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“serious” ' AT THE

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TO-NIGHT IN FOUR PARTS

IT PAYS to hu =i|i~thi»-'lirovlncel _

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ZION CHURCH. -Sunday Bchll$1,

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Picnic, 'l‘hursday,- `July.- 9.

. RESERVE SATURDAY July 4th for St. Paul's Sunday School picnic at Westville. 3181.

CITY OF Gl-IENT..-Messrs. (‘-arvell

Bros., Charlottetown, have been. ad. visoi unit tim S. s. on of Ghent

was aus to leave llaliinx l<‘{'lday night

~ and ill arrive here Monday morning.

oiurxcss OLEEPT-All coin onions

close Saturday at one o’clock during

une, July and August. Please Bee

that your coal blii is well filled.

2930-6-13m2wkB.

I¢"UNF.RAl..-The funeral of the 'atc

Famous Story Wormwoodl, Mr. A. N. Jenkins takes place This

from tu: late home of the deceased

(Saturday) afternoon at 2 o’ciock,

at Orwell.

TREATMENT OF HAIR.-Any per-

t' ull_d witl lr Kon, 5 ‘lin

;)EEtv’(l)illiIrecnn bdvd the saiiii; sri-ell);

Supported by zi Star Cast of French Actors The Most Powerful Sermon on the Liquor Question ever Produced

' ______ __ _____ . - i faction guaranteed.. 3016. V Adl'1'1iSSi°l"\ Adu |t8 ICG ll..\Nosolv1n w1NpOw_-Two nfuni .. .

imicdicil with unlailingly satisfac-

tory results by using hair lotion, ni-assn-ge and scalp treatment by Fira, White. References and perfect satis-

Drettlcst sho-w. wilidows seen for some

c h | rem 53 time are now on exhibition at Pat-

F-"0I|ovv The Crowd ’ ,

- ons Store. In one the June Lride

holds sway ami is to he seen in -all ,er bridal iinery, even the conlletti

iberally disperse.'l.- The models are

3 P' M* 'nk an-rl the effects are exceedingly

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W.»\'l`lTl`l.'l`llWN, N. Y., Julie 24.-|.ec

Soni, or Lee Woo, on trial licre all Inst. week for violating thc iliilnliigm- lioii laws in smliggliug (`-hincsc into iliis noliiitry fl'o1n(`ilil:idll iilcmleil ynilty this alteriiooli :iftcr all tbl- cvidl-nce had liven subniitted in the Filileiuil l‘.ourt_ lle will bc seiitciicisd later in the week. San' iiiaiiitaiiiild a regular' agency in New York.

Judge (lark for-un»i~ proprietor of

n hotel coiifcssvd to having assisted flllilinmcii into thc colmtl'y from (kir- iida, testifying that bcrcccived $100 a broil ioi' the celcstials_ lie said that from July 1012 to Slay 1013, he made it ii lnisiiicss to so regularly to 'l‘oronto, take l'hinamcn by rail to Prescott, ()nt., or llmckvillc, Ont., :ind then bring them across the St. Lawrence in :1 boat by night, walk theln as for as pos:-liblc, liidiug tliem in the woods when day <ln\\-iicll.

SUI .D I I‘lIl»‘_’ L(J()'l‘

ANI) BURN (‘.l'I‘Yt

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from F-li:;iii;l\iii to the Excliullge 'l‘el- ’ eicrapli (`ompnuy, says the Chinese i;nri'ii-.oil Ol` Kalgan, composed of

aiiion<.; lb.: inlinbitalits were attack-

Mongl-iiaii border.

NEW YllRl", June 135.-'Flin big-

gest n.ci-culitile failure in the history of the llllitcll States was precipitat-

pointcd for the H. ll. Vlallin (Tom- pnny ol this city. The company, it l

it is unable to pay. Its nsscts are said tl. bo $-l4,0ll0,0|\0_ '

, “Some splendid high grade bath-` ing suits-lllnglish mi-ake-for men all sizes, one and two piece suits, $1.75 -

I.(iNT`»0N, Julie 25.- A despatch

ilinil $2.00. Moore A' Mcllend. 3100.

e li

arming und could well he dupliicat- il by the prospective pri-de, as the

rm ciirry some dclighltflll materials nd triirimings for bridal dresses ..nd

~i-ception i:0WnH. 3207-

::You can liuv Rexnll Remedies with

li_00l| si-liliers, mutinied and then the ussurancc that nn lllffttel' Wllllt looted .ina lnii-iii-.1 the city, killing Drive you Day for the nreilurntion it all who ,.,,,,St_(,,| f_|,,_m_ -pile w,,.m,,,, will |,,_. clieerlully and promptly re-

lllndell if you are not satisfied with

cd :uid innny of them czlrried oil. NIB lllfticle- 'l`ll0fB ‘W9 350 dmmflnt

The fwpii: of the iiiutinolis troops |l0Xl1li Rfflnfilllffll and each is guar- lilsted until day'bi~eak ii-lien they eva- 11117-5390 t0 SAVE Velllff f"UlTl the t|'°"l‘1@ eliatuil the city and fled towarll the f0l‘ \\'lllCh it WHS intended 0I‘ W0 T8'

'ping the money if llcxall Remedies d _ . `

onl't plufise you 'Ihe money you

iiio<;lr.s'l‘ sA1i.uui<i IN my for them belollss to you and We

Hls'l‘l_-il‘.' or ui\il'|‘il:li :s"l‘/\'i‘l<Zs. want you to llflve it- ll\“Killll0n

____ pi-ng tio., ('or. Great George and

Kent rits. Metf.

"'l`hose $1.25 shirts that- lie are

0.1 t...ili,y_ when i-ccoivcrs were ab- selling nt. $1.00 each cont". in al-isorted

stripes-white grolinds with stripi-lof

ilnck, blue or mauve. Better get 2

is iibiiiiiiiinil, Ovals ii-oi-ii tliiiii $30,- or 3 while the chalice offers. Moore 0llll,0ll0_ which, nt the present time, &

_’\lcl.cud. 3199.

"llnthinp: trunks in all sizes here

. at l5c_, 20c. 250. lliiorc & Mc-

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“Two pil-cc bathing suits for boys -all sizes-50 cents suit. Moore &

McLeod. 31091

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'_ CONFEDERATION TEA AND FAN.i CY SALE.-The ‘Iiadlsa Auxiliary of the Charlottetown?-Hes ltal .will hold o Tea. and Fancy Sale Eur-iiig confed- eration veell. Donations 'oi any kn,id_

will be thanldullyf '-received 'st the' \Hospita.l. Full par lculerl later. 2861.

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FIRST CHURCH.-Rav. T. Mar# shell \vlll~prelich"~in"tb'e' morning' and Mr. 'l‘. "C. Jmnes _wlll preach at the cr/ening servlce_»-'Sund»a-y School giuld Bible Classes at 2.30. Prayer ser- vlce -Wednesday evening' nt 7.30, Strangers coi'dl-a.lly' welcome.

GRACE ‘Cl-I-IIRCHJ--Rev. Mr. Bell

at 11 and Rev. 'l‘. Marshall at 7. Sunday School iind Illllile' Classes nt 2,30, D cor-Lllnl invitation is extended to strangers. _ ,

' Pnl-1snv'i‘l~InIAN

ST. JAMES.-llev. Dr. Fullerton at ll rind 7. Morning Subject, "Take up 'rhy or0‘sii." l-:vm-ing siiiiifnl., '-'riie Greatest Saying.” Sunday School and Bible Glass undur efficient teach- ers at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 7.30, Strangers are cfirdlnlly invited to n_,1l services.

NEW ZION. - The Pastor, Rev_G.

C. Taylor, will preach at both scr- vices. Iii tho morning his sermon will be The Sliaplng oiDeetlny_ His address to the children will be cntit- led ‘Wloinpanionslilp.". 'Tlin-evening subject will bc The New Patriotism. Sunday School 'and Bi-ble Class nt 2.30. A cordial invitation is Ollnred strangers to attend allservires.

OENTRAI. l'HRrsi'riAN.- nov. ll;

R. llcll, Alberton, will pi'encli fit ll and 7. Sundiiv School and lliblii Ulilsi-4 nt 2.30. All seats free. l’ra_vi>r meeting Wednesday evening nt 7.Il0 p, m.

llAP'l‘IS'l`_-Ilev. Z. I.. l°`nsh will

ircacb in the morning on 'l‘he Quiet Ways of (lmiverslon. ln the cv-cning the p:istoI"s subject will im"'l‘lie Anchor of llic L-loul.". Sun-day School at 2.30 with "loyalists" class of adults in eliiii'cll alillitoriiiln. A corllinl welcmile is exteli-ilncl to iill t,, iittcnil thi-_ i-services i.. tho church,

ANGLTCAN

St. I"etcl"s flntlledral-~Hi>Iy Com- munion iit 8 rind 11. lllatine ii1'__ 10.15. Suiidav Scshool rind llible '.`1_-153 at ‘2.30. ]"_vcnson-g iiiid Sermon nt 7.

r l L,

s'r. P.-liirrs, -}llcct0r, Rev, -i-_ w_ Murphy. .llornllng "Prayer at ll. Even-_

'iris 1is`1wlf'ro'ma¢¢u sna_i».i°ii_..L-mi, win mms in 1 pin.

on =July_ 9,‘wlll be; 50-cents.. 8184.,‘ " '

`_M. (‘., Iii-lnncy.

'ing Prayer nt 7__. All seats free.-

Sunday Scliohl' null Bible C’-lass at

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8alVatlon~=Arm1-Services ~ -each.

night oi the week~sud_oir Sunday.

P_Ell39lllfl-5. ~

Mlss _Rose Ryan, city,- left yester-__ day on ,, visit to Rosilnd-ale, Mass.

llliss Lois Macliinlny was s/rnong

the passengers on *the Summerslde express on Saturday `morning.

Mr. ’M. C. Delaney, M.l..`A., the'

Chief Whip, was in Charlottetown' yesterday.

Dr. Louis W. McNutt, son ol Mr.

Sonietliing

r you fight the warm weather

l , "Fre'd’s

will make

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W°¥."llPS Write Up A pf@_f¢v.S¢0lv bv Malestic Stars

L. S..McNutt. of this city. has Ile' cidcd to locate iii llldmionton nnd has opeiied up nfrlce in .Jnsncr Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morrison' have

returned to the city from Halifax, Mrs. Morrison bavlni.; gl‘l=u¢lY lm pi'OV0d in health.

The miiiiiy friends of Mrs. Earle TJ.

Acorn, Luke Verde, will be sorry to learn that she is confined to lici' home with ,L spi‘ai11.e<l ankle. fi

'l'he ' many friends of Mr, Julm` Acorn, ‘Mill View, are sorry to learn of his serious illness and sincerely hope for his speedy recovery. _ ,

Mi. VI. C. Whitlock was a passcn-_

ger by the Northumberland to Pic- ton yesterday morning accompanied' bv his son Mpster Willie Whitlock, City. ‘

Miss Ruth Noonan who has been attending Notre Dame Acndcmy,‘ (.‘harlottot.own, arrived home last' evening tc apend the summer holi- days.--J.

Mrs. .l. J. 'l`rainOr, Charlotte-

town, and Miss Miss Mary 'l‘i'ainor, liiclcfnrd, spent the week end visiting. in_ Mount Stewart the guests of Miss (icoririn Mc'|`ague. -S

Mr. Josepli McDonald who has been residing: in Alberta for the past four years bus arrived on the island re- :-ently on a visit to his home in 'l‘l'ncadie.-i~l. _

Mr. .I. ll. I-lyndman, barrister of lllllinonton, with hill wife .ill_'i lniiiily,_ have :ll‘rl\'cll_ in (‘.liurl<»ttct.own to spend the summer at lllversilli-., the rcsidclice of Sir Louis Da./les.

Mrs. (2. M. Meth, of Boston, Mass,

v-ral-i o. passcnizei' by the S. hlvun- izclinc to (‘.liai~lOttet.Own nn Thurs-I day ilighl, On her way to 'l‘i'yon on' a visit tr- her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Among' the passengers arriving in

thc city by thc into express lost

i 2 Shows 2 Admission Five ._,Cen'_l;s"7.45 & 9_,_P. M,

l u 1 in

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child, returning from Montreal; Rev. W. D. Wilson, Mr. K. J. Martin, Professor lioss and Mr. W. E. Bent- ley. ‘ - ,

Mr. J. A. ll/lchnrcii and daughter

Miss Helen, left Tliursduy for Quebec fron l which city they will sail on the .Allan Liner liorsecan on on extended visit vi the Uld Country and Eurolle returning home iii Sep leinber. _‘4r. Wallace W. Lieltcli of the Dominion Government Savings Bank will also sail on the Corsican lor the Old Country.

llis many friends in Ullarlotte-

town will regret to learn that Mr. Harold Lone, formerly of this city, was forced to enter the General Hos- pital in Calgary, to undergo an operation for appendicitis. It is pleasing, however, to learn that the operation was sliceesslully perfnrrnied by Ur. MrLnuglilin, and lllr. Lane is now progressing favorably.

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l1}UllI"I’\’I(lS.

_ (Frnlii "‘I.ifo.")

“Stand up, .lulinii Caesar. Didn’t

you have ills?"

“Yes, Your Honor." "ll/ori\n't you bnlcl?”

“lf was. Your Honor.”

“A dys|iepl~lc?"

"I wus." "liidn’t _von write your conrnwnta-

ries for political nll`cct'?" _

"I did, Your l|oiioi'." ""l‘heI‘eby proving yourself without

clirirncter. Below normal \vc-lg-ht?"

“| was, Your Himol‘.” “'l‘hcn stop over there with Napol-

eon, Alcxniider, Ilan-nilml, Nowton, l'llal~leinlai;nc.' Klint, Pope, Williain Pitt ii-nd Wlllialn of ()l‘an»gn."

"W1lrit's the matter with the-m,

Your Honor?"

Helio Orr THE OOLUMBI/iN ` `

WRI'l(‘.K l.Ul~_ll'IS 1lU'|`ll li‘|.;|.;T

llallfax, Julie 25.- llotli feet wore

nmputated today of Chief llllicer Rob- crt 'l‘iri'c, the hero of thc third boiil, picked up from tho steamer- llolum- liian, which was lii|l'iled at een. on Moy 2nd, and \\-ho has been - at the \'ictoriii lleneral Hospital nince liii-i arrii/al in 1-lalilax.

livery ellort had been made to snvn

his feet but to ,_ no avail, llc stood the operation well and is expected to recover.

Oscar Kendall, n seamnn, who wiiii

in the same boat, was releiirlcil tmlriy and sent to his home in the United States.

Hon. Sir Frederick llnrllen, W.l<.(l_M.(l_, Kentville, N. S. llresi- denl. of the (fonarlii Atlantic Fox `&

"Matter enough. 'l‘hcy are nll de-

fcctivcs, 'l`liey’vc fnilell to buss our

night were Mrs. J. Walter .Jones find

tests."

Fur Co., Ltd. Atteqitiiillbis directed to their advertisement in anlotlier column of this issue. 320':

C Canada Atlantic FOX & Fur CO., Ltd. | Canada Atlantic FOX & Fur CO., Ltd. C

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Canada Atlantic FOX -

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“ii-‘.iirii} 15.1.55 Peaigfeea Fake. .nf $10,000.00 li pair. FREE KEEP EORNFIRST YEAR.

(This ranch will be one Of the largest in the world and is now under construction on the Union Road)

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Canada Atlantic Fox and Fm' Ranch large vs Smallfompanies |EstimatedFld:r"i‘ih1§;'e°if::i; _C°'""““y `

Company, Limited. CANADIAN oliricléz Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada ie/\r.'cll: Near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Authorized Capital, - - - $l,000,000.00 Present Issue - - - - - 750,000.00 Common Stock, no Bonds or Perferred Stock to be isslied PAR VALUE SHARES $50.00 EACH PROPOSED ISSUE-on 40 Pairs Foxes, Ranch,

Farm and Equipment.

PAYMENTS-20 p. c. on application, balance

August 15th, 1914.

Cl-IEQUES PAYABLE T0 CANADA ATLANTIC FOX and FUR C0., LTD.

H1 Applications may be sent to any of the Direc- s tors, who will be pleased to meet applic- '1 ants at their several offices and give full ' information.

The Treasury Stock (not issued) $250,000.00

to bc used only for further purchase of

lftilr Bearing Live Stock if deemed advis- a c.

OFFICERS

President-Sir Frederick L. Borden,

_ K. C. M. G.. etc., Ottawa

lst Vice-President-D. C. McKay,

Halifax, N. S.

2nd Vice-President-Fred J. Taber, . Boston, Mass

Sec’y-Treasurer-J. Stanley Wedlock,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Thomas Nagle, St. John, N. B.

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| 8* William Craze, Liverpool, England.

Geo. F. Urling, Brookline Mass. F. H. Manning, windsor, iv. s.

B. N._Blackadar, Yarmouth, N. S.

Solicitors-Johnston & Inman, `

Charloltelown, P E I. _

Il Bankers-Bank oj_Noya Scotia, y' J _

The ranch will be located on the

Union Road, about six miles. from Charlottetown, on a farm of 165 acres. A portion of this property` is covered with a beautiful grove of spruce and hardwood making an ideal spot to prosecute the Fox-farming business.

The service of one of the most

experienced ranch~buil`ders in the province have been secured; and with his skill coupled with the advice of our Veterinary Specialist, we will be able to give our shareholders the most up-to-date ranch yet built. It will be

agfolutely safe. sanitary and comfort- a e.

Equipment

A comfortable house for the

keepers, barns, ice house, watch-tower and everything necessary for the con- ducting of a first class ranching pro- position will be provided.

Ranthing Expenses

There will be absolutelypo charge

forthe ranching of the foxes for the first year. All charges for keep, food and everything connected with the maintainence of the foxes-salaries of the keeper, watchman, veterinery inspector-will be paid by the promot- ers up to, Sept. lst, 1915. This one item .'alone means a saving to the shareholders of from fifteen to twenty- five per cent, as the charizes for keep in the greater number of companies is from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. The shareholders of the Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur - Company,

Tirnlhul urn flanfnfnrn 1n n nnnifinn

The tendency in this as in all other

important industries at' the present time is to centralize the _bi`_isl`ness.will1. the idea that the more foxes that can be ranched under one. management the smaller the percentage of expense and the better the returns in dividends to the shareholders. With forty pairs of foxes breeding, if iwoor three pairs should prove to be barren it would have no material effect on the annual dividends, but if-only five pairs were in the ranch and the some thing occured it, would make the dividends comparat- ively small.

, Future Policy

While the company e xpects to earn

large profits from the salespf livc foxes for breeding purposes, it proposes to retain annually a considerable percent- age of each years production, placing itself in a position where it can pay good dividends from the sale of fursf alone, thus making it from the outset a safe and permanent investment, carrying..outltheoriginal idea of the prori§ti:r§,_\iylA¥c,_l; is, to establish a safe and rlnarlé ftir-farming industry..

Meillfgement '

As 'will _be s_een by~the names of

our Provincial Directors the_ manage- ment is in the hands o tpromment and_ experienced men. Al] O the directors have had a large business experience, and the Secretary-Treasurer and Ranch Manager arelmén with a sucsessful

career in the iggglndustry, all being large shareho in the company.

They will for their own, as well as

Afhnf ¢|flu~\.r\\n|rT-ra’ l\nnnG|» nnéo-A I

STOCK 1915, 40 PAIRS

Estimate number of_ pups 1915,

120 at $6,000 _each _............__$720,000.00

Retain five pairs to add to

stock at $6,000 each ............. .. 60,000.00

Estiinatedividenil to stockholders 660,000.00

Estimate number of pups 1016,

135 at $5,000 each ..... .... __ $675,000.00

Cost _of Ranching,etc_,estimated at 20,000.00 Retain I ive pairs to add to stock

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Guaranteed

nivihruns

The Company guaran-

tees to the shareholders a

fi; $5,00o_ei.¢h ..... _ ............ .. 50,000.00 .dividend of not less than

Estimate dlvidelicltn stockholders 605,000,00

Equzilling 80 p. c. ‘

STOCK 1917, 50 PAIRS

Estimate number of pups 1917,

150 at $4 000 each

Cost of R:1nching,etc.,estimatcd at 2 Retain five pairs to add to stock

at $4,000 cach 40

Estimate dividend to stockholders 540

At the end of three ears' operations the

Equalling 72 p. c.

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stockholders would therefhre have 55 pairs of A

foxes in the r h, d ld above cstimatei:u01:,805f000.Il,8,ucquIa(lR?i;¥eai?rAig1iE 118? Of 80 p. c. a_nriually._ In this estimate the Drice hlislfbéen décreasedutach year to take care

up capital in _five yea'

ten per cent per annum

upon its paid-up capital during the iirstiiive years

it does business, . Iliff.

of fifty per

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equal to a totalfdlv_lilcntl;_*' ,

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of any drop in values, which is altogether im- - I

probable.

~ APPLICATION FORM - “"1

J- STANLEY WED!-OACK. _SABCY-Trees. Canada Atlantic Fox midi* ur Co, Ltd., - _`

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Canada. ~ ` . _'

Dear Slr:-»- ' ' '- - I ~ _ _ _ _

I hereby make appli ation for shares in tle GANADA ATLANTIC'

Fox AND FU1_z.coi»iP._iNi',1LiMiTi=:`i5j`=.l Filly Dollars ei si..ii.~.-,.iii..l, no

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fW¢l‘llY TCCM- 0" HD lication, enclosed herewith, and tllie balance on August 1%.

1914- Slllilllld the Sharie notibe allotted the money paid to be returned in full. ~ "li

Dated

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