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_ _ _ _ cl-|A|=u=.o"r'rm_'rovvN oU,1a|=aolA|s| moo. wif- _ va

‘ .erahle. 'i‘he pleasures of the Alueri- ¢`~?-“-7 ACCOFGIUE \0 the U30” llll¢|¢l\¢ f0l'lll\l- _

can people, roughly speaking. are like- »’ la extant it was concocted the 10|- I FOX Co” Stogk wise twofold-namely. making money = f~,' l0W||1¥ l11&DD0l'¢ "THIS clean wheat '

and spending it. Some people derive ` -_ 1' lllld bruy it in n mortar. that the hulls all their pleasure from making money. ‘ be llll H0116 off, and lcetlle it till It

I, ~ ° » num, and use it up and let it oooh.

spending it. Others combine the two. e N I1D<l take CIBBD 1'l‘G8ll broth and '

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, » ‘ » . z ri » " ' - ' . ‘ - ~~- ~~ »=»....... » ~~~ I i . - --- - The objects of pleasure are two in » How to Mako Fru»i\onty.` `

number. First. to kill time, and. sec- - One of the old time dclI_;,!¢ID! Ill EDB' _

ond. to keep us l'roI.u doing something '_ K,-1~ Wild “'05 fllflillllliiti ffl! ,Or fur- _ ‘ _

else which would make us more ails- ' 3] -,3-- - IUGUW- I ` f `

and others all their leasnre from

2 Shares Proina S.' B.

_ 2 Shares Railway Mult- ual Fox Co., stock (1914-) _

Dealers in Class A Silver Black Patch and Cross

-»-. _

icans have created many ways ol.'

Foxes. Also handle. Mink. Martell. Fisher-

- gust tilt- ilu- piiirluise iii tivo pairs I-Xtra Silver liluck Ifoxos, owned lil’

.i.,.. i.;|.1,.i-:lilo .~‘ilvi-I' lllnck i-‘ox i`o., l.i<i_, one pair i.\\'o yours olil, hav-

Ili ill.: iiinii-iis fox styled in the l’I‘os'p1~ct\is oi “'I`hc .\`<.verei,;n Silver \

¢ :llu:uliI'.i'I liuiton in her ear,-i~cfci‘1‘eil tn on some page of above men- "’ » . ;,o;»r~il l‘I‘..spir‘tiis, in ('lui.s. l)aitoii`H cI>I'tiiiifa»fe, as-“only used by him 011 f i

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Tenders for Silver Black Foxes

.\‘r~;ili-ii ti-Iiili-rs will im receivcil by thc iIiiiiri'sii;ncil until Qfitll. Of All"

- ‘i-1-l ii litivr this .~'pi'iug, this iitlier pair pups, liI'ol.lu-I' null I~\istI‘l`. 'i`li.- pair of lllips may lu- ti-iiilvri-il for togfitlii-r, or I-iepai'n.t.cly, ns suits .Ii\er;~'.

l_l1'll$l<Ill1.\'G, &c.

'ili.» t,'.\'.i-yi>iiI'-t»iil feiunle, plso, the pair of piips, is taken from litters oi

lil.-if-it l-`<i:< Vo, l.tii.” Page 3 ofwhich llr. Dalton is clIII.ii'i1mn, “thc iiu»=i i~i'iilil"t" TUX in ill" \\'r>i‘IiI."

;1i,.~ \v;~>= [i\rrii<‘I‘ly niviiiiil by the llgn. (`l1us. lliilion. Gnd C-'Vries U10

iis l.<i.-'t :=l1ii‘|»'." .

IM, .,.,if,.-.1 4', pups in sizvi-n _voiiI'i»‘ for .\li‘. l1.»ill.iin, (lining of It nervous ,» . ii,:i.vri hor I-vriiowil to Iii\\\'<|iI:irti-rs ilfiiilitlf-ss miiisoil the loss of her iii -:‘ l.i.<: yi':Il`,`i lliis yi‘fir lio\\’I\\"‘l‘i Sho \\:-.R iiiiitiiil with -i spll‘Il<li<l y0llllg ._,f-»-:- il--J, null mist-il iive liliirk |.i\i,iiiii~s, two .rf which we new offer I* :..il~~.

`\§i- l1.‘l..:i liiis tr.\‘t|~tl the l.ouilon iu;iI'ket. with ;i Inu' ilclts of her oil' ,,,,,,_. __.,,,,,,. 5-,.;ii's Ii-_-ii, ,tml sonic iii ilu-In nc.-Irly toiiched the $2000-00 I ily..

"il, ui.. t- .il llif- t\\'.i-yiiiii'-iilil i'i‘II‘;‘.le was i<i'li‘I‘tcil fromi thc Ilnltnn l'.1DCh ti.i.-,- ,, i_-,I-iti,,~, ,iigi-vi-|iii~iil, liy ,_ fi»xu\,,Ii .intl lui- ilr-,tier ,-intl prouoilnced I‘ii~if-if-...i‘ -loiii->‘, us one oi ihe lie:-it spiiriiiifiis \\'iis cvcl' i1l`iV1lU5liZ il it. .~I't\.

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spending Iuom-_\'. Being too busy Innk- ing it to spend any time on the dr|ii1g~ ery of running their country they spend a large portion of it in support- ing the politicians. This. indeed. is one of their chief pleasures. And their superb sense oi' humor enables them to enjoy intensely the accounts of what all the politicians are doing, which enterprising papers publish from day io day.

The Americans have other pleasures,

but compared with this one they are mostly trivial.-Life.

-*___ Caught I Tartar.

Bishop Tliorutou when in Ballarat

was walking one [ine Sunday morning with his favorite dog. n very intelli- gent retriever. The dog was perform- ing all sorts of tricks-jumping over his Iuaster’s stick. retrieving It from the water. and so on.

The bishop was aware of the wide

eyed interest of ii small boy who. with ills nurse. was walking on the shore of the lake. The bishop recognized in him the son of n neighbor with whom hu was on the best of terms, although the neighbor was it leading light of Nonconformlty in the city.

in 0 anacconnt with this BanI:‘.“%iat many expect to find a talk requiring experience is in reality a simple affair.

Children cpnduct their savings accounts here uite as read' y as their elders. To give pleasing, courteous service is our con- stant endeavor. Thislianklms ‘ been in business for 83 years and our de ositors enjoy the protection ot a Reserve Fund nearly double the Capital. We invite deposits. so

The Bank of _ Nova Scotia

PAID-UP CAPI’£AL - S 5.000.000 RESERVE FUN . - 11.000000 TOTAL ASSETS - - 80,000,000

ISLAND BRANCHES Charlottetown - - Snrnmersido Alberton - - - - Kensington 0’Leary - - - ~ Mcntagoa

ihaen and Love. ,

Tennyson says that it is better to

have loved and lost than never to have loved :it all. lbsen maintained-not in

g through the vi hole cutegorv of his Iiclis and then said. Now isn‘t that

nice dog and wouldu't you like to

rave one like him?" To which the 'nail boy replied sternly. "Sir, I think :on forget what day this ls.”-London lltizeu.

To amuse this boy the bishop put the io - ' , _ .

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Another Pull. The kalser has Ii habit of gently tug- :iug :it his left ear when anything bothers lilm. One day some years ago when he '

was on :1 visit to England he was handed a telegram. The contents of the message apparently displeased him, for he immediately began tugging at

his ear.

The Prince ot' Wales, then a boy. , watched the pedormanee with consid- erable interest.

“Uncle," he said at length, “why are

1‘0u pulling your ear?"

“Because ]’m annoyed, I suppose."

replied the kaiser.

"And when yon’re very annoyed,"

persisted the young prince, “what do

you do then?"

don Tatler,

“Thea I null somebody elses." au- southern Amor-Ioan Indians or to :no “°“UC0d his lDl1J€SfY Vl0l0USly.-L0n- Tartars ot’ the great Asian continent,

is still open to debate. _ _ _

a general philosophical way, but with respect to the conditions he saw im- mediately around him-that it is bet- ter, if youthfnlly. romiintirnlly in love, to separate rather than to Iuuri'_\'. ih- Sen is III agreement with ihe hrlliiaiit Frenciitnun who asserted that alleoin- edles end with it wedding. because it is then that the tragedy begins!--i"rom Aruhlhuld IIenderson's "European Dramatist.s."

Just Nike.

“Have you seen my umbrella 7" ask-_

ed the cashier ot' the hoolckeeper.

“What sort of an umbrella was it?" "It had II. hooked end." “I have not seen it. but I had a nice

one given me at Christmas, and the end was exactly like yours. lt was hooked too."-Lippincott‘s.

Origin of the Eskimo.

No satisfactory solution of the ques-

tion ot' the origin ot’ the Eskimo has ever been given. Whether they came from Asia or from North America, whether they are related to the Inore

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS

Ono cont per word Ilrat insertion in this coium. hall cont per worl i

ea:h continuation. Cach mllat accompany order. Minimum charge

Twenty-live cmta.

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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,__ _ _,_,_,_,_,_,_._,_,_ _ _._c_,_,_,___,_____,_,_._._._ _._.___._._._._._._.___ I

lines, permanent, big, earnings guaranteed, no experience, ten va- cancies. Write Luke Brothers l.td.,

iteil, Montreal.

FEMALE HELP WANTED

liuowlerlge of bookkeeping. Write,

I-`Olt SALIC.-50 pairs young ranch

cnnrit-s. Write Luke Brothers Lim- FOR ASA]-I'3~;*FAHM_O1" `1I'°-‘{i"YRI‘3i`l

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h»©¢_qg-I vt V

" Issue of $90.000 New Stock at $10 I

a Share, Par Value I

sweet

noing on inventive people. the amor- ; Mysterious milk of almonds or sweet mills ot klne

and temper it all; and take the yolks ot eggs. Boil it a little and set it down and .mess it forth with tat venison or ‘ fresh mutton."

Venison was seldom served \v'iti1out

this accompaniment. but trumeaty. sweetened with sugar. was u favorite dish of itself, the "clean broth" being omitted when a lord was to be the pur- taker. _ »

“Mutton pies" was the name given to

the mince pie as early as 1596. They were also known as shred and Christ- mas piee-London Answers.

Actlcna and Worde-

An Italian psychologist maintains that as an oriitor-'s gestures are invol- untary, they aiford n test of his sin»

For instance, if the speaker plays

with his watch chain he is on his guard and his utterances~nre not en- tirely trunk.

Should he sway his body from side

to side it is a sign of versatility and oi' an active mind, while a constant repetition of the same gesture is held to indicate that his heart is in the sub- ject and that he is sincere. f There would seem to be some incon- sistency in this, since the orator might iiddle with his watch chain every few minutes.

The idea recalls the remark of a wit.

who said that a mun's trousers .were indicative of his position in life. "if they bag at the pockets," was the say- ing, "he has money. If they bag at the knees he has brains."-New York Telegram _ _ _ .

A ents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK g Fox co., LIMITED. __ _ ,

The Five pairs of Silver Black foxes In .this comp-

any are capitalized at $15,000 DCI' Pair- K€€P€l' has years of successful expierience. ` _ _ -

WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS It will give you full

information,

The Farm Stock fd’ Fox Exchange of P. E. I.

Head Oilice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown Phone 485 P- 0- B03 4

cerlty. --

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HOTEL FLAN1>ERT|

|35-|57 West 47th St. New York ity JUST' OFF BROADWAY.

'tl lit'.I th h I ii' th G

disi1ii'¢ft'i§ii'.'fIi'.i°<io‘iit'i.i'i’Ii°i»'itii'i>if¢i'i'ii?§i’ot.¥§PoI»I¢i?_?&ir?iirt%I.°i§xoTIEsiE_I :owne and an exceptional orcho: ra_._ arte a on ul camp 5 e

°°m_,,,,_;_n . |il;|-ary. gr ll and hllliar ba .

lhmlsomely furnished Rooms, Private Bath. $1.50 PER DAY UPWARD

Ir d "ti " li \ ir I

f--,if.gg:mi.*i:'i'ai.i.t'I..:“i--.'.a. .. '°'°' ..‘.' M" "'

' Booklet upon Bet. ‘OF

"Ulm, ,., B, iHAil IP ~

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bred Blink, 5 shares in 1014 divi- dend fox cinupnny. Silver black and patch foxes. T. (lorilon Ives, Montague l’. lil. T. 7-3lMl‘li.i.

well watered with buildings iu_ good repair, situated nt; North River short distance from ferry. For particulars apply to F. A. Hall at Public Works ofllce, Char- lottetown, or on premises.

pair not so added

Seal River I

Black Fox Company

_| N..

Limited ;

This issue is for the purpose of adding five pairs of foxes to the

ranch at the same low price per pair as that at which tl1e foxes now owned by the company are capitalized.

The history of the Silver Black Fox industry of Prince Edward Island is now too

well known to need repetition here, and we will only state some facts concerning this company since its beginning nearly three years ago. _ _

The company have eight pairs of breeders, Black Silver Foxes (pedigreed “Royal

Blacks") now in their rancli at Seal River.

It is proposed to add five pairs of their 1914 pups to the ranch making a total of

thirteen pairs-Should it be impossible or inadvisable io add the five pairs, then the pro- posed increased capitalization will be reduced by eighteen thousand dollars for every

This is not a first year pup proposition but a going concern of three years

wi\N'I‘I-In '"AT"FA`IT6iiN'woon`Hosi

`Tii`>“1'Ls"`r§'I'Ii=¢rI'E"s",“Ili'A1.I~1 'i\No"`F1?_

stating experience to Lnw Ollice, Ilox 331. H 5954-8-5_\i`Iii.

piiznl young women for ward work.

:$730-7-Zilmtf.

male,-wanted at the Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurs- es For particulars, _address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

2286-5-ilMtf.

3077-6-22llitf.

‘PEACE RIVER FOXES FOR SALE:

I have for sale e number oi Peace River Foxes including Silver blocks and crosses. Parties wanting iirst class stock at, reasonable prices communicate nt once by phone or letter Il. J. McIJeIm, North Wilt-

shire, I. 1-1. I. 3661-7-22Mti. I ' 4

. _ ""*l_~.'ll*!3!:‘f.._!‘_'_A!'E@D

insurance Company oi tanada

:f€?=l~*l.‘§llI.TlNG ENGINEERS-EFFICIENCY EXPERTS

POWER PLANT SPECIALISTS

tEs'I.'/innisiian moi .

TORONTO

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BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Periodical Inspection of Steam Boilers, Dlge.-iters, Rconomizers And Other Vessels By Experts

Specifications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc.

Plans for Boller Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, etc.

Inspection and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase 1."-

insurnnoe Against All Loan or Damage to Property and Lossof Life And Persona Injuries Resulting from the Explosion of Steam Boiler!

p;g.,,,,,,,-,_ Economim, and otha, v.,,,,i,_ ' Iron .\'.»\I.ET1§Ii:I71'I" r>Ams`R.-\.\'fiH

ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE F

Inspection and Indication oi Steam Engines By Experts

Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Property Caused By Breakdown FOR SALE ONE* i"’AIii"`6i5`AifA BKT(

of Engine or Bursting of F y-Wheel S

tive pups this aenson. Also two -w,\N'|‘|.jD _ A SECQND QLASS pairs ei the young, born on the

SERVICE PROTECTION SUPPLEMENTED BY (I_=_}:;I_§1,-___-\vv1v “F°1"§;§;’_,f3Q,§_§,,°f

INSURANCE 'I`.KM`i5IiF1iYAiiii:iJTrff6oNif§}\CTBT! ‘

favorable terms with parties re- quiring foxcs reached under meat

lor lull Information Write To a

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won s.iI.s.-.sf.EoP-sctiiv Ipnii

imii .~i.\I.`I~:-IN GuANnv1|~:€v`fiF.T|TfI

Ivliii 's,\I'.I<:l,\"_I§‘il:w Pixiris' on

__ rea sau.

Muck with 15 H. P. Primo Engine installed, 32 if-ec over nil, 14 it. brain, strongly built, suitable for uionv or coal trade. (‘nn be seen nt )l<‘.\'ullyEi Wharf, Hillsboro Iiiv- er. Price $150.80 net cash. Write il. F. Hart, il’Leary, P. lil. I.

3933-8-5M3lpd.

owned by the late Martin Martin, comprising 50 neres and buildings. Apply to Mary M. Martin.

_ 3945-8-5i\’I3ipd.

choice young mink, prices reason- able, for imnicdinte delivery. Ad- dress, James M. Hewitt, Lower Montague, I’. E. I. 3943-8-5M2\vpIl. OR SALE-50 ACRES STANDING hny.. Apply Mrs. George I.. Scott, cornwall. 3950-s-smeiniiod. ‘

raised mink. II. H. Cox, lliorell.

3799-8-3M2\\‘l-:s.

OR i~'.»\I,l'I-3 PAIRS YOUNG Sli.- ver black foxes. ('-lass "A" pedi- gree. Crawford Hayden, Bt. Pe- ter's, P. E. I. 3800-8-3M20lpd.

liver Foxes proved breeders, had

pproved conditions. Address Gor- WANTED IIQARDINQ HOUSE FOR ‘-

' don McMillan, North River.

_ ° ° _ 34"‘7'15_m¢ I-N r aurburhs. Apply to 'I‘. W. M..

W, K, R0ge\'S C0 i6ii"'sZ`ITII:"`a`"i':'iI£ss A`1I‘ox"oP-` :sro oust-sion omi-.o. sais-1-Ialllti,

- tions. AI>I>1r B0! 17° °“’~ wA‘N'r`su `roxns'ir‘6§`Ii£u<'I'i-true

G-l\¢1'll ASM* _ ' mw-_10M¢f- by ,, ...pine ....1 eroinooooi om-

- Charlottetown, P. E. I. »l-‘on sam:-some dark northern an Modern iaiin n rt

`\\',\N'I‘l~ID .»\ GOIID SMART IIIIY To

learn the Dry Goods Biisiiiessi, Ap-

_p_ly_ _to »_\`tnuley Iiros. vv.-\N'rEn-BELI. Bo\'s. QIIITSEN' _ Hotel. 3359-7-l0Mtf.

_ _rracncas wafwrn

'I‘lIl,\(7lll<lIt WANTEI) FUR l~‘lll{'l'i7NIC

Bridge school. li‘irst or uecouil class. Supplement $60.00. Apply, Warren Aitken, Hcc’y.

_ 3944-8-5MiliprI. vir..\<vHnIi wavricn, I-IiisT"' on

second class, for Greenwich School, No. 98. >'uppiement, $40. l‘rotcsi;- ant preferred. J. A. Meek, Seo’y_ French liiver. 3934-H-5l\lti.

W.\ NTED---Fl)l`t VERNON RIVER School, n lst or 2nd ('lnss male teacher qunliiicii to teach manual

plemcnt $40.00. J. T. (1ollins,i-lee. _ 3941-S-5lii6i.

'l'l~1/\(‘.HI<."Ft WANTED-FOR_SEARLE- town School. Supplement, S60. Apply Major Lowther, Secretary.

3955-8-5ME2i_

WANTED TEACHER (WITH EX-

perienco preferred) for the Primary Department oi the Fanning School, Malpeque. Second class salary.

.&L"l!Ef!PE‘3*3-___-_,___3l’§‘!'7_'3_"£‘_'i°!-_

teacher for (‘able llead West, No.

Anderson, Sec'y. 8712-7-27liI12i.

training and cadet corps. Sup-

_~._J-sq

Supplement, $60. John Craig,Sec'y ,

21. Protestant. preferred. Alex. ,

. _ _‘fI“'""5'l . ._

msn, wiie and four children in city

, r. ranch W S 0

843,1q,;Mgf ' A mink, also one pair oi iishor. Write distance sl the city. For particu-

. for particulars. W. I-I. C. Ruth- iars apply to "Ranchman care

, .~§f.. /~, ` - '

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_ van, Alllltcn, ‘0nt. 8555-7-IIHWIDG. Guardian. 3952-8-5Mfl»

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standing, and a dividend payer of an average of about one hundred and forty-five per cent. for every year since its ince tion. '

_The proposed addition of the five pairs of Pups to the eight pairs of breeders

now In the ranch, will greatly enhance its va ue, insure greater stability of the com- pany and the continuance of large dividends. _ From the beginning the ranch has been under the management of Mr. W. A. Jen- kins who has had over five years experience breeding foxes. I

_ No disease of any kI_nd has_ ever appeared amongst the foxes and the ranch, being

miles from _other _ranches, is not liable to epidemics. Situated as it is along the sea shore perfect drainage is ensured; and the increased ventilation installed in the dens last year, keeps It in a most sanitary condition. These factors no doubt largely account for ihe excellent retums this year.

No percentage or commission goes to the ranch as it is owned by the share-

holders. In addition to his salary the manager is paid forthe feed (up keep) of the foxes; the balance (with the exception of taxes, repairs, etc.) goes to the shareholders.

Estimated Profits for 1915

13 pairs of foxes should produce - ~ - - 19 pairs pups 19 pairs pups at $10,000 apair - - - - - $190,000,00

Less managers salary, taxes, - - - - - _ _ feed, repairs, etc., say - - - - _ 4_5()0_(l0

oavmgabalance of - - - - . $

or over seventy-five per cent on the paid up capital. '

Application for shares may be made to any of the directors

Terms-Twenty per cent with application and the balance on or before first Octob-

er 1914, after which date shares will be allotted. Applications _will be dated as received and In case of the stock being oversubscribed the shares will be allotted in order in which applications were received.

Directors

C. P. FLETCHER, President, Charlotteto . BENJAMIN RoGERs,’cn§§ioif§of¢§.' t' mn'

- . . APPLICATION Fon s'rocI<

GEO. A. B. MACDONALD, Charlottetown,

Secretary-Treasurer The Seal River Black Fox Co.. Ltd.

B_ I do hereby apply _for..................shares in the Seal Rive

ack Fox Company, Limited. Enclosed Is

twenty

1 1914 D61' Cent. and the balance I agree to pay on or before October ’ Name......

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3527-7-17Mfmwtf. '

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