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AUGUST 21 I 1 ~- » ~ ’

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V Lunch A Kits

Have you seen them?

They’re certainly the slickest article made.

Yon can prc*~nvf~ your

lnnch the evening before.

The bottle' will keep

the boiling liquid hot for 24 hours. - V

Ice cold contents is

kept-cold for 3,dayg, V V The lunch,;_box holds

enough for a meal.

_ The price $245 is ' within the reach of all. V ‘~

Bottle can be used se-

parately.

_ We have alar e ra e of Thermos gocdi. pg

The prices are about

half what they were.

E.A. Foster

Central Drugstore 4

Sunnyside

l ll

Your Watch

It is adelicite piece of maclijn-

,.SP!=jCl_ L ,Loci fV

_“_=3°llIl\ny ordu.Hinimum ell? Verity live cent., _ IIC! for Ioee'a in Charlotte own news eolummtwo cent;

e.___"%'.`2’!§-'!-Tf_'i'_"-_- -__-` ~ - ,

o J ` V. V/ ...."..r>iili...°:.'t'.:;.'1':.:i°“'ta V

‘V°l"- Mt. exch insertion hu

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To ° Tivf

1 1B?\$liBl'.'-i°.

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____‘__1‘he__§uiirdinii hiis all thc HOME ____ _D _er news und the SWEET "‘“‘ ‘B “ctw” ‘ff lwiui: the iioiviu

paper for Prince lildwaril Island 4

“T _ v*°- (From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)

I _iw Mission lmnd will hold nn At Fredericton-St. Croix, 3; Fred-

Ceclviirii Social on the Pownbl Par- ericton,' 1-13 innings, I remiss lawn next Friday e _rmihg_ At st. uuhuvshhgor, V s; st. MH- 42"<_l- _ 1013-0-toivieii.

N. B. LEAGUE.

Jehu, o.V ’ V V -

_ *Siiliscribers Vund others V are asked -V ' INTERNATIONAL. ` _'O “mit by Money Order or liy Reg- 'I 4 - "‘l'e"ed, L¢t'>€I‘. The-Gun.rdian;is not rcsp0ns_ihle_ for romittniiees 10r_wm-ded otherwise than as uhovt-_ ‘ MEtf_

1. V ' -

Atw Montreal-First game: Balti-

more, 7; Moutreal, 1, Beeond gums: Balttm/ore,' 1; Montreal, 0. '

At Rochester-Rochester, 2; Jersey

City, 1. '

At Builalo-Providence, 8; Butialo,

'T110 Guardia-n welcomes* reliable “WS "Om I>°rs0us_ throughout this Province. All such items should be mflllefi to “The Guardiani News DGDIV. ' Charlottetown, immediately utter the event, etc., have transpir- °°'- ‘ 0 M-nu

“A scrupulous reeard for quality

“ull Seri/iCe clinracterizes all the D,-,,_ ducts ot the Smith Pi-eniie -

2.

NATIONAL.

At Boston-Cincinnati, 4; Boston,

2. S il '. ` '

on, 0. At -New York-Pitsburg, 8' New

-» V --- -V ,. = .$_,"i_juhi§i'n.\_Y,AuGusr zers..

_ °°°“ g“"‘°- C’“°“‘“‘*t"2' B°“`f_ chsrhriiohship. Desolation. 'rhirri

r rind Rem

illizton Tvhewriter Manufacturers. A. Milne Fraser, H,._1ifax_ N_ S_

the season 'and ou ouih \

Y g t to ha e

your day at_Holland Cove and a nical at Holland Hall while the op- D01"tun1ty ofiers. Take the terry for iR0CkY Point 5"Y'flr'ie morning or afternoon and the team meets you at the wharf and drives you to the Hail for 15c, _ _ _ _ <

I l

IOWBB1: rri¢‘es?‘"' 9-zaivitil

~ __ _ . . r

sore l1Di>ly ii little of Rexall Healing

984-8-2OM3l.

"D15 geil-illg along for the end of

8-19M3i.l»

_ _ _ 962

TTBUDIB-in. Bell & Co. for best coal

Ii`If you have p, cut, burn bruise o

d

louse*

At Brooklyn--St. Louis, 5; Brook-

lyn, 2.

At Phi del hia- h -

AMERICAN,

At Detroit-Philadelphia, 4; De-

At Cleveland-Washington, 4; Cleve-

At Chicago-Chicago, 5; Boston, 1. New York at St. Louis, rain.

tuottttllotntetonlt

OO

.noun

l!i,oin,, Wliidiior-.’/Irs. Handsome- hodio

_ 4"',`.” Puoorinn.

, MONDAY, AUGUST 25TH.

_ 2.00 g.,,i;n. Qualifying Round for Imdipsj ,V_i,,fhp.mpionship of the Mari- ,tlime Provinces and the Consolation _Medn1I5_lay-18 holes. _ _' "

1- -1"..-V-,Vr _. . 10.30 ii. iii. Driving oernpstitium

At 'I‘0r0nt0-Newark, 14; Toronto. 2.00 p._ m. ' ohsrupiouship. Firstl

Round. , _ "‘

Consolation. First Round.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21TH.

10.00 u. ui. Championship. Second

Bound. _.Championship Desolation. Second Round Consolation. Desola- Vtioii..~ .Second Round. _ 2.00-p, _m», Champ onship. Third Round Consolation Second Round

Hound. Consolation. Desolation.

Yann 3_ ' Third Round. _

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28TH.

_ 'l C i ,3- h'l _ elphia, dl, D cago ’ P la' 10.30 _a._ ni. Putting and APProach

Competition.

2.30 p. m. Championship. Semi-

Fliials. Consolation. Semi-Finals. Championship. Desolation. Finals.

tl-Oit_ 3_ Consolation. Desolation. Finals.

land’ 0_ FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH.

_ 10.30 :i._ m. Annual meeting ot the Association. Championship Finals. Consolation. Finals.

In the event of the finals for the

Championship or the Consolation be- ing between a. Nova Scotia and New

Brunswick Player, the Match will bc_

MUNEY

.is a motto _'every young - man. should constantly

keep before him. » ;'_

__M'oney set aside makes a Vman a better employee, a better man. It gives to him that self- confidence so necessary

to Success. `

An employer general- ly cmsiders a savings I account as the highest _I

kind of recommenda-

From the Humphrey Club' Moncton - ~ "'~» 5'

. I/‘-'

___, _:_ V( `,,l_

/ __’_. _`..,_‘__r- [rl pb . _ ~_c_,'._{p your kitclien,

pil '

J --

iVf`~'“

@ 5.2? ' er I:

;.` .

1 ‘li

fr-3'*

niarket for many years, and every season sees

it is better than its contemporaries.

. _- "°V~»» rse_@uAswri~ef¢W ensures __ 'fr »-u=»~ VPAGE rem l.

1i'!¢IYf'V‘M- -wlwitolkv M155 Q0~§ll_b1 »i 3 » ».- ii .. r ~.» r. i -_ l 4 ' ' 'I' if H1993, ~»Misii..--.Wl.nuiiredi_Vf1‘i¢he; . M_i_s__s__ _,, _ _ _ V _ _ ' ____ _ ____ ‘

,-...ge-as _I;_y_»wi}_ev.<ia,i»q,.°.s»es.wsi;s .u_.g._ _ _ _ _ _ _‘ _ ., _.. _ _ __

°“ ° “ V f / f Vy .V KV. A Kootenay ' --M(Qi&Ui_B. Ulgaiidlsr. Mrs. J. Mc- _ __ ii 4

D;_1¢ o e. Mrs. breighton, Mrs. A. 111,. __"- »VV--;,,`

Willaiis, Mrs. Somers and Mrs. Fer-_ _ J _._ _ __ V, 4 _ gnson. From the 'Moncton Golf Ulilhi- ‘JV _ ‘

iurs.__o. w. Msdaisoh. V _:_____y.Q1 ly-.__i= _ _ _ _ _ .s .° _ :V‘ ,V 4 'V- H1 _____\'-'M i_`V ‘ 'I

V ease 0" _ /-'~f."\.`-‘i‘F'-"-_ : ._ _ ~,=_'.-;fVi _ _., ___

.i.'_,_<__ _:__V/_ 5', 1_1, \_

._ I _ ni_

This fall you will;

needa ne.v Range i _

an dim

w h c n wondering,i viliat kind to buy,.{"_ why 'not say?

" “KOUTENAY.”.'

V This is a modera e~

priced Steel Range with scores of excellent points§ to its credit. It is ri range that has been on the~

some!

new improvement added to its many advantages. The “Kootenay” at a glance will prove to you that

” Buy a Kootenay and fiiioy Solid Comfort

- In its appearance it stands in a class by itfelf;

become a regular de- positor, come here and open an account. One dollar is su-iiicient to start it. ' ' "

You will be allowed,

4 p.c. and interest will be added quarterly.

You will be' extended

every courtesy. ' ‘

You will be a better

man in every way for the cliort. '

It you have n4o_t_yet Il

_.

I.

its baking and healing qualities are unexcellid, and as far as price is concerned it is within reach of every household. Call in'o oar store and give _ us an opportunity of explaining the merits of this _

Steel Range. We will be pleased to tell you why you should install a “Kootenay” in your home.

A Kootenay Steel Range, with Ni.~l<cl Plated

l'.eg.=, Warming Closet and Reservoir. (Wood and Coal linings) ._

Kootenay with Warming Closets as above

Above Prices include delivery to any station

on P. E. Island, _

(Less Wood Lining 750 oii.

_Snn1_y'_p an1§t§ie_!;1»0ul>le _will be relieved Next _ ___ B _ __ G __ k played ,lt 2 p m

ery and must be cleaned and oiled “ee e W ere O Lin B "W P m N0” SCOU8 VS New occasionally.

I have every facitity for turning

out the very best woik-

All work fully guaranteed and

personally attended to by

ii. s. lviiiciiisii

Expert watch and clock repairer. No. ies Queen street.

_ ` Phono 397- lt,

healing ulhsores, etc. Works into the Maritime Golf Assocaatlbn hold their ;)f,em€t lelss than ten or more than skin; is easy to app§r and has a most Annual Tournament beginning Mom \\ n Y D livers.,

pl ' . ' 25 . f '

Casing f“`0m11 N28 C M0061! day 2..th inst. at 2 p. ri. when tli

back if dissatistiod. The MacKinnon qualifying round: for ‘the Lame; HEATHER

STOC

(,,~,0,,,, Y,,st,,d,,y»s Evening Guardian) are played on Friday iurehoou, 29th ate winds. fine and comnnriitively

*Mr Gcor e Davidso of F rtunc '

town lust week ri very fine brood at 1930 ,,_ m_ -1-,,,,sd,,y_ ,md other yesterday was sixty-uve degrees sow.-F. c0,m,&mi0nB later in the week above zero and the lowest was forty-

--_‘°*”?'”‘ _ goveml compc'-im,-5 from the Hal. eight: above: The lowpst the previous

liElll-ARKAllI.l<l l<]XI‘ERIMlhNTS fax Club arrive; last night tn I,mc_ night wus flftyriivo above. 'At iiinc

(ll-i-is-i__;l,

l= _'“ ‘ ‘ “P tiiiued by private parties. P- ‘“- f‘ftY‘S1X “hove-

sults ol' long succession oi cxpcri- ,1.,,e SL John contingent me expcc-___ THE wp;/\THp;R

Fl.~ili._

Yesterday wu

pliiiits mid uniinals, oi eight hundred Au is being done to make it 8 B,,c_ ing clear at night.

grew to n. remarkable size and C-nlv` 'H g

' ,I; .`_'\`\ `\\\ \\ I The delegates exvected are the fol- t0m°"`°W at '6'58? it rises tomorrow

` "X ~ `- 'I , - ~ I°l’tI t 507 I lil (I IL

X3

TRUST

'Triisteesliips under

over ................. 6.000.000

tice the course and are being enter- U~ m- it WH? 9iXl1Y'iiV0 M111 Ht riiiio T,-“SWG for Bond.

LONDON* Au" 20"Re H km 1° ' ` Iioldérs ovor ....... .. 25,000,000 l‘

ments with clectiitity oirgrowth of cd SM___u,dBy mghh bcautmmy meat and _______ _______________ __ .__ V _

\ ' sei ii, i-iiiiisuii

ndiiii nistrutioii, l

_ e s o es possible time. This . ' ' ` ` ' ' .

so ve is really splendid-there is noth- will lic the scene of activity espec- R" V' ` ' V

ing Chat can ekcell ‘it for promptly iully by the gentler sex The Ladies’ nmswlck' Each team shun consist I .

l _

Drug C0-._ Copier Greet George Nimil Championship ui the Maritime Prov_ THE TEIPERATURE ' __ q _ '

KGB! SIS- ,f Q ,_ - inces and consolation competition lor V h T M L h I

K NOTES a prize given hy the Association. ' L/ e e O

- These two matches will be followed -"' ' ,_ "

with much interest until the finals TORUNTOV Ont" All!! 20 -Moilcr- - "TI" P"I'°l°“| T|'"’l°°

‘- '- -V ll-'I I-:...[.;;_:; :.€..._--_; ,;C_._.._, 9. _._ i!lii£Ii0I\S.J.0.0 ..fA'0¢LlZCll_ .With .Gl€Ctr19lI}'~ cess,-".1 nd.inte,.estin .mee1,__ _. .- Iphatide _ willing ...mgh_-this _nftcl-_

____x _“ed Oi other 400 nemly _-____-fl Th., gxwutive c0mmittee.iB_preBi_ noon at .l.3&iiand tomorrow at 2.14; _, _' _‘i-l_ -1 ,J

. V _ V 1 , V _ V ` dent M,-5_._,H_ w_ Longwmrtm Vic; 'lt”wiil‘_‘he liiglif tomorrow nio!~iiin'g"at “ ‘___'_ V V , , _mdiegal . i.V .1 .. .I »~:~_ V . .p,,,,,_~ Mm W_- S_-St,_.,,,,,,.,_ Socrerafy 1.48 and sntiir.hiy_Vht z._10.- ' _ U.V%_..>'.; -i .

,kg _~ In " ' _ ‘ V V ____ -I-,...,,,,,m,-_ Miss Mary Bartlett V V The sun sets this evening at 7 and

For Sale'

.__. _ V ~\ -_,V - mo nga . nn( Sa ir ay a ` Lg/ __ ° T __7\ ladies from -Hamax' Mis? 5_0g_ . - _Edward Bayfield offers forsnlohislun

.- f= H . 0 mi- _ _ _.V....'u.C....... _ 0 Agents For The Famous

l'"~d5h1I’I‘C‘1 to him from ('h“"`l0t“"' A driving; competition will occur The h12.'h¢9f» t°mI"“1`“t“!`0 fecoflled and Surplus ........ ._ $2,800,000 V "

_,i 5

M cKay Autonobiles

` We have opened a garage cn the _corner oi Queen and Sydney Street in the vvarerooins of VV.`Gr4aii`t"&‘C’o.,i and will carry a line of McKay Cars for hire, Will be lei at reasonable rates, with or Without

Sept. 2nd.

The Uni( n Coin-

meiciril College re- opeiii for the :iiiiiual fall collegiate term on Tuesday, Sept, 2nd.

The courses cover,

Stenograpliy. Typewriting, Book keeping,

Coniuiercinl Law,

Baiiklng.

Brokerage and Ex-

change.

Modern Office '

Practice

Write for annual

year book to the Prin-

cipil.

Union

¢1 ` *_-`:§` A ~

Miss Christie ~

rc

,, es. K I Iv /gif _ '-g.§§'FH[q, _ A-1?

\,£R uri. I

To Halifax'

FOR THE EXHIBITION I

DATES SEPTEMBER 3 T0 11 4

Commercial College

Wm. Moran Prin.

ii.; SICKNESS

° ‘*-sh.-J'frillll;lill

Ti;»AiNsicKN we

Prevented-SIODDBII

0THnSILL.S_ “mir tiiorniiitli

M tum, is now ninr-.iriiiy nriobwfl 7

,.,,c¢|(.n\|y ull tlio Grunt Liikes _

rind rliiw York Btoiiinslil ll0mD'\"|°“ Lunnins south. H1111 l"““Y 'B_"°'““"'_m"° non. ' - mu Mi- "“°':°iil“.s:f:.':.¢ V

piii-sting; dom pltrntlori push som and l.)ili1n"hI$l1ll.ll`i“ n dmegotiitliiod nnriunllflt-4: :::‘i"§£ait "°“:i~»‘VY3“»f"i'W"”i‘i':l'""»‘l

V doe ors.

IKINI Ufwly' “nd hmm .or letters hi nkors is ` rot:-ssioiinl nu ii. :_ . trbiii rm;-_rsg_t;\t?;il o§_l_:i_;"£m: -P0090 ' V ' ure con- '““""‘ ‘4""'°bl° illiiumnunniii t wnir-ir

i.uiru»ri inf Mi' f""° "°° °’

Wm bg ,géggpggnupon receipt. ot Your name n - . Mu¢\u~r»~lll‘f11= "‘“,'““'2‘,’,‘iu'r‘r'r°°.fil’ir$r‘3..'l.

i';';’:|1nco§b‘i:‘-tthllxgirliilliildld. 50 coiit b0!§ _I5 iseiirz'h:..ir.;u.:n::“:.§:.;‘.:'- .l.~,._,

‘ or w

dm lg g,q¢ys_ Motlier.-ill s_ _ _ obufm it mr you from his v\lin_lpsn rr_

If rw h~\\'° P’\{_V,",f’“l’il" 'liili "‘i'if.¢iir»'f»iiili 1

'FAKE AH

‘ ' SP CIALWY PROGRAM

_ THE HORSE RACES.

`PYRO`l`ECIINlCAI. DISPLAY.

YOU SHOULD COME.

4 Splendid Departmental Exlii‘bVi~ts. ’ Every Nbvahcotian should come to the Nova Scotia Fxhibition, with its

splendid list of s ini attractions and its magnificent exemplification of the varied

`i‘e`&‘liirces and g!t)‘§§.t` hoininercial u.iid,i_ndust.ria.l achievements ot this province by the sea.

lines of transportation will assist hy_low rates in helping you to “ ` fair 'ri-is FAIR. ' ’ _ BAY ` Hof. HALL. H\mgsr_Cj- 'Secretary .

421-JuIy2l,I\Ittal8i». ' - ` ` ' _ _ _

-The va

'1 se -IE

, _ i

_n-iilvi’

V V Doiie _RIGHT * V

` _bw I p'l\` bing ls'_t'he"only iiiilhtw- V4 - 4

| I

4 I `_ k-ind to hariylt cists less in the long -5 .» ' ' run, less for" repairs, gives better sat- ~ isfaction. .

Superior plumbing is the only kind

we know how to do and you are sure of prompt, satisfactory work, most moderate prices ifyou get our work

on your job.

Call. write or phone 393 J.

Fred ll. Trainer

V

i

iiliiu ¢"‘“'| Y’ “ md, iiutroit

R"‘l“‘dY "'°" mschomhd Ht" Loudon: V | . . V. _ . ». - . V VV 4

.|__.\i n:i0s_t.i\r e -. . _ oGratton=Bt ~- i » V V __ ¢ | ii',‘~‘,»,,‘»,;_;,-,,=,[°~°~ ‘°'“~ _""i°_r_.-"_‘_’.“_'?._. _ V V -Vt,.ei.‘fiiiiiiilzn‘-..'r.f.i:r.=m.=fi.".2‘“

*____w______ »V~-we--_ -W ~ " u

l "GOOD ROADS DAYS

__\/ Baiild, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Mit: __ _ _ _ h

' h h t. I

_ _~ V _ , _ -5/l_ clioil, Miss Drury Mrs. Henderson, Th? moon "$95 t"mgl’t at 8~41~ Iililtsuiiitza ciiol.”'I‘5si,cvdfi'ienD:";. millliiiincll-.'tt?i'yd

Mm L,mder_ Mm Kamen Mme Gmnfz l‘he moon was full Siiturduy Aug- hssw rnnms,ice liousr,stnne lined dairy

' "i ~ ' I' /. - ' I A I ' stables and other oiitbuildin suin ludin `

[K Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Le Loir, Miss "st .1G‘thi_“t 437 P' m' unihing house and iq one .bi_ti»|c»'inni~‘i __ _J _ _.V.-, ,-'.___,__.'-~_§-:i‘;.?V,,¢¢"_ gt,,_g,.B_ ,md M,.R_ R0|,c,.ts_ Tliere will be 11 new nioon Sunday, beautiful country residences in the ln- . - __ - ,.,~ »._.,,.»;.-,.y_. /_ _ _ Au ,mt 3]_(_,t M 433 D m lurid will be sold fora very i-mnlIVr~um

_ _ ~, ~f From St. John-~Miss Stetson, Misa-' Ti li t .- _V __ ____ ' _Tu I th. ss the owner has no further use for_it M.nager lt\-!,",,__; ‘I __-_ - __- _ - Sydney Smith, Mrs. H. S. Sch0tield,V 9', @"§_ Il..0.f ~. 0( Y “I _ 90 ll" Anply tuJnhn D, McAuln,v on the iidloi n

` ' ` ' ` 911 s miner 71 I 4

-V._,~_.,_.______~_'_V__j Miss Mabel Thmm,s0n_ M,.s_ J_ R_ teen hours and fifty-three minutes. lI1Yf"_l"m~ ._ ___8_ Mtf ' . ",4\~_ '.“ 4-` » "- -‘?"- Thompson, Miss Barker, Miss Lillian V i ; - ~i _ V V _ _ ‘

' ‘I-iegnn, Miss Parks, Mrs. Alward, FOREST FIRES' I-_ . -""-'

-._§_». V :V ~__- _ -_ ,~',,- c _ "'”" '

._ f, . _ , __

annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal churches of Montana be- gan here today, with a large attend- ance of clergy and lnity from ull parts ol the State. The conference will continue until Monday, when the pastoral assignments will he nounced. Bishop Luccock, of Helena,

IIN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY MO Aug 2

ii] p n d

signing today and tomorrow as Good Roads Days Entire cominuiilties have

while every able bodied man und'boyl is at work on the highways. Gover- nor Major himself liris oiilcinls und employees. It is estimated that dur- ing the tivo days work will he per- formed to the value of nt least

$1,500,000.

SNEEZED TEETH _ I

OUT OF WINDOW.__

TORONTO, Aug. 19--As the Winni-

peg express on the C. P. R. neared the depot to-day, Herbert Moc;-osson leaped from the train and mn back. The conductor did not knowV what was' the matter, but thought he would bet-'V 5 ter halt the train, so heheid it until McCrosson had .run about ri hundred < yards. away and had returned. ` ' MscCrosson__leiiDed ahoari1_the train and gasped his thanks to the conduc-- ,toi°. . , _ . ‘ "`]f‘m glad Iqgot ’em" he wheezed_-.~ "Got what? anxiously asked the

conductor. V. _ _“My teeth," replied Mae. ‘»'I sneezed just helurs we get to the station, una they hopped right out ot my mouth

and fell hy _the trqckl'

.U ,.. V.

1 " Do not liitfeu ~- V "1-ree

_i 'r i _ .

' ig 'I'|H5milx-u

' " 4 sni'|'glid:l.°op&

r _ . |

nr ch ent “ 2'§ei°2l'l»'r'ig'»

Chatieures. Telephone 45], for a cami;

RICHARD GRANT

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;:i'.._j.:T°f°?¢‘.§'.ll".*i”.:.“.'.‘7?:.¥“i.i‘h..:_-ii:.ia:i! 0'

_JOHN R. DINNIS, PEDIGREED I"0XE¢, l.'I`D_

~ Subscribed Capital $|23,000

i ' .

Piiin ron ii visii' ro ii.ii.ir.ix roii 'rss aussi' ` _'_ ` sh"°° "ch sm”

, ., . 0 ' » »

-Report. from an ...tions or un TERMS I0 Per wit on evaluation

riiovilicilu. isxiiiiiiiiow

_ _ 50 per cent November I5, l9I5

AERO;LANE FLIGHTS, I suspended business for the two du_vs,_

THE ASSETS _ 4

on which the isfuc of $i 23,000 is matic consists of:

One pair 2 yeartld Dalttii breeders (now in Diiiiiis ranch) that reared 4

young in i'9i2 'an_c_i_ 4 in igig,

` Five pairs__of young foxes (19:54) of the Dalton, Oulton, Rayner and

Tuplin strains, allselccted from litters of 6’s, 5`s and 4's

’I`l1e_4`s_'ole use of thc name “John R. Dinnis" and cost of organizing the

company. _ _

'THE' PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS

President, John R. Dinnis, Charlottetown, P. il I, Sto _-kniiiii and Fox

Rancher." ` Vice-President-Dr. B- C- Borden, Sackville, N. l;__ President ol' Mount Allison University. 4 Secretary-Treasurer- J. Walter jones, ll. A., B. S. A . `l`oi'onto) Charlottetown, P.V1£ Island, F.ii'mer, Author of "Fur Farming in Cs.. -I '," late of the United States Department of Agriculture,

Director---“`illisin l‘I.Ciiiieron, ILA, (Oxon) First Rhodes Scholar

from P.E. IsIimd,.I’rofeisor of Ecoiioiuics and Commerce, St.Diiu1~tan‘s College.

Director---Charles Lyons, Charlottetown, P. F.. Island, Mayor of

Charlottetown.

THE DINNIS RANCH

Mr Dlnnls is the most successful large rancher on Prince Edward Island

The Dinnis Rancn has the best location. It is situated about two niiles from the Capital City and is the chief paint of interest for tourists. It has A thorouizhly up-to-date equipment and is under the direct supervision ot Mr. Dlnnls who livrs eloseto hlsrench anslipersonally tends the animals. An efficient staff of men assist in managing and guarding Vvhe Raiicli; ‘

Send for prospectus to J. Walter Jones Charlottetown P E I Sec-

retary Treasurer. ' ' ' ` " 55°.

., ’ . . ` _ TORONTO, Aug. 20-Forest fires ' ' ' ` ‘ _

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