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Why 'Dominion hay :iiitl ai Siaili|toi~_\' lioliiluy. the Morning (l\iul'iliu|i will not bo isi-iiivil on '='i’\_\¢ii»i¢|a_\’. 'l‘|ie .l'1\'eiii|i;_r (iuairtllun will not ‘ li_I*'1ss\i¢‘|l ou .\Ion1Iii_\'. liul \\'ilI lic publislieil ali-il;-iliul on 'l`\tcsilu_\'. .\il\ci'iisvi's plczisi- iioie ilu-se cliu||g_»,'c:~'. _

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sooner ese are go ri o e e if. _

turally their owners are anxious to sell ~ i - _,

canaunand sri.00 for U- S. A~ .them at figures approximating as nearly _ - _ Sahlrdl WGBKI (founded 1387) S1-50 por lnlll-llll D¥`aS possible the ' values plac_ few `gllnli,|JseB_ of the players in thhe - a ’ '_ a it _

. _ . _ great su mar ne game _ `* » _ _ _ _ _ . ` '

ed upon them when foxes of all kinds weie we know whih they are iike on . _, . _ _ __ __ » __ j _ __

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,_ Bargains

, 4 ]lFf\"S IlE.~\\_h` l’.\R.~\.\ll‘]'|"l`.~\ ` R.»\lN("().-\'l`S. real raincoats not sliowe_r~'coats,~-$8.50,-sizes 36, 38, 40 _and 42 Dollar Day... ._ '. ._,'.‘. _ . . '-. .`, ..._. ..$.'i.00

THURSDAY. JUNE 2a.`i917

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` .\`.~\h`l{_\'l'(‘|| l'I\\'.\ N l°II.I~Il"I‘l()\`

The result of the' election in Saskatche-

wan Tuesday was a foregone conclusion, the Liberal governinent whic h has been kept in power by the foreign vote for many years having been sustained by a majority little less than it had at the previous election. At the previous electi~n the par- ties stood 46 Liberals, eight Conservatives, while the returns so tar received indicate that with an increased number of consti- tuencies the Liberals have carri`cd _ probably 49 of the 59 seats. There can be no doubt that the f`ci°eigii vote is largely responsible for this result and com-

sold at fabulous figures as breeders, but the purchaser should be guided by the ac-

no account b_e___gni§1ed_ _i__n_tQ_the beliegthat all fox pelts 'are'_goin"g"»f*‘to-“bring “ $1,100. There are as many kinds of black foxes as there are of black horses and their values vary just as widel_v. There are of course those who are content to own an inferior black horse and the same privilege is open tothe fox men. A mistake made by man)

ty they looked for in the fox was_’its co. lour and they paid the price-of the highest quality just for the colour. These foxes are still cumbering many ranches and while their skins may bring a fairly profitable return~thev will never bring the highest figures and should neither be sold nor bought as high quality breeders. Pedigree and fur value should always be assured and this can be done only through the regis- tration of pedigrees through a representa- tive body like the Fox Breeders’ Associa- tion.

Another lesson is the manner of sell-

ing. Mr. McClure knew what he had to sell, knew its value, and knew where and when to put it on the market. He succee- ded remarkably when the conditions of the market and the general disorganization

biiietl with the slacker vote may fully ex-

plain the situation. Saskatchewan one;consequent on the war are taken into con- oi' the new provinces of Canada which has_si_derat1on. The_fox-business of this _pro- been populated and developed to a very vince, now that it has come to a straight,

large extent by a foreign population. Ac- cording to the last census more than one third of the total population were foreign- ers from Europe and Asia. So strong is the Germaii and Austrian influence that short- ly after the outbreak of' the war it com- pelled the Provincial Government to issuer an order forbidding the singing of patrio-F , tic songs by school children, as it was offen- sive to parents of foreign nationality. One;

stock raising, pelt value basis can be suc- cessfully carried on only bv having the pelts handled by a man who thoroughly understands the business, understands pelt values, knows how to grade and match them. and knows and studies the markets and their requirements. Individual selling and peddling from time to time, from mar- ket to market and through middlemen and peddlefrs can never result in anything but

teacher, rather than submit to such d_is-'irregularity and dissatisfaction and poor

honourable and unpat-riotic restrictionl

""threw up his school and the correspondence

prices.

It is up to the fox ranchers to get more

connected with the ___ina_tt_er_vvas l_au_d___oyer|and more together. to organize themselves

in the local legislature at the instance o_f the Conservative opposition. While the dom,-inating influence of the foreigners is great the patriotism fit” ' the iC'aiiadiaii'po=

pulation is correspondingly intense. The,

voluntary recruiting shows that thirty one per cent. of the men of military age in Saskatchewan and Manitoba joined the co- lours, which is the second highest of any province in_Canada. Thus. it will be seen that foreigners and slackers had practical- ly everything to themselves in the wav of selecting representatives in _ Tuesday’s election. This fact by the way also ex- p`lains'the attitude of Mr. Frank Oliver, who, while professing to be an out and out conscriptionist, seconded the amendment calling for a referendum 'on the subject. In his constituency alone there are said to be over 2 000 foreign votes to cater for. '

’ As, the Patriot sapiently remarks in its

yesterday’s issue, “this election proyes that the Conscription Bill is not adding

of Canada, for obvious reasons

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The possibilities in the fox business ar

well exemplified in a summing up of th

anything to Tory prestige in that sectioir 1915.

, _ _ __ .

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on his recent visit to the United States fur markets where he disposed of a quantity of Prince Edward Island fur pelts. '

As our readers know Mr. McClure, ac~

Edward Island Fox Breeders’ Association, went to New York, St. Louis and other Am- erican fur centres taking with him a num- . »_ber.,of. fox pelts which had been given him "bv ranchers throughout the province to .idispose of. The pelts were a mixed_ lot, many of them-probably the majority- i_-iwere culls, the pelts of animals whose own- ,..,or_s for various reasons thought it best to if' et rid of. Few. if any,'of the ranchers lffiéillod their best stock, these being retained “las breeders, so that the lot handled by Mr.

'""<'"`McClure Tcould in no _way be regarded as 120 be reminded that in lille Great' WHY,

when-men died by tens of thousands for li- berty, he was the conscious or unconscious

the best pelts the Island could produce.

In summing up the results of his sales.

- Mr. McClure divided the pelts sold into

three groups, Numbers One, Two and Three. The Number Ones, of which there

each; the Number Twos of which there were 20 pelts sold for over $18 000 or an

and to stand together.

In the Fur Sales Board as at present

managed they have the means in their |han‘dsfof putting the fox-busiiiess...~,of.. the ‘orovince on a basis that cannot but prove a

,mine of wealth to all who engage in it in- itelligentliy. They should stand by the |Board, support it financially and co-opera- tively, meet frequently and discuss the bu- siness from every angle.

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\'l‘lNlZl‘lL().S' (‘())IES ]l.\(>‘K

In the annals of the country which has

_the longest history in Europe there are few events more striking than the arrival at the Piraeus of Eleutherios Venizelos, cheered by thousands, standing for the dignity of the Greek people, and ready to face the Kaiser’s nephew, who has been _kept on the throne, as he faced and defied the Kaiser’s brother-in-law after the con- stitution had been insolently ignored in

Venizelos wanted war against Bulga-

ria. On that issue he carried the country overwhelmingly. Since then there has been nothing like an honest election or an ho- nestly elected Parliament. Divine right

war’s glory.

der will be negligible. -

le(

- _ Norns

average of over $900; the Number Threes, Single week by the anonyvmus contribu about 100 pelts sold for $40,000 an average tions that, thick as leaves in Vallambrosa of a little over $400 each _ _ ’ ' fall, _on an. .editorial desk.-Vanco'u_ver

.World.

_ - In these figures there are many va-

` ` _» '_threlb I '(‘l'°ll, ual pell: value of the animals ,ind should on 5:8 if ‘me vdrgdgegligg 5_2 "éi_i_f_»_e\_fuB=;__

Ifoxmen, however, was that the only quali-l sileiwihi in ve... h-ini. it iuha of

_ ed out ol , . - llaizglng lndustry Cynderella carried ' h ‘task. ` _ '

has governed Greece, and brought upon the

results obtained by Mr. Chester McClure country all the horrors of war ‘ without

The great statesman who does not need

a crown will have use for all his tact as for all his force. King Alexander has seen a

ting for the Fur Sales Board of the Prince Y1€‘W light. and iS U0 100261’ talking about

' ' following the “glorious policy” of Constan- _

tine. Zaimis, the dummy Premier, has to be dealt with, however, and no course seems to promise much save a reconvening of the illegally prorogued Parliament of ` 1915. If the Powers insist on that, Zaimis ‘ will pass out of the situation, and Alexan-

Ten years hence no Canadian will care' Om, ,,,,|f..i..n,-ini, act, one wohi _ . _ _ _

Thin _easo_ii me hem of him who V ‘You sin/l,_i_>iy shy-to the craig '.oidre` _”

‘ ‘@0115 man, “Gi 'mo a quarter of an puhce ‘ Ono glance most kind, 'of-fifeezon'e.'\i'llhls will cost very little" _ _.

Thu; fell like sunshine 'where it went.' but is sufllclent to remove every-lilrd, _ ' ` ‘

- . . _i Th _ , ~.

agent of the Kaiser.-Wiiinipeg Free Press e" §,§’;',,,f"”" _°°“'“ "mt da’ "H °',f°f!.fw°‘f1'r'i,,i.l°iiIi fill: lixftéihor com-

The proper study of _mankind is--hu-

were only six were sold for a little over 111211 Nature- The Clefgymimi the IJhySi' $6,600, an average of more than $1,100 clan, the lawer and the politician seemuc

(From the london Da iv Mull)

So far. we have been given very

'the other side. wlierg there lg little ‘diversity lu type. And the churactei of some ol' them on our sido may be

with her daily toil.

Cinderella was not the name piili\t~

ed on her llfebuoys, noi' the one used by commodore'e clerk in official cor- respoiideiice. But the shlp’s compan- l€=i Ol the two smart.. frolicsoine des-

|troyers with which upon occasion she tlmldly consorted always called hor lt" ii ella. 'rhi "ian ' ~iiixcd to her

ln er s y’ .1

[by facellous bluejackets in u spirit of humorous banter descriheil the ship und her functions aptly enough

'general drudge in coinparison with her llvelier companions. \Vhlle they dau(-e'<l and pirouetted lightly about furthei' afield, (`ln<lerel1:i on hci in- shore stutloii plodded licrc iiiid there. “e vcepiiig and dusting" und did the .work thoroughly. On this f-:ore thc ldestroyers, which put on no “ugly sia- itei” iilrs in -their altitude toward: `her. had ii word ni' warm uppioviil to siiy for (`lnderellzi_ i lii uppeurunce sho was short und _pudgy_ low in thi- wulsi, high ii! stein .and stern. (‘le'ai‘ed of ii.s “fillings” her ,hu-ll remained one in shape of a slov- enly, lil-fitting boot turned up at heel and toe by long and careless wear.

As for iicr crew, they were hurd-

l_v “shell-bucks," and though iii kccp- Iing with the Lime.-i and their prcsciii .occupiytijon they had doiuieil n:i\':1‘. luniform, no dxperienceil olisvrver lcoulil have mistaken them for man-’o- \var`s men. But this slight difference ' “i of jib` ici ilollilng :ig

iii ui couii i .iiiist lhcui Tlicv were wheie ihc\

uorlil could have bet.leif>d. Besides. one' felt that an “all-blue-jzickct view" would have been tho wrong shlp’f= ‘ ~ 'ella l lil

seas which handled'hcr despitciully 'went the tough litlile craft, miich-hui*

elullv

iiwuv an .-:lie lurched heavily from credit toirough, than nosed her way. liilioriously up the loam-topped niouu- iiins of writer again. Now and ug- uin her qiiiolt-llrer would splt angrily, whereupon up would shoot ii huge nine; oi' smoke and sprii_v_-one eu emy mline the less to endanger out sliippiug_ Oi a hail from one ol’ her crew to the skipper and Cinderella hauling in her “broom” would find lhiit it had brushed up something slu-

isrer which must be"prompti_v crllslr

existence' Thus, with never

on ei

Ami lt._wiis noi a _lli-’.h_l___QlE ¢_i_Ul°"-

Onlymeiilnmiired to thot-hing by long 'tiuinliig could have “kept their s-*oin- achs" during all the bewilileriiig movements sho made. The sous bi-okc over her; they swept her up, they dropped her suddenly down; some- times she stood on her head some- times on her heels. There is no end to the strangely uncanny motions. ihhi ii vessel ol' <‘inde'rella’s lype Call get through.She ran the gamut ofthem all then i'epe'ated it with variations. .-\nd throughout this fantastic dance .among the tumbling waves Cintleiel- |lu's hiirdy ship's company ki\€W U0' =nt what moment she would lull 1100" lsoniothing thht brought. destruction to the ship and certain death to her crew. Yet they never laltered, but ,toiled steadily on, thinking only of making the seas safe for others, heed- Iing naught ot what might befiill them-

az o ' .-

.drudgd alone. Many like her are _em-

ihe ships which protectug and curry

pirates be ilcfcnled.

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OOOOOOOQOOOOOOQOOUQ * nun siaecrioiis ron ‘

lllllllillll BEIDERS

Furnished by

W. I. Loulon,

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

A WELL-SPENT DAY.

O'f§I'O~l'¢lI4

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| lt is ii llno thing that God fmakes work. ills gift and not money, and

t fn tl ls tliln t that

ll you sli down at sei of sun,

\ And, counting find _

Bul ll' through all the liveiong duy '

trace .~

‘ iiin~‘ '*=~» i l’l‘.ly"$L.il"1li0..3l”°§3i“‘i0?.2i.‘STil§'f.~ wo-G.2f~Mif . _ 1 .

our food muy come and 30 BH 381611' " 5 D

“' J " I _ _ \ 1 _ f ' ' . _f _' _r_4gui~rolmf~"i __ _ _ _ _ rnacntntorrmowu GUARDIAN P __ ' _"_ _ . JUN;-mg,-1917

luable lessons for those engaged in the foxi _ _, in -i __ _ __ _ . _ _ _ _ . -_ W _ __ . ii;-.‘;iSi;‘.‘r..;';:f;§.‘“.r.1;iii;."iriss;Swflmljslljg,HE SEA ‘sr DAY-....i Tho- Haberdashery |-_$1 imf ~

_ 12 _\I_l‘].\"S l".\\\"X. 1’.\l{_-\.\l E_'l"l‘.-\

sale price. _

just can’t afford to let this chance slip.

lfcied glrudgc that _she ivan, cor _ .

im’niling her "sweeping and dusting,'° -

thinking nothing oi"liei‘iself. but lab- ' _ $ <

oiiiig hard :ill tho l'ime':»o that olhci- » .. w vessels might obtain siilety' and ciise. . _ ‘_ _

ll'|.:ly were the' “cobwehs" she swept Read those hsts Car_e‘u"y» ' EVQYY lt€m I5 3 M00_Cy SZIVCY

i-:i..\s'i‘ic iiictciis with good lea-

ther ends. Dollar Day 4 prs.. .$1-00

l<`.\N(`\' F.L.f\S'l`l(l IlR.\(`l<IS. pgg-

ular 50c, 4 pairs for 1-00~ Dollar Day

BOYS’ LI(i`ill'I‘ S'l‘Rll_’I'1 S|llR'|`S. sizes 131/_» and 14 only, 2 for. _ .$1.00 V Dollar Day..

\\'III'i‘E I.._\ WN . ri.\Ni>iii<ii:- .-_ClLl1ilf`S- 12 good . whitelawn hand-__ _ kerchiefs. Dollar Day for .$1.014

.\ SNAP IN (‘.\l"S. $15() Cabs,

Dollar Day for. .. . . _ . . . .$1.00 $1.25 Caps, Dollar Day for- - _ . .7-io

' $1.50 Caps, Dollar Day for ’- . . . .60c

'L50 Caps, Dollar Day for -1 - .50¢'

. _»*'l`l Fl" "-\'|`»"'~- If you wear a black stiff hat we can give you your choice Dollar Dav fo;-... . . .' . -. ; . . . .$1.00

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. ~,

No oia

good for showery xveather, or as a dustcoat, all sizes, ~

D0ll3rDay.,. ...$3.50

hors' i<ii;\i<i t‘i.o'i‘ii si‘i'i‘s. fit for boys 4 to 9

ycars,_regul.-'i_r_$5.00 and $6.00 value, Dollar Day- - .$2-50 _ 2.. .uicxs isi.i‘i~: siiiuiii siii'i‘s Worth $139() and lp2O.()O, Dollar I),-gy only . . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . . .$l~"i.00‘ A suit bargain you cannot afford to miss.

COME AND BUY A GOOD SUIT FOR LITTLE -MONEY _

ioo 'l‘\\'i~:i<:i> AND \\'0lis'i‘Ei> sl'l'|‘s.- 1-@g_ $1200 ,g_

$13.50, $15.00 and $16.50, sizes 36 to 44, mostly browns, ' ` greys and navys. All well tailored, not a cheaply made

» suit in the lot, Dollar Day we will sell any suit at whole- ,_

iso if.\N<‘_\' \\'oiis'i‘iii> .\Ni> 'r\\'i~:i~:ii si'i'i‘s

bought before the sharp _advances in clothing, and tailor- ed by the best makers in Canada, regular prices $18.00. $20.00 and $22.50, Dollar Day at Wholesale prices. You

50 I_’.~\ll{S )lI~}N'S ]’.-\N'|‘.S‘ Donal- Day fm- _ _ ___$1_5|)

A chance to secure a pair at thcprice of oveialls

mi-iii to be. audi doing their special u ' 1 I

Joh iu a fashion that no sulloi.-. iii llit

should not rate as Number On . There _ are evidently many` that do nog and the _ Th\l\'Sd3ly -i- -‘-a B - June

th t 'd fth btte Na- i ' . _ _ _ _

R .\~l.\ (_ 0.»\ TS,

ioniruiiy Ilsii Qlndei ani \vou

not luivc harmonized with their sur-

rountllngs. , °

Slowly trudging her way through _ j ‘ I ‘

(£001) ]ll..\(‘l{ ANI) \\'I'll'l`I*.

s'i‘lill>l‘: \\'0ii|i sll l |i'i‘s :J for $1.00 Dollar Day.

(i0n|illl..\1‘l& 0\'l<:ll.-\|.l.s ANI)

-lI'.\ll’l*IltS :ll `. . . . . . . . . . . .3lll.00 on Dollar Day;

)ll'}N’S S'|‘llll’l‘ID 1’ER("Al`.l‘I

»“ll'||RTS regularly worth $1.25. Dol- l;1rDa_y . . . ...............9lil.00

» i

4 “LK 'VIES regularly worth 3.5¢,

Dollar Day__f0r . . . _ . . . . . . .$1.00

s'i'Ril'i~:'l) 0if'l‘iNG l~‘i..»\N.\'I2I.

Slllll'l`S with fold cuffs and separate collar, worth $1.25. Dollar Day $1-00

iiihtcit iiosn. 3 pairs black cot-

ton hose, splendid value at 15c per pair. Dollar Day. . . .. _.$1.00

W-*SU TIES. 8 Wash Ties Dollar Day f0r............ . ..$l.00_

ll ~

No Old

Hii aaa _ "MAS we see Clnilerellg hf;t;_£;.___s0__;iii_l§_l__l_; oo s ll Goods

i»(in.r§S (if'h1ii'i>lih)»§il,"lroieBiié iiooq noi. ' 101 'GRAFTON STREET I _ _

_ l 111111211 i _ni _ i

i il ¢

~Klng next had shots iit ii celluloid ball kept on the move iliy xi current of -air. He missed twice ,hut smashed

no nic, nor i g n rr

thing, but just living work, and that

work lor that day and offers lo us

overy iliiy l-le gives to each of us u

the joy ol conceiving it ns a personal

piirtiierslilp with Hlmself.- Selected. _ _ _..._ _ : ,.

And count the acts that you have, JU" 3 f°W d"°P' |°°'°" 3"\¥_C°l'll\P°

done, _,|\_ llfil OU! WN'|°.l¢,|£ `. _ _ _

_ pain. __

as may he and the assault ol' llun gK|NG,S GEOR as Smu-

___~- As- EXPERT MARKSMAN.

l.ONDON.r- King George proved

his skill us a marksmiiii with the rlile when he visited recently the for mer' home of the Royal Automobile (‘luli, ndw used as an oillcers' club. llls Majesty ' had two shots at 25 yards' rnnge. Both were bull's-eycsl the flri-it_ breukliig the edge and the seooiid ihelng almost dead centre. The

the hall ul. the lhlrd attempt. shooting nt. running men crossing (lie range- of fire ln ten seconds eiich his hliijesty knocked over llirce men in five shots.

. -

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pound applied directly upon si tender aching corn should rellovo the nore- ness instantly, and .noon the entire

You‘ve cheered no heart by you ‘or »corn, root and all. dries up and can bo

lifted out with the fingers

h nay: "1 .

li through ll all ~ ` » ` This new wa to rid one‘ii feet ol

Of lt. But lt IS Safe to Say that 11011. One Of You'vc nothing done' that you oanccot-uc wr lntroclgcid b_yua ltilnclnnuttl

' ° ° ° . , »mun,wosuystl.w ereezonl

them gets the lnslght that ls afforded In ai Thai brought the sunshine to one sticky. it dries in a moment_._im|1:lms.

’ ' I

H100. ply shrlvels up the corn w iout ln-

T_l“;¢_> i;_<;t___im;.~it_osmnll, _ __ ____ :\_nml;\_g or evengrltntlng the surroind' T8l|0l’l Ind

i . ci me sou an no ng ng neue or s n. _ _ . ,,, , ,,,,,, ,, _ Furnishers

Bl-EW UP TRACKS -- this city. A train liud just passed- thu

OF MAINE CENTRAL. spot mid another' was cmnliig be-hind

l -' lt. The dnniiigii to the roudiied set

_ _ _ _ the block signal and prevented the

_ \\.\'l‘li.ltVil.l.E.- A search is he- second itrulu fri.-in meeting ilisiislor. mi: made lfor person; who -lilcw', upi ’l`liere li; .1 strike on at the “Winer- tlie .\lalno (‘cnli~nl Railway trucks lie- ville Cnr shops und symputhlzers are

lost. ~ = -» <

but clip this out and mnko him try lt.

FOR DOLLAR DAY 1'

_ Come here on Dollar Day for beet va- lues in Men’s Furnishings. We are giving special low prices on all kinds of '

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._ If you are still undecided about buying a new suit, [come ifrand let 'us show you the' biggest _and best assortn‘ient‘ of Men’s Suitingsin Charlott`etowii.f WF Want-to’ show you these goods and 'duo e you our prices.~ We want to convince you of the good values we are offering, andto show you that it is true economy to buy_ a good suit in preference to a cheap one, especial- ly so, when you can buy a good suit here at a most reasonable price. .

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