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r ne ous c would 2-law. SHINES THE BR|G||'|`ES'|` 'Phe other cases uollé pressed were-.ble uname' d,,un,,,,_ had ‘mg “WM

be liberal and give the man a hum 1t's Just vihat we are and do,

fro hi k h '

m s snio e- ouse. Ou his way to 'l`ben give to the world the best you

get it, the terigter wliispered to him: have, » Aw

“Give him t e smallest one you‘ And the best will come hack to

' have." 1

He had a struggle whether he John Burroughs. RICH M

YSELECTIONS FOR;

I lGUllllDlllNlRElDEli’5

ll S Loiison

--_ but flually he took down the largest

If you Und yourself getting miserly, he could find

begin to scctter, like a wealthy farm- You are ii fool," the devil said er in New York State that I heard; "lf you dou‘t keep stlll," the farm-

* of. He was ii noted miser, but he cr replied, "I will give him every was converted. Soon after, a poor_ hum 1 have in the smoke-house."

mm who had been burned out and*

had vi i

no pro sons came to hiiu for, For life is the mirror of king and

ha] . The fari i' tli ht h ~ ' ‘

YOU.

-'I COLLEGE BRED IS AMERICAN EMBASSY “ . AT PARIS TURNED OUT.

STREET EiWEEl‘ER

DENVER Feb. 15-Clinrlcs A. Du

- ,v. , , ‘

"'7;'~‘.‘” rant, who is said to have been grad- States embassy in France is about to " " uated from the Harvard medical be

__ - school and also to have studied at landlord of the house has given no- llale and Oxford, will begin work as tice that the place must be vacated <i|\`, a city street sweeper today to sup- o ” port his wife and five children. He fo

was given his choice by the Humane qu

Society of working or going to jail. io

He said he preferred freedom.

Hitherto. according to the Humanef P

Society officers, his wife had _ been forced to work to keep the family in

food and clothing.

Durant, who is a Spaninrd,wus ed-

ucated by a wealthy Denver woman for missionary work in New Mexico. Her inteiitiou was to have him act both as a lawyer and doc-

tor for the Mexicans of tho South- 1135 DllI`ChB~B0d lllJ01l'£ 30 &Cl`€B Of V111

west.

WILLIAMS WINS

STRENUOUS MILL.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13-Kid Wil-

liams of Baltimore won the decision from Eddie Uampi of Sun Francisco in their 20-round battle at Vernon yesterday.

0ur Climate Breeds

Throat Weakness

Few Escape Colds, Bronchitis and Throat Soreness.

New Methods Make the Cure Sim- ple, Quick, aiid Inexpensive.

-- M

5tHti5Ul`S Drove that ninety-B€VBI1.ugainst Ettor was also dismissed.

per cent. of Canadians suffer from catarrh, and that this disease is",

most dangerous owing to its tend-`e|~ ency to evtend to the bronchial tubesitr

and lunge, causin consum tio

Z P n. gp

Bo inadequate has the use of

sprays, douches, and snuflsfproved in

‘today, when District Attorney C. At-

PARIS, Feb. 13-The United

turned out into the street. The

ton. The company reports ~ that it

uuble riverfront property .from the ililmour Door Company, upon which it proposes to place a plant which ‘will .cost about $200,000, and give employment to over one hundred men. This industry will be -a good one for the north country, as it will make many hundreds of thousands of railroad ties annually, ns well as much timber for making wooden pav- ing blocks.

*mi "I

DROP REMAINING CHARGES.

SALEM, Feb. 13-The last word

in the Lawrence strike case was heard

well dismissed the charges of conspi- racy against Joseph J. Ettor, Arthur Giovannitti, `William D. Haywood, William E-. Trautmann, James P. Thompson, William D. Yates, Thomas Holliday, Edmund Rosseni and Gildo

nzzarella. The charge of rioting

This action was expected as a con- equence of the collapse of the gov- nment‘s case in..thc recent murder ails of Ettor and others for con- lracy in the recent strikes.

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MILITARY TAILORS

the treatment of catarrh that these methods have not been in use by the| regular physicians during the last‘

decade. It was not until the discov- bl

ery of Catarrhozon the medics

‘ff ' ted me ii ‘ -- -_

air treatment, that the profession :F e on t e leading I"|'tu"v tm

could be persuaded to treat this dis-

:;;.:?::.:;;':.':§:f;:s...2s.2:;“ ‘£12

Catarrhozone treatmcntrfounded up- army and navy omcers' for fe land

gilt t`k:iiil§uUc‘;li3dIIe;t;l;at tlhl;'b?nd¢1?i;{ Mid sea. fighters in considerable num-

tnbes and lungs, at once comrqriendeil hfshareiflalllng t°.take °n the mud? I-i.\i;e1li to all scientific and medicalfgmt e ta om' ummm" and othel

They found in 'Catarrhozone a new ed . germicide oi sufficient power to kill don them' Umforms to the ammmt the uecuii of cstsrrh, bronchitis, “f __ _ and asthma, and volatile enough to, 'Haag up and “'“‘tmg are “OW Wing

imipregnatc every particle of airl breathed by the patient, yet leaving

it free from moisture, thus enabling, WARNS BANGUR LINE STRIKERS

the cure to reach every part of the passages in the head and throat, and to penetrate the minntcst air cells in the lungs.

After the germs have been killed`

Catarrliczone nt once acts upon the, inflamed mucous membranes, sooth- ing and restoring them to their na- tural and healthy condition.

The convenience and value of the

Catarrhozone Inhaler is easily recog- nized. A sudden change in weather, damp fcet, or sitting in a draught is " often the beginning of serious com- plications, but having the inhaler in your pocket, nt. the first shiver or sneeze you can apply the remedy and avoid fatal consequences,

It is so well-_nigh impossible to suf-

fer from cvcn` a slight cold if Ca- tarrhnzonc is inhaled occasionally, we recommend all to use this valuable remedy. Large size lasts two months, costs $1; smaller size, 50c. At all dealers or by mail from the Catarrh- ozoue Cc..,` Buffalo, N. Y., and King-_

Gel Your “ Supp es

Seed Store

W ll e s ¢,‘- Buckwheat,

smieii hui. siiiei ma. mio, l»s»,.ori¢._0y»i»f

Nm Eau. I-ex lem

ON ANXIOUS SEAT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I3-Gloom as ack as the blacklist mi-inigbt has

s of the capital us the r°s.ilt of

d raiment until they are authoriz- 'ny s. dilstory government to

between $25,000 and $30,000

le on the tni1or's shelves,

BANGOR, Me., Feb. 14.-Intimat-

ing that detectives have attempted U1 dt‘B'~1">Y I’V0Iierty of the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad, in order to gsgt reflections upon the orderliness of the' strikers, IL J, McNamara, vice-pres- ideiit of the Brotherhood of Locomo- UVB Elltincers, in a signed state- ment, says that the union has "re- ceived thc tip to advise the men to keep cntirrly sway from nie ii. st A. property, as information had been given out that detectives were going to commence their old alleged tae

tics."

"The strikers," says McNamara “have lived in the community lor. years, and are law-abiding citizens." Nonc of them, he claims, goes near the property, unless it is to travel ns a passenger. on ‘mileage wlilch has been bought and paid for.

Charges of attempted train-wreck-

ing are made by the company, as the result of recent trouble on a stretch of 150 miles of track.

The first trouble occurred, thc com-

pany alleges. on February 9, when a misplaced switch caused the over- turning of s locomotive.

THE SCOTT FUND.

LONDON,Feb, 17.- Lord Methuen

Mayor has issued a fresh appeal to the public for the Scott fund. Little so far has been subscribed.

8H1LoH

l h : colds. d h I

2l°"a.~.’ ‘=T.i°i°"....‘...°' “SI” .i ‘Es MIL'

j _l

See The New Mesh Bags ?

Your friend would like the 'ft of a mesh Ii would i a us_=ful

splendid show-

in the links

CID*

HE SILENCED THE DEVIL. ,would give a large or a small ham '

. ,,, .N

n April 15, as he intends to trans-|'~U€ flfle. _ rm tho house into u |,0t¢,|_ Thelliills which ha took from his pocket, estion of finding a suitable location "but I i- the embassy has become a serious be “"°‘l»

one, owing to the overcrowding of 50 '10 .ll aris. locked u

L_* ience to

cnnosoriuc co nuvs sms. l°’° ~>f Y"

__ spend $3

nsnnsvinnn, ren. 15-if no unch ver Ilia

,n'ccurs, the Canadian Crcosoting MCUO ,L‘ompany, recently incorporated, will h_““"'_‘_ H locate on its own site in East Tren- ham Um

into the disturbance in the lobby which at- trncted

other guests.

McCloud himself said that he had

gl)

fri

lil)

[lil H0

er Ol sol

was wil jail .l‘.ii~it perience, Bucking

to pay a

Lorimer, who occupied room 604, and was his ment to Llie clerk’s desk, he said, for his

He said be objected to the clerk’s

In court it was said that McCloud was very wealthy and owned consi-

derable tote. l-Ie himself said that he could

(iplc.

LONDf)\'_ Feb. .17- Lord Methuen

is now mentioned as the next Gov-

N,'

l- IN SOUTH CAROLINA

NEW

trate

and I won't pay, -but I will

hotel nt 11 p.m. and made a

much attention and annoyed

mmokshs

SALEM Feb

growing out list winter ly 30,000

cleared

Attorney

ney fu the Ettor Ind

_Proceed cases

last st Law trlke of

for the "novelty of the ex- ing at an colle e in South Carolina

il because I have never been CHARLESTON, W. Va., Feb. 13- P. 'It will be a new expel” C l. William Seymour Edwards, can-

""\° -5:15? V11 I>l`0bBblY get H di?iste for United States' senator,was_t9" is “Mug 5 “Sh mmm” 0! 51`°'“'°r n out of "_ I guess pu arrested today charged with bribing extent than any of recent yearsand 09 a day in jail, but I Wolff, Delegate John M_ smith 0| Tyler dealers in fresh fish are-iacing ruin

,_ th,-¢,,.dQuB,r gne_'- count” The “_,,,,.,,n¢ ,ms issued -My because of the unpreceridented short- J. D; Wallace’ Humax -

Hd was _arrested in the Man-l .insure Marisa ;.'1ic.;-;r'; at the in- “ll” "1 "he" ““PP“°”~ A, B°1and,_H,,nfax ~ OU!! by HUUHB Detevtive Wil' stance of Delegate S. U. G. Rhodes,-| Fm' three week” but one °n`°h°r° C G_ H°w'm-d Milton,

len, who said McCTOUd CMM one of the tive men arrested Tuesday. 5“hi“gt °°h°°';f'hh1‘;° °“%"';:gv(?1L;_‘;°';°,; ' '

Edwards furnished bond' l:Ji'led`l]c1thhgwnloiigothlsazgandition of af- AGED JESUIT DEAD'

IWW!

number

0 of strike leaders. _ i ...___

"ml ..li‘.‘:...i“'°..““.i‘.’:‘;f...‘.;.."' .l’.i..‘:;".’;",,Y,°,,,“ °-°,;“~" ,°=“;,g“:,°,:, ,,122

_ 5 ~ » ' up e mos se

U'°“°° *" '§$`Lli'.'§".....2’§§‘..°yE°.f.?i°¢ie°‘iZ$`€“§if if 2'” §"‘°€°.'n§“°“' 5§‘Il”Z'i°v.»f-2 T" *°“°"“'éi. '1°"¢‘€'°f§3.°i“if.¢..§'§§ Kllldl (lf so with the rioting, was among those ni l' Y z a ` ' lam” Hom' ar 0 Q

.C d O llnd BPGIY ¢'° hm!" ‘mf 10.00' la t ni ht ftcr the,s.rrival of

L¢“h" iiolle grossed ' by the district attor-‘wo th"gmcg?,"°uuv,~ do". “°_¢.km_ ,_ tha m».t'£x_M§) “$1 10,00 saturday

11° lt pronptly relieves the most miner- . , '

ne to the Manhattan to see J.G.D.

friend. They had an engage- go motoring. He asked at

end, and the clerk refused to send his name. -

ndiict :ind was arrested. .

valuable Brooklyn real es-

y s. fine of $3,000,000 and could al- ailord to be a martyr to s. prin-

FOR GOVERNOR GENERAL.

or General of Canada. He is one Euglavi.l’s most efficient men as a diei and administrator.

to date and try this brand. _

*"-lnwnnuiiii i M

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‘Sovfreign" Cashmere _

Hose and Half Hose-pure ' wool l~'neu~ splicing. Be Hp- "

_ lllll GANNA EAT"

ch, but still poor, dyspepiics. lliit their case is noi. now so dtspcrite as when Burns wrote. For the iii:iii who lius the f now can cnt witlioiii. suITei-ing for it, if he just follows tlic u\cnl willi s Na-Dru-Co Dyspcpsia 1`i:blcl.. '

These rcinzirkable inblcts banish thc

troubles of the chronic tlyspcptic-ilic man who is bilioiis-the sufferer from heartburn, gas ou thc stoiiincli or occa- sional iniligcstion. You co:i¢nt licnrty meals of wliolesonir: ioctl-niiil digest tlieui, too-if you lake Na-Dru-Co Dyspcpsia 'I`:iblcrs.

Compouiiilo _ l>yc.\'pert chemists, after

probably tlic best fomiiila known to incilicnl science, ilicy ure quick and

HSD Bobby Bums terselydcscribcs tli_e

ood

, _cerlziin in their action, giving prompt

relief from all foriiis of stoniucli trouble, toning up and strengilienirig the digest- ive organsaud bringing abontpennaiicni cures.

A nian is no stronger than his stomach.

Fit yourself for your...bert ,._worln .by taking Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets. 5oc. at your driiggist’s. National Dru

and Chemical Co. of Canada, Liniitcdg,

oiitrcal. |45

GLOUOFSTER, Feb. 13.-Glouces

l IZULII-ill

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night .

FRESH FISH FAMINU

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Tilhllh

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_ . Ed mi' Wm, Dr. E. McNeill, Alberton R> THE I-ONGI-ST ?.i‘2L'L?‘ r......’I.‘“'¥‘i.......’},?.5.'i., 1-,...?.l’§ f;g§*,;§_‘;”‘;?,,,;',’j- '°,§’,‘;,',};‘;:°1.2,-,:;',°;1',,,H-»§-;g=g,~§;_d§;1°,§;;',';§;’;,, :tied ins Gold msd” .¢ Holliday Guledo Malsarelli Antoine dl ah in | |, " ' *

a _ _ . _ » s rges, runu g o t e nose, sore- ' ' ~' ~H4|ifax Exhibition 5°h‘bm°-_ 3°|"°t°"° T°""‘“* “M R* ness.astiilness and rheumatic twlnzes.E‘ Bfnnu' v‘°t'°ri° AN smarts I

si P“°‘°l Maglm diT°|;;dth‘1t:°n€°?l;1e§§_?ne;“nd"ts gillglysrezgzh, Ohsrlbttetown

_ rec w ou ii _

~'Novan'rv" nv Jan. -PRISON FOR PMZING your usdin duties and with the issowlw Lg" ""§}’mt"‘:_§,,?"."§§,’,f;:,§,‘fw','§ua,d,,n,

~ ' _ sage that were is retains else in the §, °’” X1,” gh' , m,,§,,,,

YORK, Feb. 14.-Declarlug he, -'- world, which will cure your cold or 1" E» eu, ar o tt t D ling to serve three days in l COLUMBTA. 9- C-» F65- 13-“HM” end Grippe misery as promptly and Mi" K' T°°mb" f“‘:“`};° 30" ~ N C1 d Y idk mmme.without any othelé assistance* or had Eli- P“\m»“'» Oh” °t ° °W

" _'oi-wood Mc ond 1 9 is ma e a in s emeaaor pun ` fte _eggcq 5 5.¢sn¢; pu gs 0 """"""""" ' ' ` ham Road, Brooklyn, regissd ` by a fine ot $50 or imprisonment of gave, goid :3¢?,z,po,,|,d_ Whig; un- The following registered at the Re-

tlne of $3 imposed by Mag- ?thirty days, uuder_e. bill which went druggist can ,upp1y._a¢¢-ep; no gun. ` vers Hotel, Charlottetown, between erbert in the night court to the Senate to-day after havi-\18'gf,itntc- contains no quinine -belongs 10.00 last night'(aftcr the arrival ofi

I-I ' . ' . _

"You see, I have the money to pay passed the House. In every home. Tastes-nice. ithe last train) and 10.00 Saturday

" he said, showing a roll of i-#-~ ‘ ' `

~ SENATOR ASPIRANT ' W. G. McD0naId, Vern_0n

v:on'e._4'id"it. 1 ought not tel 1-iisnn Fon nmnisnv. GLOUCESTER FACING A. .R. Henry, orsnviue -

` Curley. Hermitage

Pineau, North Rustico_

B. Martin, Kinross

Ill. McDonald, Vernon

W. Ford, New Glashow

McNut, West River

fairs will remain.

Fi -4 :_ 1 k ]~k d t d “_ DETROIT, Feb. 17.- REV Benedict gn

132,101 ;(:,§er its :ales Lzroszerutauaiiy J. Maesvllewtlie oldest Jesuit in the Books sold. at Publishers prices crowded wnh vessels is a\;§_nd0ned States, probably in the World, died ' ' `

IISUME ‘ VV _ i W Wsavgpby 8 Sinai, fleet' of gm_nett°1-9' today. He was born in Belgium in

who are daily attempting.to'break _1520 and i9 70 Yea" B Jesuit-

the famine. _

C ldN0lll I

Slavs

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COFFEE'

PURE "

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Guaraiitr-.-<1 hr, . cHA.s‘s m~_=i_» 1

S`AN}3()I?f*sT ~'- ..

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"Carter and Oo Ltd pay pontage books every month _in_ thdycar.

_ » 2-fsmhii

"5 Seaside Library books tory" 35'

cents.. its a great offer, 500 books.to

choose from. See window of Onrtcr’s

|;zo,ooo Book IN I ou _ ~ ea , Boolfefofv- _ i 2`13“\2‘~

s.i'rI-mas Msimonvn A The wound -______--_“___ _

CHICAGO, Feb. 14-A memorial _ _ _ _ hook by Miss Elizabeth Plankinton, 'F01' many ye!-FB Dr- Chase’s Oint-` now of Dresden, Germany, to ber ment has had an enviable reputation, father, the inte John i>1ankin1:on,mi1- as a means of healing ulcers. sores' lioucire philanthropist of Milwau- and wcunds that refuse to Ylvld t0 | | ¢,,m¢,,‘¢¢ teunnds, mm; kee, was issued at a cost of $20.000. Other treatments. _ | 1 -~-I;--J; of, htthcgs lgfgasd fiifldil.

In_ this letter you will read oi ii ash" nrflyslrnew their

-a

5 Dr' vou

P_____ Chaso's Ointment a most severe test, inn-

WOMEN T0 BREAK _ and do not believe there is anv

STRIKE ON LE;-pig;-1 treatment so successful as a healer or me ____ the skin. I was operated on for a tu-_sn

’ .- . ith th lt thht d

wIgiI;;\§E3Ai?s§F§>re£:&' ii1::<?`se£iee` Isis wiiiciimsgiuseiéi ¢.,_ h';aff°“‘;,,‘ /f/...iv rziurunvr' wo aooz coupon .es strike breakers by the L°hish‘Vs1- SD ° Of mm’-Y Pf°D“f“_°“= '=fl°<1-Df- M A r ley Ram-cad to take the places sf thu Chsse's Ointment healed the wound 'V K? J ‘ ~ ' ` '

'oar cleaners, who are on strike. rapidly. So thankful am I for the,._Ad,d”” A;b0u¢; fifty women are working today] cure that I want others to know I ................................_ and are guarded by an armed force., about this wonderful ointment." .~~~-------»-------»-1---r--»~~»»-<---"sl

SLAYER SURRENDERS ' case in which doctors failed to heal nl

AFTER 29 YEAR5_ wound made in operating. All sorts _I __ of treatments were tried in vain un- PACKAGE of ,_ F,,||,,,.-,, Her _ ,nd

JACK30N_ M195, Feb, 14__. Tom til Dr. Chase’s Ointment came to thc. rgfive Treatment, /\iI§0LU'rI-:LY_ rags or

Atkinson’ who twentymme years “go rescue and made B cm-,_ |hl_lAllG|-I, also Illustrated Book tnsf. explains

escaped while serving a life sentence CMF- G- E. Leslie. bl‘B-kemilll 0¥l` the _gen 8 In

_ - .

‘° ~

` from. Heart Disease, hy the

'i-“~.~' slight exertion of climbing 5’ snilrs, hurrying or lifting;

CT Z

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\ condition and took prompt

" siid?propcr trestmcn . We gladly send to any sufferer s regular FULL

arf Disease and how it can he. cured.. Hlvgll

Palpiluilon, Flutterlng or Skinning Bach ` n In Heart Sid nr Should Bild -’

mess? Dizilneni Asthma? Dronly? lf you'-* .~ r-:fin me of these sure sggnptoml, it's r lwnrt, and you are in grave Angcrl Write

iur the full free treatment and hook. We iii-ai: Specialists. Fill~e\it coupon below

d 'Ir-'I today. Address Hill! Curc`Co., 23.) Masonic Bldg., Hallowell, -Me. ‘

1l’am¢....... ~..¢»..~........-...--i....I

Head Office at Charlottetown, P. E. I.

PROSPECTUS I OF James C. Tuplin Silver Black Fox Company, Limited.

[The Original Tuplin Ranch Established Over 20 Years] I is

_fe .i f -' 4 - _ v

Capital Stock $330,000.00 Already fSubscribed, $200 000.00

_ PAR VALUEOF S-HAREss$1oo.oo I

f 1 ' :; ' '-g‘.~'i;»‘, '_, i

The James C. 'l`uPl_in Silver Black Fox Ranch situated at th?'°ughb"°d 5'1"" Blafk F°".°S° that 'he P’°5P¢_°‘S "fm: °;"}‘l8héf‘f."3f" '

Black Banks, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, sonslstiug of two Pnce than $"2»°°° Per Pa"f°.fth15 yeafs PUPS aPP°°f 89135- i ` . f .

i==»i=ac>vieic>i\iAi...i:>‘ii=~ae:<:~~`i-c>i=2e _ _

GEORGE ]. ROGERS, President ' JAMES C- TUPLIN ‘

President The Rogers Hardware Oo. Ltd' , General ,Ma11ager." ”

W. K. ROGERS, Sec y-Treasurer

Provincial Man r

' ° age Canada Life Assurance.Compi_1ry. ‘I ' _,X

. - ' thing further, but it might n_ot be out of place to pointgout tli:"i‘t’_i'i':s"Y`fl'f5»";

fr0IH $25.0C0 t0 $35,000 iS being asked to-day for a pair of breedin

hundred and fifty acres of land, fine new building house, .(cost about

:$6 oco.to) new Barns ‘ce h = d t-b 'ld' 1 _- ` l` "

, . . ou_e an_ ou ui ings, comp cte

equipment for the carrying on of fox'ranc'liing, .also all’ farm im le S cascumpec Bay, and the sea bones lying diirosiie is pafricsiariv °T`l~l)]1inFmi;es a'§“1.1i>ur¢ bred-Every Fox wuha P<d1`s1=¢- N0 i’ '

_ _ 9'. _-It' dittdhR h 1 _ a f

ments, carriages, horses and cattle, etc. This property is situated on - ls A m Q y we ms 8 I ov" the Igllmd th t the lame

, _ _ - mpo e s oc_ on t e ranch. All young breeders. All mated with cp--' 1

T§.l1i“"§T.fZf.f.}f.`Z§2'i.‘L”§§‘.§`Z1`.§.§.§’,i§ff5’;3f§‘.;.f§n§'§§;§f§°fif‘il1§§‘.JSE ”°“”°"’ ‘°"‘”f= f°’ "“’* ’°°"‘P“P‘ al ‘"»°°° P” Pai” A °°'='°° '

1" _ i -- .

. _ _ vative estimate will be 50 p. c. to 75 p. e, reiumddfg the inv¢5¢¢" "Df._ Q w ~

oyster bottoms ata nominal fee we believe this industry can’ in the ,msc an thi e ,_ Th _ B I ’ _- ~‘ ~ Y”-._» near future, be made a source oiasplendid income from this io ert . omp y S “V a ~ _ ere are no ands or Preferred sw.[ck_ . .

T; rue roztnski GENERAL iNFoRMArioN_.l A'

e y - 'rn oo' ' f if ` is I

pany twelve male and ten female _foxes,.all Pure Bred silvers of the with Mr. _?amesm8.a9I¥i}1Jl11in ‘zvlxigeibgrvelliet is gopexty very best blood fh ' ' ' ` `

P P Y Everyone on the same basis

at can be found anywhere, and in addition there is the much; 1. n t 1

_ _- »_ . . ` t at a salar of

a female of the sam t lr d b t id _ ‘ but which is - _ qj Q e yea? a ms' ’ ’ y- mated with a male Zfsthia Tgglxiiei razcli? ard In ethP:lot%fsp`i-ings ‘of this ' Pave th°`f'“e"nse of the residence now occupnd

Pal’ *he °°mP‘“1y will have a half interest. » n .1 r ,._ . " hgitréht ;;hii£xg;n;l:i::f;1:;I1);i|1tIieI§i:iZiabelect

less thglgisefegilsle has niver mislid breeding _nor raised- a’,‘litfte`rfoE"__ ,I ,ma fmqmals in the company: Thfeconigaulypohlold ha:x;c1:§en;§n,;f Tae pig: Full" iii Iwfbilie Sliglilest sel1t_in the ranch. and their breeding il 5 kf_"‘to~'.t-lil. >"’.f:'~.t" is pai -" “mx” ""5 ‘t° eu-mile “pm n°-we”

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tabhshment of the mdumy by the hte 1§’be_rt.,TupHd_B§9”,tu__ _£_w_6m,... `?= F*¢?9»,§§§1f?9$;§.,.,#Pd. highly profitable business. I » » .

years ago. For. years, thelate Mr. Tu il n b I " get nc

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P Pdf 1 Loud b f td and gmdilfany grew wiapth f on,ho taining or themreco ,pri cs

y romt ereturns. , - _ f ' l"-&PPli59f¢il-359 f°f °f°¢.1¢' 1118?. be mad_e~:to

t ion Foiiiohavf litters from three tn seven. Put the average down Chsrlottet0ivtl,.-f§'if_t0,lI§7- K- Rllgtrs, Charlottetoyin; V _‘r a r o _ - ~ i '

_ Deduct for

pairs of

would

The resiilts,

pa rs, say twenty two pairs in all, at $12,000 per pair,

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