11' 1913 .' . 'l‘HllLa'rms'r Nllws rmsrosssm I ' -THE UCHARLOTTETOWN GUANARDI "A Mommic nxmv. PAGE FIVE

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Bunbury M spring Park .

Peerless Prosplct

Smith Dalton

Silver Tip _

Murray Har.

Magic .

Eureka Union

Riverside Farming Oo.

Maritime

T0 ATE

amos . , ram up _ '1‘otel0ash 0 _,.1 o ii nm ,i Hi' s‘1l"`°

ospim” 's nnfaiia' 12,, 0,,,,‘;°“ . ` ,

IIO 11-84

34.000 00,000 20,000 00,000 150,000 025,000

24,500 00,000 100,000 30,000 100,000 50,000 40,000

(Paid in cash with one lox still (oi-

sale)

Royalty Magnet 0'Leary Pioneer

North Flhora .Rosemont _ Tyne Valley

90,000 50,000 40,000 100,000 100.000 10,000 75,000

llllalpeque Silver Fox Co. 40_000

(And one fox still

'Biol River ""'

for sale.)

57,000

Richmond Bay'Black Fox Co., 60,000

With an extra smaller dividend later.

=~<'1’\w average emi divnisiio or time companies is 00,94 pe, cm _________________________________________ llbo|'t¢n- -4 - - Kensington I 0,,

108,915 40,500 60,000 60,000 60,000 250.000 23,750 100,000 172,000 52.500 114,000 112.500 13,400

315,000 170,000 8,000

525,000 35.000 50,000 87,500 00.000

28.500 33,000

000 100 40 40

|40 540 Z0 225 35 500 50 'I5

50 55

05 200 172 175 60 025

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H If You Want T2

Go To College _

and your parents cannot alord the expense theu___f.he

onl to do is to woaw

huh illili-ring gpm' spare time and the holi ys-and save your earnings. Other earn-

est, ambitious young men are following this course and

The Bank of

Nova Scotia

with its capital and surplus of $17,000,000 and total re- sources of over $79,000,000. extends to you the facilities of its Savings Department, receiving your deposits no matter how small, and all6w- ing you interest at 8% com- poundeo rwice a year. io

.ISLAND BRANCHES Charlottetown - - Summsrsidc

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A worm on 'rwo Fon ADAM '

The following is the t I th ' '_'

don' on th; Nth. 2su:"°V;th° nu; ;€g§'u‘;€_(/- M- Llmllson 5 Co.. Lon- Adam doubtless was a trifle crude.

Muskrat

Muskrsr Black

Racoon Skunk V

Cat, Ofvst

Opossum

Mink

Marten

Sable, Russian

Fox, Cross

" Silver

“ Blue " White

" Red " Grey

‘Otter _

Lynx Fisher

Beaver .

Bear Wolf

Wolverine Cat. wiia " I-louss

lllrminc Badger Squirrel

(‘hinchllla Opossum, Australia Fox, Red Wallaby

Mole

Wombat

25 25 15

|).0» PJ!- [J.0. ILC. ILC. DJJ. p.|.‘». D.0. - PAD. ILC. D.C.

20 15 15 25 30 10 150 40

p.c. p.c.

25 p.c. 30 p.c. 20 p c 15 30 20 20 p.c. 30 p.c. 20 p.c. 25

10 25

P-0. p.c. ILC.

ILC.

80 17\

10 85

15.0. pdl.

DAS. ILC-

lower I I

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higher .. same . . lower ..

ll f 1 u

higher

lower ll

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lower ll

Sold

Adam lacked a college education; Probably his speech was often rude,

“ffl U-Bffll He deserved no lofty social stationg-

_than

than ll

N u u u

Badly

Adam wore no collar, nor a shirt, Adam‘s smile may seldom' have been

sunny,

But, at least, he never tried to flirt With a girl who merely liked 15

money.

Adam had no tastc nt all for art, Adam was a man of primal passions; It appears that Adam, from the start Limited himself in vulgar fashions; Adam was no statesman ii'nd'no sage Adam preached no gospel to his

brothers, ' '

But he never ventured to engage in a cunning scheme to swindlc

others.

Adam did but little to exalt.

Adam lacked ideals and ambition; If it had not been for Adam's fault No man would be going to perdition; He was neither handsome nor refined, And his manners doubtless were dis-

trcssing, '

But, at least, he never, when hc din-

u cd

Jun, Made them ict him mix his salad

dressing. .

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"Have you seen that nice

Hi of winter Dresses in serge and Panama received. today. _ these Dresses are sold every where sl 6 00 io 6.50. Offered on Special Sale si Reddin's for 4 75. Cash only. '

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"LBUIBS DOW Wll`lL0l‘ 00805 SBII ‘ ‘ '___

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*'BlackTi1rs|n Imitation fox dog FURNISHED AND CORRECTED

and w,,",,, ,_ | K ' DA1i.y sv 'ri-is MARITIME and coon astolllarialmdlisdorggfsngt F07* EXOHANQE AND IN' Pstons 301| iz-smazwiis VEBTMENT IJOMPANY.

at one quarter off at Patons Aikeli

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100

__ Barkers .. . . . .........100

Belmont ... ... ...100 Smith .. .........100

100

Standard .........100 110

100

REPAIRS

Presf-0-Life

Great George Street.

2828-rr-z4Minwcdthurstf.

' To Autoists

Having leased the premises of N. R Large

Great George St. we are now in a position to TAKE CARE of your car at a nominal fee. » ~

An experienced mechanic in lhls line of work

has been procured-and on hand at all times to look after YOUR NEEDS.

Aulos for lllre Full Line ofdccessorfes

The island Molor Supply Co.

noltoii . . .. ......10o Brighton ...... .. ...100 Upton ...50 Charlottetown i ,.100 Regal _.2100 Victoria Farm ...100 Ives ...100 Dinnis ......100 Provincial . ...100 Howatt-Dalton ...100 Taylors .. ...100

Great Canada Northern

......100

Carruthers .........100 Tuplin Irving .. ..,...l00 Dominion ..... ...100 Massachusetts ...100 Sutherland ...100 R. J. McNeill Oo... ...100 Montague ... ...500

_ Trout River . 40

Seal River ........100 Freeland 40 ° Sampson ...200 North Tryon Oo. ...100

Park Farm ...100

Milton Patch Fox Co... ......50 Bouris Black Fox Co...... ...100 Spring Park Fox Co....... 100

105 105 50 115 110 105 110 100 110

100 100

100 100 110 ‘L00 100 100 100 1000

100 40 300 100 105 50 100 200

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(Continued from page one).

Young'e success in getting more good rams into America.

When Dr. Young arrived “ith sieve”

rams in this country in .april this year, I was hopeful that all of them would be brought to his ranches in El Paso and Roswell. J. received m_, first shock when I learned from the Doctor that one ram wus killed in quarantine at Baltimore, lui; was pleased that this remaining rams were sent to El Paso and Roswell, which is not far from our rnncli at Middlewater.

In June 1913 I selected our two

rams from four rams that were on the doctor’s ranch nt El Paso, and while there learned from him that they had the best chance ol being absolutely unrelated, due to the fact that these rams were raised a great distance apart.

The natives of Central Asia with-

out exception inbreed, and so do even those few Russians that have in the past few years managed to get a few sheep out of Bokharn.

I paid Dr. Young $2,500 cash and

gave him two good coarsewool rams of our flock, and secured from him the promise that lic would excharige rams with us, in order to preventin- breeding for four generations, after which time I figured on exchanging with the doctor's associates at Ros- well. `

On account of the Mexican trouble on the border where thc <loctor’s ranch is located he sold one half ini- tcrest in his sheep to parties in Charlottctown,l"rincc Edward Island, which worried myself and associates greatly, and never having had thc miqualificd support from some of our stockholders I was in hopes of con- solidating our interests with the doctor and associates. In this I failed and more to please the ‘doctor than myself, I sold the entire herd to him, with the understanding that when he has consolidated all good sources of blood supply and formed a strong parent company, a subsidiary company shrill be started at Middle- water, in wlvich the doctor and his associates and myself could become interested. I am now considering this proposition which depends some- what upon my abillty to secure the right kind of grazing land in our country.

in reading the circular rcccntly

issued hy the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, I notice that they have had no satisfactory rc- sults in their first cross from such finewool sheep as Mcrinos, Shrop- shires and Barbadoes, and the latter whicn Dr. Young tells me are also seriously contaminated. It has cost us agreut deal of money and several years of experimenting to learn that $10 and $12 skins can only be pro- duced from Karakule rams, free from llnewool where they are crossed to such' coarsswool-longwool sheep as 'I.n'rTcoln`s`,` 'Cotswolds and red Persian Fatrumps that are entirely free from iinewool admixture, and have the coarsest of wool.

I believe the black faced Highland

-with its coareewool when free from fine wool, will excel the Cotswolds and Lincolns. If one is satisfied with $2i and $3.00 skins, then one may use Karakulc rams with finewool blood in them, providing they are crossed to Lincolns or Cotswolds that have great luster and very coarse wool. If one takes into consideration that ewes whose lambs are killed the first few days after birth, may be bred again the same year, and thus assuring the breeder two crops with- in thirteen months, (this is true in the southwest) then one may bejus- tifled to buy inferior Korakulc rams. but my advice to all breeders is to start with coarscwool Karakulc rams and coarsewool lcnigwooled Ameri- can ewes, that give excellent results in the first cross. It would appear that it would he for the best interest of the Karakule industry Bt 1M`E¢.if all thc Karakule ewes now in Amer- ica were bred up to the proper stan- dard by the best rams.

When I bought our first herd from

Dr. Young, hc exhibited s. certificate from- the Poltava Agricultural So- ciety of Russia, to the effect that all the fifteen sheep of the 'original im- portation were of "plethoric" Kara- kule‘vi=.rioty. The use of the word "plethoric" rather perplexed me, but its literal translation is "f\ill blood- ed." One needs to look but oncc at the two good rams, and two

Investing For Safely And income

nlpor a _/k-M ta An invest y g

' """" p. c. with adequate safety of

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F Of Bridge, P. s:.1»iLno, n-om his Post problem of highest income Repair Shop

M°°°°" G*’°°'°"° ¥"°““'°° consistent with safety. P int T e The mos, com

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1>a1NcE EDWARD ISLAND °°“°°~.°°°~i:;:= freaf . _ YP. ,

poxdma O(l>Ii1t‘i'5ct orlilily beon:eiin liind Details on request Plele Typewriter ‘-11 l 5 mar’

Indents are being attended to in order ofreceipt, but sian: forms oi reno.. my be os- ke,_

some dcla has been unavoidable owing to the nnexpeot. f;_li15;f;_aéiéggggsemogxelginysrngié can be Purchased on time

I SEALED TENDERS. addressed to [Incl 3] is U01; alwg 5 gagy ti

n enormous demand for Mr McCresdy B P P Y

°' T" °" “ "'°"°“”“ °°“"i°” '°’...i‘§`;§ °‘ *he °“‘g”>' B"=“"“»"» & ri.. M.¢i.i...ri..liz¢q..i... No

years, six times per wee over Mall route No 2 from Vernon

y the ofllee of the Post Otllcellnspector.

'd d°"m|d° ` _ JOHN ig whom, or cash basis.

d ll’l0\1l Of Obtllilllg 05 tllG IIIIPOTLIIII Pos't'0flice Inspector p ____

pamphlet :lionld send their orders at once to the hgiusrdiss P‘é',f_f{*“°t';‘j,,f}',§1l§f°§,‘j,',,f ‘;,‘,‘2§f~ lm AGENTS EVERYWHERE Off-lee accompanied by Ch ue for Q5.5o for w ch loo zoos-11-zmniorsai. |56 Prince Wmiun sh ____

C0 el will be forwlrdelli 0:04-0° for which 5°° amy be °b

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' I ° Sabi aff I f ll li - _ » ° 'ri<Av1~:i. .F.a,

Char 525 fnmlza., H: |liallt‘l)'H qi-l°P3°i nallhxi L°||l|°|\» E00 Mlnto Hotel Moncton I

g.I`|_Q9_°9M'ngf_ _ S. A. M¢D0nalll'l. 3093 l2»0Mfl , _1,~9v iz Rhimonthurs f

Malting Company solve the

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gli 0ns esnl per word firsl insertion in this eol_um. haI_l _conf per word

_ _ 2. _ _or each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

N E ‘ j 'lwsnly-live cents. '

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ALE HELP i§D“'iiiiasi>1A'rs:i.v A MA1

I _ __

good ewes of the original im-

ferencc between thc good Karakule and those that are not desirable. Those that desire to satisfy themselves of that fact need but look once at the sh\ee now on the ranch

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portaticn to notice the great dll- W

Auron, A ami. non"os:N1i:RAi. housework. Apply to Mrs. J. C. sims, 210 Richmond meet

Tanton Btate Hospital. For par- ticulars address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Superintendent, 'rauiilou State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

1872-10-ilM3Mos.

of Dr. S. R. Jenkins, where both var- ,

ictice can be seen and watch the rc-

come. F Dr. Young tells mc that he has

issued fi certificate to Crawford and McCombs to the effect that the Pol- hava Agricultural Society has given him a certificate, stating that all numbered and unnumbered sheep ori- ginally imported by him were full bloods of the Knrakule varieties, Those promoters in Nova Scotia that are now exhibiting that certificate do not misrepresent it at all, but the future will tell the story, which, il correctly represented I am positive

ments, namely, thut no skin really worth producing will ever come from it Karnkiilc ram with fincwool blood in it. no mutter to which ol the three

good classes he may belong. i,

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PDULTRY W ASSOClA'l`ION ,

SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW

l6lh.I9lh,IN AGRICULTURAL HALL CRARLOTTETOWN

suits next Spring when the lambs

FOR SALE

OXES FOR SALE-’l‘wo perfect black silver male cubs extra large wild caught. Thirty-one hundred each. Two pair two year old breeders rust inside of ears other- ise perfect, seven thousand a pair, These are captivity hrcdfoxcs and elegant, specimens. Also about twenty males and females ranging from ninety to fifty per cent. black and wild.caught, large, sound. Six- teen hundred to six hundred dollars per pair. J. A. KANE, 480 Third

_ _ _ _§t._nrookiyii,_N_ Y.__.i1z0-iz-oiviai., “"" *Huy °1°“"‘Y “th "W “ef” F01: SALE 1 PAH: noon mini

red foxes also 1 pair patch foxes Will sell cheap to rnake room fo more, Dunicl I). Nicholson, llnrts- ville. 3060-12-fill/I7ipil

on sALn-MINK, ni.Aoi<,`ni.Ui0,`

cross, and red foxes. T. fi. Ives, M C 6-ZSMEM.

Oil Bgil0¢

MALE HELP WANTED

!\N'l‘l‘JD--lVlAI`ti'{ll'li) MAN Fllll farm work. Must understand vcgc- Ullllc Hllffltnihg and care of stock, A snap for thc right man. Apply to G.H., Box. 385, Charlottetown, ‘

3l82-12-‘JMtl.

'[0 BE HELD DQCEMBER w.lN'ii0D sAi.ifisM/\N-i<:x<‘.i.usivio

lines, permanent, big earnings guur mitccd, no cxporif-ncc, ten vncnn cies. Write Iiuko ilrotliors, Limit- cd, Montreal. 3105-I2-fiMlli.

Large exhibits of exhibition,

uriliry and dressed poultry.

Demonstrations in egg csndling

markets, lectures &c, .

Special attractions for fnfmers.

Egg circle iiieiubris, faimcrs and o hers inlérested inthe lonllfy, should attend.

Special railway rates, Flrsl

all stations on the P, fi, I, Railway.

Gocd going by ordinary train,

December i5|h to 19th, inclusive, good for return, il ticket is signed hv Se- t‘y of the P, E, I, P. A., December 15th to zolh inclusive, COME AND HELP T() BOOST THE POULTRY INDUSTRY 3108, i2,gM7i,

Farm For Sale At Freeland

I oller for sale my farm consisting

of 75 acres in good state of culti- votion, and hiinoy sthndance of mus- sel mud, cedar mud and seaweed. The land is dry being the results of an early crop. The farm is well stocked with buildings as follows: Good Dwelling house. large barn equipped with Loudon Hay Carrier, Machine House 60x16 ft., Boiler House, ,

class fare for return journey from ‘

MISCELLANEOU S

and packing of xmiihy forseicci N“'fIC1‘H"0R S/\1»l‘1 Ar um

crcst Ranch, Mount Edward lioiul, ull kinds of Foxes. 'l‘wo goin! black pairs, som!! g<md_pnlrlics_ und some chimp mics. J, (7, Mac- Kenilrick, (‘.hni'lot.tctown. Oilicc 145 Euston Street. 1’hune42fi.

'2?s.=f.f.E;=2e?_-1,_=__._,.=‘ ' . ee- 3 § 3 'EM s'ronAca-oAim1Acns oAns:irUi..~ =--'__=_'f-- -:E

ly stored at Jerry Mahar’s, Kent St., opposite Revere Hotel, City

*==: 'es§ 1:2.; =_= WANT ' ;T§§ S ? " 'I for general housework small family ____ _ __ _ _ _ 30\7 12‘4M3W'UP¢

l ze Upper prince street. ' uoriciif nunnnniooivonksuinie 29246-I2-3M3ipd. boar for service. D. A. McNeill,

Owner Village VGreen. 2978-12-Bldliipd

RALLINGALUS DIRECTORY Oil'

the City of Charlottetown together

2030-iifizinti, win. s-oersii Fox directory or

ANTEDA' 'r`»`oP1i. Nossns A1' 'rmol Prince nliwsru Isimio win be mn.-

lishcd shortly. This directory will contain the Standard information of the Fox industry of Prince Ed- ward Island. 2783-11-21ru1mo.

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T0 LET » 'ro i.ET,""'HorIsn. Ai`>`i'>`r`.`r""z`5i Great George St. 2106-10-MlMl.f. l

Beer '21 Weeks'

2926-in 28Mlf

Givo hor a half dozen nr a

quarter dozen dainty handkor 0h'ofs duno up ln one of our special Christmas assortmonts

Farm For Sale

I oil.-r lor s:\'e my sliorc fnrni of

one liuudzcil and ciglit \ioil) mr.-s iliorc or I- so of good land clghly acres clear and in good cultivation and sonic covcrul with good lumber and an abundance of sen-msniire There is n large-dwelling lioire und up to dale out buildings all ln good rcrnlr. llandy lo churclics. schools, factory, R. R. Station and wiiiiln .~'v.'\‘cu miles from Cli"l‘own

For fuilher |mriicului's apply lo

owm r on the pri uii~ci

Nl‘ll. B. DARR/\(`Il,

Mui:~l‘l`i~°,|rI

l’. E, I.

3053-12-l}Mtl.

23 iff I i 25 ,\ills(»lpd.

I I New York

Fish Ai...

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P. H. PRIOR CO

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Wholesale and Commission Dealers "

FISH

No 2T Wharf.

3119.12 9lvili:csalI‘§>'4wks

Boston, Mass.

All kinds of Fresh

el Ti

'fs P..

@°Smclls and Eels a Specially -if

l f ' ~ f . s nf.

Coach House. There is also a beautiful Fox Ranch equipp- ed with an A. I Watch House built with modern conveniences, in connection, with o, good sheltered bush. Said Farm is well fenced with cedar and wire. There is also a school, large store, Church, Post. Office, and Saw Mill within 4 chains from form, also Q mile from Froo- land Hall and another large store, and 2 miles from Conway Depot. I also offer for sale 80 acres of Choice wood and lumber land on the'Back River Road, at Freeland, which I

me HUGH siocioeii 00"'

Wholesale Commission Fish Deslcrs

H4 and |15 South St., ifiilloii Market, New ‘Iork

Cold Storage on preuilscs,

Consignments solicited

Smells and Eels a Specially

Prompt Returns

1 2 1 Mlucsal zwksiiswizwlts d

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will sell with farm. f

W. O. PALMER.

Freeland Lot, 11.

3151-12-10Mo2l.

I The I

Thomas M. Reid & Co

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

|00 Fulion Fish Market, New York.

Specialties, Smells, Iiels and Clams. Couslguiuculsi solicited, daily

Reference Market and Fulton

clurns. Stencils and stationery on application.

National Bank, New Yorlr.

yp s. s.w1i.nv 8. sons, _Transfer Ages., Boson.

HIS and ggdioigiicgthofiilliiariisiiziiiskiisliiii The F irsl Moitgagcilond " 5-2186 l°'25MEm6wp‘,"

H Consignments Soliciled

Prom pi Hciurns

John Dais Go.

(INCORPORATED)

107 Fulton Market-New York Wholesale Commission fish Dealers

II§Bsss,Smc!ls ®. Eels, Specialties

All correspondence promptly answered, Stencils sent on

application.

S. B. WILEY Q. SONS-Boston, Transfer Agents. REFERENCES-Any Wholesale Fish House in the United

States.

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“New Sleds for the

lf/

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. . : “i , 179' its *'~5§?s'_. . __ - "$1142

boys and girls make them happy with

one from 250 lo I.50

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just soo them-some only Sri n,l;;,0if others '/50. $l~00 and -.ipwarrii `

Moore & Mohood 3127-I2--9M3l

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