Plum, Brown,
Very best quality of all silk, satin and
damaskmoire, six inch plaited flounce.
Ivory Grey, Black, Navy, Saxe, 5
Cerise, Cherry,Paddy, Tan and Black $ »
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inch plaited ilounce,
better quality of soft
*5`-lf* 33 l.§.,Y.,Q.II9 5
lust week .-R.
Mr. Will Ford, of Glasgow Road,
was a visitor recently at Mrt John Nunn's Winaloe
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I "soft shim with soft a¢¢,,¢i,e,|
collars are very much in demand.
iw? have than _ in plain and stripe co ora, in a s zes. rlces from 60o,
f° ur- --1
' ' ' ' 2‘_';_§hlllk We have one to suit, PAT-
Mr. Joseph McDonald, Scotclifort, V A ' 227')_5_9M3l`
spent the week-end visiting friends; __ ~ '*_""`*"°°"'
in Aiiiain-y,_s_ ~ We Uurfy one of the most con.-
____ plete lines of collars to be fonm] in
Mrs. John McDonald, Blooming 'WY Gents f\1l`"'lHhlllg <l'BDul‘llI\€llts lu Point, is nnnfinoa to nn- ii-nine towunlfol-h in Austrian and Canadian through illness.-S. make. All the newest shapes from
--_ _ lthe long point to the rounded corn-
Miss Florence Fisher, teacher ut EPB b0l1h in if-Yllleil madrns and plain ' Scotchfort, is confined to the house linen. PATONS. 2275-5-9M3i.
with an attuck of lagrippe.-S
Mr. Raymond Gallant of R\istico,l "we have been w““'l“g mf* the has returned from the United states “’“""‘ ‘”““"“°’ b"f°"° “P°°““"K 11‘>0“*»
our line of summer underwear. _wo . think-it will soon he -here and are prepared with the hnest. line we have ever shown. both in combination and in two Piece. (lombfinutions ‘ are
in and be one of olir many satisfied
colors .mainii sizes. our sneeini t "‘»*EEl> l‘0'1‘/\'l`0ES=-"Buuutv ali _ ’ ' .- 98e_ comes tan and muck in an Biz;-_“_,_b,.0,,.. and ...ENN RoBe_.. choke customers. We hava them nt any
-and is er-cellent value. PATONS.
quality, for anle at Cui~ter's Seed lprice you “my want 'to pay' '~ .-'».-.-
‘ - 2215-5-siusi sion/ 2203-5-sivizi. r-ivrous . » zsins.-smai."
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' St." J,ame»." Presbyterian-Bev.i pr, __
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cash and 50 p. c. bonus.
INCORPORATFD 1913
cirrr».nr»s;ao. A -roniiri invitation - Of course you _would-_anybody would. Weil, you can do even better. 'If-,;?”§;§§,<,{{§;§§_§§§5_“'§it,_§'1§;f_;t:f_‘;°' investing in The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd. Eyery personwho wil Ci,_n_,n.,,,-,. ,,,n,~,,,,,,_;i,r`.,n,,,,-_ .E,,,,,,,,§ vest previous to May 11th,1914, will get a guarantee of 100 per cent. for 1914-50 _
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.at ten a..a»... Rev. Mr-._'1‘a'ylor at 11 ._ ' ' _ ' __ _ - __ - _
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$50.00 will buy you one share. 'On September lst, 1914, the investor receives $25.00
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cash 'and $25.00 worth of stock added to the $50.00 which he invested, and besides, he receives a guarantee of not less' than 50 per cent. in 1915. This means that the investor gets in cash $37.50, added to his $25.00, making a total of $62.50 in 1915, and will still hold $75.00 worth of stock in The Glenaladale Ranch. _
' Now, remember that this is not the best side ofthe proposition. For instance, when. a com an gives a bona-fida guarantee to pay a certain percentage they are obliged to pay
_ _ - . _ pt - _ . Fash `eleve ,.
wr the pullle the °l“°'° P°““1 ‘ond seven. sundry _rriiooi nr- _ziao
'Fling gre' very apt to turn you; So remember, boy, don’f. meddle With the things that don't. concern
you. ` _
You can only ride one saddle . To thi; plnco you’i-e golui: tu:
you can never solely puddle
Any mci-a (,hnn_.o_nu canoe.
And to gb, when uninvitedf.
flnlv 'causes fol‘<s to emirn y"“‘ so, if you would -not lie ifilghteil,
Kee., from irons; uint (levi. con- Henry of Mcntague at 11 and 7. Bun-
. , ' cm, yon, `~ lday s?iool and Bits: class at 2.30,
own olnirspwhatsver
'throiigliout thu day, . mon have so clover,
th other we-y
There
at
it’s sure to earn
p from hiitting
'u __ l. -- - `Hz._i_n ami svrnrongn 1,- _ “For _ 90 _Pl\°l°- s -
' '- --Visit the-~
fl-llilflfiiréiudlu woiinmoderate price.
Work/. V _ A
- Chltowa-
e - - »_f=.'______r terse und cutting, i _.Q3
`Mut"ph'y. Bervicu at ll and ’l. Holy'
d0u_'f 601100" ¥‘“\y_sehool at 2.30. All seats free. _
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attdmon given toirgllllnzs rgixlrfoney audi nf. die-.‘ -'Oilr
'witu ~i.oyniirts" oinm oi adults inf church auditorium. A ¢ordi'al_ _wel-. con‘i~ is extender! to all the services
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what they promiseu Just let us try and show you how this applies to The Qlenaladale _ Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd. - This company have now_ the actual foxes--not imaginary foxes not options-to enable them to pay 100 per cent. this year (1914). In 1915. the company will have 20 pairs of pure Silver Black Foxes in their ranch. The average ingrease of a
ui" 0 m°°°h"'°"" s""°°° “"°m"""' Irpair of foxes ranges between 3, 5 and 7 pups per litter. Well, say we put it at an average
tivo of Mothers Day. _Morning suv-_ ject, A Mot/her' xprayer. Everiing| iiliject--Whnta bo? owes to b s‘ Moth-
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cnN'rnAL_ or1nIs'r11iN. »‘ ,
central onrisunn.-`-xlsv. G. c.
t-'rays _meeting »W esflay ut.__8 p. .m. All seats fren. Golluzeatudentg and strnngers are cordisllyhivited to all services. < - Q' "
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Bt. Pa\\l'a-Rector, Rev. 'i‘. W.
Communion at 8.30'morniog. Sunday
Bt. Peters Cathedral--I-loly_ Com-_ miniioii-at a and 11.- Mauna _rnrif lermon at 10.155 Sunday School at
` ‘B ivauhh. llriu!-Bei-vices _ueh_
nl`gh¢'¢_if__`p§|o.-_vradj `-Bundajy I-'!°'W_1i l ` i Wipmiililtiont- ‘ld-ont. `"-_lion ol our stile! -of knit _'thi li very complete ,ull the _-newest _--_-shades and risulanr.
new silk tio with wide fauev ends ta vnrvt popular at 504:. -and l60c.
of 4 pups to thepair. That gives us_ at least 80 pups all told, or forty pairs, at $15000 per pair. This increase would give the investor 200 per cent. On _the other hand should five pairs miss (have -no young) still there would be 60 pups (30 pairs) and the investor would
tionedmishapi there would still remain 40 pups (20 pairs) at- $15,000 per pair, and this would give the investorwin this company 100 per cent. Now you see why this cympany can guarantee 100 per cent. for 1914 and 50 per cent. for 1915. ,
Moreover, th_e .Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.,__is prepared to guarantee to
any person or persops who will take them up, that in the_month of_September, 1915, they will be able 'to .pay a dividend of 50 per cent or over. It is our desire to speak honestly to everyone and we naturally expect every intending investor in the fox industry to be as reasonable with us--not to be mis led. Many of the foxes which had no pups at all this_-
gpgingavgre considered the _gfegygiestfctiiies yr_a_is ago. These _game f<_;_»_:_r_es__§oS`___p__r_3_d}1ac__e ,_ u seve ear, u t e ac is-o e comes u _n us a _ of ndttlire smilies torloyesalso. Remember! aft? a female fox is ten years old she is practically no more godd for breedingpurposes. Now, just look at the record of some fox companies on P. E. Island this spring. Practically every mated pair had a litter and _the average- litter was 5 pups. Now, to you as an investor we would say; “Can you possibly show us' anything in the world in which you can make a dollar so fast as by investing in a gogdlfox wmpany, especially when you get a guarantee that you will get your money back in less-than two years and still have the golden egg in the nest.” °
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receive 150 per cent. Now,` say that five pair lose their pups in addition to the other mem- _
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