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strohg #story of folly misfortune, precipitat~ visriincl _

nture and culminating in a charming Love

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Laundress and the Dublin Horse Show

The Irony of Fate

A strong drama with the

Cinesf Alps for a setting

0 The Second of WOOD-D-WEDD’S sentimental

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“The Lovely Senorita”

'* s into trouble this time in his search for a wife:

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but he is as funny as ever for all that

F°'°“’°" 5°” by S Mr. De wincaims

Miss Etta Gardiner 0llgS

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1 Special Children’s Matinee

Saturday Afternoon at 3.00 p.m ` With a specia lly good show

_' “Goodbye Boys” -“Sunshine and Roses”.

' Children Five Cents J

Per formances at 7 & 9 p. m. Admission 10c

I Coming Soon

“Under The Black Flag”

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s'rEAii§_n's- illA'i'1.:-'1‘l:je

special from Geprgetown arriv- -_

in Obgrlottetoyn yesterday at 1

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Mrs. M. G. Delaney.. is at i>r¢°°\1_t.in the city located at the Revere Hotel §wiiere the Chlei`Whip has his quart- ers.

MR. A. T. MORRIBEY has taken a

special Agency ior Hynd-man & Co, Utd., tbs well known Insurance Un- derwriters, and will solicit Insurance in ali lines. 1664

. THE ICE BOA’l‘S.- Yesterday morning at 9.15 the boats leit ’1’or~ nientine and arrived in Cape Trav- ‘ rse at 1.30 o'clock taking over 58

Cape Tormentine. Ii FUNERAL 'roDAY_ -- 'Vile iunsrsi "__ol the late Miss Katie Brady will ,rake place from her latl1er's home

‘82 Cumberland Street this afternoon

starting at 2.45.

THE STEAMERS:-The Earl Grey idicked in Pictou yesterilny morning pt 9.50 taking over 73 tons freight, 31 passengers and 5 sacks mail. The

i-;.'_' 4 -1' _'*“' _ H. _ . 'FIINEHAL .YESTE DAX.-_ _'H10 s ;- ' . _funeral ol the inte Mr_l§Jernnrd` Cali- MW whmftt

gran, y\il1o_died _in Boston, took place §,uly (Y`g:e‘1

Eicks mail. No crossing was made to -ymtgrday morning from the ,.esmem_c _iulv

i0l,Mr-_ Frank Laughlan to the Pro- ' “ y Pm; |K»`]f§°‘1’nl, .thence to the. .Catholic glalv ork -_a¢1_\6i»erv. The_Mass -of Requiem pt M" 7 [Fjord `¢._icliurr.;}\ _ WM.-celebrated; l\y`._Rev_ J aly ,ltd htjier - NL -Monaghan, _Miscou0he_ ny r - ~ .

_ dhrnlso

'at 3- oclock: service at the house $0

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Minto docked in Georgetown at. 10.00' 3;; ~

wi-ith 44 tons freight, 50 passengers aid 18 sacks mail.

THE BUSINESS of the City Tick- et oiiice has been cc-ntinuaiiv increaisi" ing and expanding. This winter n number oi passengers were booked on pleasure cruises to the West Indies via the Royal Mail Steam Packet

An wh contem ates

Company. yone o Pl a trip should consult with Mr. W.K. Rogers. '»» 16,f32-

ST PETERS CA’ri-1i§DiiAi,.-Next unday morning Canon Simpson will

' eliver his filth sermon on “Sin and its Remedy", the subject tom0fTOW being "One Baptism for the Remiss- ion oi' Sins-In the evening Rev. H. Scott Smith will preach on "G0<1'S invitations to Man"-subject tomor~

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Smith ` Barkers Dalton

Brighton

Uilton

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Victoria Farm

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Ilinnis Pcdigrccd Foxes

Provincial l{nwattfDalton 100

iix Sinai uuiiiiiiis

i arruthers

____ Tuplin Irving

- FURNISHED AND conniscfrnn R- J- M°N"i11 C0-

DAILY BY 'ma rox Ex- =M°“‘“g“'=

GHANGES AND iuvnsr- Trvuf 13i'°f

MENT ooiv1iPANuss S0111 91""

L1-D_ Freeland

Asked l Samson

Par .1_00 100

100 100lThree Rivers

100 _ _ 100 110 |SllVel‘ Tip

5,0 00 .Mount Edward 100 175 Massachusetts

100

umlliigi-rs Payton

140 Record 125 Eastern 120 Belfast Fox Co. 100 Freeland

100 Beech Hill

100 100 100 |00

Beech Wood 100

P,-me North Tryon Co.

115 Milton Patch Fox Co.

_100 Sour” Black Fox CC_ stomach thus mxing teethl g

115 Spring Park Fox Co. I

110 1 Rayner International

100 100 --------- ggg gg* when any i. in

100 100| 5 5

500 750 40 40 100 125 40 40 200 230 100 125 50 50 late the bowels and sweeten 100 _100 __ _ ' _ “ 100 `;00'curing constipa- -n, colic,

100 500 100 100

_ 0_t-ion and lireakin'-gi up colds and 1 acre. The Tablets are sold at 25

n box from The Dr. Williams

#Q5 eine (`o., Brockvillr, Ont.

100 100’ `

10 ll ____;____._.

25 25

100 100 ‘New Kid and Dogskin

50 60 just In stock. Every s|ze_ 40 40 irsgulnr style at Stanley Bros. 50 60] i629.3,2oM3i

When your baby is ill; when he\ is

cross and hard to mind; when his teeth are bothering him or he is troubled with constipation or igfli- Great Northern Pid. 1263 gestion; give him Baby’s Own 'l`a-b‘-

- lets. They are the best medicine for Miss. Pacific

little ones. They never iaii to regu- Northern Pacific

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New Haven Fox Co. Share in the Profits of 1914

Shares $25.00 Each

An Established Ranch That _ Has Met With Success

_~ It would seem to be a safe investment to invest your money in a proposition that has

been saying good dividends. This is what they ave been doing in the New Haven Ranch.

This ranch was started about four years

ago and has met with good success.

In the New Haven Ranch are a number

of foxes, owned by private Xarties. who have merged their interests an fonned a Joint stock-company to be known as the New Haven Fox Company, Limited. '

~ In this ranch are a number oi_ proved

breeders who have paid handsome dividends to the _owners during the past years. '

* '- Good Proiiositidn

‘ This we believe to be the best opportun-

ity offeredthis season and should pay divi- dends of not less than 75 per cent,_and it is quiteiwssible for a proposition of this kind to

_ pay per cent.

We known of instances where people in

this province _have made 1300 percent in a similar proposition.

Shares $25.00 Each .

The Stock Consists of

seven pairs of foxes, one Silver Black male and a female purchased from Mr. J. R. Dinnis. The male is the father in 1913 of three pups,and the female had a litter of four 1912 and three in 1913; also a cross male father of a litter of three in 1912 and six in 1913. -. Also two females born in the ranch from

the Dinnis parents. and three beautiful Silver: =~ Black Foxes, purchased in the Peace River District, and equal in :ppearanceto any foxes

in the province--beautiful specimens cf the Silver B ack Fox. In many ranches foxes are -- capitalized at 16,000.00 which are no better A

than these; and et the total capital of_ this '_

company is only 032,000.00 for seven pairs of foxes-, or an average of $4571.00 per pair. I

If you l carefully read the Hudson Bay

Company ._ Sales Reports you will observe that foxes this _district are commanding almost as _ h a price as our own covete _ Silver Blac _ ones. _ _ . _

Also one _pair of good Patches from litter -

of five, 1913, ull brot er sold for $6000.00 this

season.

_ One good pair of cross foxes from pro lific stock; male shows some rust; female 90 » per cent black. _ ' ~

_ One good pair of Westem Patches of good

size and quality, _ _

Only a Small - Lot Gffered For Sale Now If you wish to share in the 1914 profits make application at oncc.220 p.c. with application __

balance in 30 days.

i Cost of Keep 0 _

Arrangements have been made with S. H. Colwill o New Haven, who has had charge of

the ranch for the past four gears, to keep, care for and maintain the same for ten per cent of the increase. No charge w atever to be made for the keep pf the old foxes now in the ranch.

Appl' O ‘ lication

_ Fill in this appliization form today and mailto any of the directors

Mfgggg” »..».»» ss ..-.».»..¢~|¢»-...seasons .'.»»..¢|».¢.

A 1050 h€\_'6bY BDDIY f01‘-,-»--- -~------shares in the New _Haven Fox Company, Limited

’ - - - -The balance _I agree to pay in 30 days.

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attend. Races start at one _

r, e. Rev. Father l`i'is_ l\lcl')n_r\'ald _ ‘ '"7'-`

i` ated at U10 grave The following

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__ aid, M. Barron, James McKe1\ ` Mcldacheru, Johns!-ohnson

,_+ I A ‘ ~ Mkirnnig Ligue Lodge 1.o.G.T.. si L7‘°l“i‘°l‘°i°°i*i°i°l°'i*i"i"i*‘i‘°l"i*'i**f"i‘°§"i“i' Albion “Weis On T“°Bd‘W`°ve“mz“

.-__ _-_: .3-. .._, . _ _ _ _

1: visitors in Albion S_unday wiire Mrs.

» . W, A, Peardon, Charlottetown, being

»,- the guest oi her mother. Mrs. Creed. ~1-Z->E~'l‘°l~l~{~°i°-i~>i°>l»Z-}»l~k{~1»1»1¢}~|-§- -The Albion school is progressing

STOCK QUOTATIONS the teacher, Miss Landrlgan.- James

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- Flat River recently- Mr. _George

Curfiy & C0.. Stock nn-J Bonds Bro- Johnstone, returned ~£o Brifdenell ai< kl"1`S. Memhcrsi Montreal Stock Ex» ter spending the week end in Sturge-

’-~iDttctown, P.E.I. . Sydney_Neison, Montague, was in

" ` NEW YORK 'srooks zironragus sunday evsnnig.

82 cents' idwl- at

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..;?’~?.ii": °°°"1°_ 1.01.; 19°#

2 _to 10 vepts

Coin. `

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excii:_eme_nt over ' . ' _ on the I_é}_,:_,_mb co'1"roN _ _ _ l1ave»de _ _to ‘ 0.. is Oreo-'§§"“ iiii iiii iiil today, March Jug, 1204 1197

-being the t race ol _ - _ it is expected to be the °“t°"°‘ _ 1-‘"5" ui? 1""

interested in horse racing GRAIN & PROVISIUNB _ _

` ' ' ~' i 'High Lew Close;

sa; 80

01-I 688 ssl 095 20012095 2107 2101

1052

08| 09# 2105 - 2117 1060 1077

1052 1072 '10'1Z

conducted the Funeral _

Clarkin. _ --

` 'ALBION AND v1o1N1'rY.»- 'Tue'

with a good attendancorr- A.m0Ii.¥ the

rapidly under the untiring eflorts oi

J. Greed, Albion was -n visitor in

164 Richntcnd St.. Char- on, the guest of Mr. Llewellyn- Mr.

Albion Monday 'eveii‘i'ng', visiting

March 27th friends- Messrs Teak and Dick

Westaway, Albion, were visitors in

High Low Close ` _

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22_ 90; is; 1* ii* For the

75l 755! '

92; ~ ” ~ _,

2003 205; 200; it . ` ‘

29% 294 2_9; -0, _. 6

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Mex. Petroleuni _ __

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114i in

240 1l3§ 1100

1052.- 165k

-- No sale Pacific- 943 ._ 04

244 113? 110?

HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA pox- eesses the extraqted values of the be|t_ vegetable remedies pre-

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surance . in - faraway. .».»ii»_"'f‘§1`i7._1i.v»_-.<1'_3»31_%°.ii o _.five -Thousand Doi-_ la -and over. Asa result.

_ D0lVllNl0N TRUST ‘ The Perpetual Trustee »

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_i PAID UP CAPITAL ~ _ . and undivided profits over_'_._

T°TN~ A55.'f"T.S. ._ 4

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Controlled by _Cbmpany

‘ ' AND. _- '

' Trustees forliondholders ”

` Advisory Board

W. H. Aitken __ _ Hon. Chas. Dalton

Frank R. Heartz

H. Davison,

. _ ' A Manager

Morris Block Charlottetown

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94 ‘# " itihorm ` hu Droved wana. ' -

, ' d|¥Hul|y°_H:nie 'lie proved by itsw ' _ _ . 'Z 1 ' __ . _' `I ' 109* 158* 158% record qfgrcal-success For yr-ur. _ Queen _

Sml ` 6° 63% 6% eissd »vieeisiw.¢..¢Hoon's. -.i 1557-3-28M5l

' 'R. Bearisto

Agctioneer if

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I ani instructed by the Executors‘of-'the-estate of*~W'.‘W

I- _ Wellner to sell that valuable property 55, -57 and 59 H_ills~ boro St. by auction on Thursday next-the_2¢nd day of April eat 12 o’clock noon. _ ' 'ii The scarcity of property for renting in Charlottetown 'makes this a splendid opportunity for safe investment. For terms etc apply to '

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end your__order_in__._now. _Dont delay) ' .

in g, we stron_gly__a_dvise intending__ra_nc_he_r_s to bookftlieir- S00” as P"S51b1_-e4lf;f;_ _§.iQv_er 3_0_Q__gj__l_§_,o1lls_ .of ,1~l;i;;_.ce'l-é`fl§l_`_&1i§i`it€d' “-OR`Bf"‘ Brand Nwlfig. whwhifJ“S*1y_admn:ied_»b»v-ihoseywho-havepeed _different mak»§_s,_f~_t'Q».l°_¢‘ ,die bei -Neiiing manufactured to-_day._ ORl§._Bi-RAND __ Netn.ng}1s_s'pe_ciaily__made-for us by the 'ffatgestfgitpkers in Eng. land. SHCI IS gllHl'2l‘lt¢ed_ b.v,_,gl;qp_ and byus. -Asgthe demand will be enormous this year, intending pur§` 4 chasers should book their requirements as soon.-as possible, so as to insure prompt id'é`|iviei-y_, when rel <llH1'C<_|- ¥>1_.i¢_¢'0n “OR.B`BR`AND_7’ is .guaranteed as low as the cheaper" ai,fi`°ls\de.s','.'i‘i\v""-l'ii`l‘;li?,`%n xa-rninauon, are poorly galvanized and-which .will -rust and break in a short time Welnref'._the_ 1'g‘¢i§'¢at 0_ea-l¢.1Ts-_of_lfo;g___l.?§-gtting in the Dominion; the reason is 'because we can make prompt shipments ~ of all

- §Z§S_.&A'l§i Q-I-ll`_~P¥3l§FiiS *he 10W-¢S¥ Obtainable. Wekiavill be pleased to figure on your .wsin-5'to»_in*t'hia line

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Nettin§“§_i, Buy “Urb Brand”-' 0 '

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Foxes ._~-are altogether _ mo valuable- to run. MY _ risks of them escaping through_the,_,us_e__of poor, Netting.-_--It isfaltogether a too common occurrence for _ t_h_¢Ese_valua'ble animals to escapery breal¢in_'g___'their way f throughsa wire- fence. This does' not when-

your ranch is secured by “ORB BRAND" Netting. You

are insured against _such happenings. _“ORB BRAND"- Netting is made by the latest and most_i,in_`proved mach' inery. _It unrolls very fiat, and themeshes are very uni- _ form, regular, and well and_.i-truly shaped..-__ The wire used in making this netting is specially _selected and of superior quality; so as to obtain the highest possible strain; and being very heavily gaivanigzed before as well as after being woven, extreme durability i_s,.as_lluned:j which is a matter of great _iniportance_t_9f_qx riinc_hers_-`

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