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_t - - 0 d i i t bla k that to granted, we thought we knew we 2 Adam Bsde. Eliot 72 0“f Vl11*Z°» M"f°f‘l illgeuianlslilimusmiseliprlollisiessn ease dill not pay the ni-ic¢\ And it new |9 AU!°"fl¢ °f ‘-he Break 57 Patllhuder The, C00pei' Another man admits the failure, but consideration oi our failure shall lend-'_

‘ fast. table. The, Holmes. 9 9 3 Barchester Tr. wers, Trol- 8

4; 3,1-nhy Ru-lge, D'cl:ens

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43 glnannlngs, 'I`l\e. Word iz Christm~s Books, Tilt.

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_ ` WHY of _ _

To make room for new stock we are selling the -s - _ 1- i_ ‘I _ th

____ _ remainder of our stock of the Peop!e’s Library 150 d0N:;df*'*_;h _%0f"“:;t:,‘i|se_'_'t*’@'6,‘f“?‘§'n’"|mv:

volumes only at i9c a volume or 6 for $1.00. - |,°,¢v¢,¢, in-the or isu- ws rssesr Possibly ws took too mean - - __;

i lo ` g- I ' ' '

- pl ad that he was not to blame He us to see how to avoid a repetition

4 Peter mmple' Mar" at tub. :will learn little or notnmg from of it, that failure may prove the

1 P99’ the Whilefi Ki” his blunders But another man ad- greatest success of our lives. The tail '

pe ston mlts the failure, and without seeking urs that prepares the way tor gretahtsr _ .

. _ 31 Pride n u d Prejudice, to screen himself proceeds to enqutre achievement is worth tar more n

wt Bhck Tulip’ The Du Holmes 7 diligently the reason Why 11° fHU°°- a success which means contentment '

Professor at the Break- 'H° “"‘“*’ t° k“°‘” tl" Whig "Mb with lesser things The sting or tail-

no nrsttcr how it hurts,‘ a he is ' _

f“`tT“b’°» The- H°"“°S ` warring to as sri that is inimsniy "fe mer bv “W1 ¢° “P” “B °“ *° are part of a lot of'3oo

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(Five Tales” Dlchns h §(`3)'i2:sf:1!?f,rlf';ceKl1l;;§fS‘l;Y possible to redeem his mistake. This our noi: est eiiort. . Scotch Tweed and W0rst_ _

rr Cloi~ter and the Heilli ’ A--~~~~~ ---------------- ~“"~- "L" """'""""" ' ` ` ' ` ' ' ‘ ` ‘ ' '""" `

RITCHIES ' ”“'“" nuns

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never happens and it is

107 Seven Lam s of Arghl- ` `_""`"' """""""""" wT"“T"“` "ww wwwwwwwwwww _

Thr, Reade nature, The, Ruskin _'FRENCH ssrrmaru 2 -rconfided to hi_m_ by his tether- De- eading Manufacturer in

Nxmy’ C_ B cute op ~L1TT;_,E EDWARD' spite hishtimidrty, which is natural '

26 Cranford, Ga<kell Th 63 U'(l"vl:»? liftliildid o(f)'ltvl§e (Dwell 36' 37' 38’ 9’ Shah” re

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44 Deerslayer, The, Cooper 99

3 Erst Lyn e, Wood 6 ioz Emma, Austen

42 Fairy Tales, Stories and 6

75 85 67 65 6r

Mend, Reade lo

2r jane Eyre C. Bronte

Le cnt' Andersen 7

(§ulliv¢r'sTi'avelS, Swift 74 Guy Mavrneilng Scott Hml; Andy, Lover 47 H) pzrtia, C. Kitigs‘ey I It is Never Too Late to 3

simpl y his manner, an the, _ 0_ _ _ ¢Y,*“`e PTS? "3, -- _ -

Ti M ir _ Th _ g y __ P ia 't P_' t rr tin able three and four but

iree tis eteers e raciousness and courtes of his‘ res BH OUUIBTB 00 B 2,1798 ' _ '

Dumas slightest actions. This youth, who gli! I-3 time Prace at ont; and _in tlie ton sack sty]e_hand _

Tom Bfownrs Schoomays , is _still almost a child, is s. born 11:9 ell Bk€\_1_ “F8 'Bit _%hl;l‘1l1t;B_ H

Hughes Prince. Fate has been admirably in~ B SYS Sll0_ GD _QB _\' HUG Fm D _ ` _ _ __ 8 sprred in so arranging things to al- and C0ll8l'S 11lCEly ll`l0l1ld- a ¢»

VERY FLAME-RING and which becomes him wonderfully '

20'0°° leagues under low the young Prince to make his AUSTRALIA '3EN5S~ ` l

V That our “Quick Developi

th . _ ' _ ed-'silk sewn throu hout

'°3 J°i""“l °f the Ph’g"° 6 ?I‘§v?'l>Efii;n;nd oihrr Es- ;i¢i:lin;pptei?srargfgsigerlllbdlcdxnriz MEAGE To KINg_',_ 2-canvas thoroughly. , -,L iii, '

Says, The. Ru-kin - Portsmouth. 'rss Prints is thus sou- SYDNEY- N- 5: W". __'J“‘Y .VA shrunk with good quality ‘(5 il

. (eel _ _ _,__ _ ,_ ,_ _ ‘ ' 1

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vm. Dsffs 5

i4 King Solomon’s Mints, I Haggard ` 9

51 Little Minister. 'l'he,

Barrie if

105 Mansfield Park, Austen

Two Y ears A f, C lily dear to all Frenchman We message was sent to King Geurge ' ' ._ f li, ." KIM* E » that he ,S 8 hm, 0, 0,,” as Franc, 'russasy on we mansion or nts Ms satin body lining. We _ '_

ryst

io5 Natural History of S l- 5,,

borne, The While sr,

50 Oliver Twis‘, Dickens 09

Cook

Out of town custt iners may r rder by number and should

afld 5c postage for each volume ordered.

a big success is shown by the tremendous number of

films we are receiving. Films delivered the same day as rcceivcd.

7-3Mtf

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s . s ‘,

. . - 5 . tribute ot her sons and her re-

Wurh H h¢_EB te S r "0" _ _ Mr_Mi3;'1;’iim§;3E;y Maxgnt _sources to the maintenance ol the,

pleasant vacation than a piece of souvenir jewel'y.

We have souverir pins,

clasps. buckles, hatpins, fobs, cigarette cases. match boxes aSh trays, pocket knivfS, PIP-

- er cutters. spoons, ttc , at

I1 prices ranging from i5c up

_ to' $2.50

W. N. Tanton

Australia regards the battleship as

xvoman m White The Cohns lan earnest of her determination tol _

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1°

Suits bought from a ’

ed l

Montreal at a riduculous-

complete i.; I P28 _.__ "-wsu, ns was ssitnsr' gsncns nor dem- ly low price, considering -__ _ 1.

_ 4 V0 1111193 ` L0NDgN_ J | 4-"F e hm _" _barrassed when he bade the-Presi out ' '

SWISS Family R°blU5°U 'L member ot tbl: barty wlilgi: at|t:nded‘]welcoms to Englsnd.,He_-was modest, ' the quality of material'

Wyss President Poincare on his rccant_such as became a youth in the pres-‘ _ _

Ts‘e of Two Cities’ Dick. llvisit, gives the following impressions ence of a statesman but he was ver! finish and Styles Of the -

eng .of ‘the Prince of Wales:-- _ charming and full oi those little acts garments- They are a

Tail Th Q ‘ The Prince has made his debut rn Of t1\10\1il|1¢fl-1111085 Bhd d0li¢t;l¢0_ 8»i1¢¢li

T man: e' ”"““ Parisian ings society which was im. tion which asnsts the wsu brought regular $t2.oo suit. _

1 hfee Midshipmen, The -. mediate conquered by the charm and up boy and’ appeals __strongly_ to- 1

KIUKSIOII - mt 0( ' 5 those to wh m th ie tl

linings and the splendid

g_»_ tailored shoulders-lapels "~

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vlcar of Wakefield and hashtwicehbeen lilisf sponsor, and _let iflsiriuagltv éppnésingbatt§uétc_i;r{;gep We a n fuuy recommend _ Ly

ms, the, Go‘dsmith "“_.F‘f)’§°',he‘“r§_f,° th‘;",’,';,nce has beefgistltude-for tus svidsncs sr rss; them to. our customers. '

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-I Masterman Remy Mar; io9 Villttte, C. Bronte cfomnletely_ successful in thc_misslon I "lg 5 “ferest ‘D the u°‘"’1°P"‘°“t 0| There 15 3 Chalme t0 53Ve

1 » 68 Voyages 0 f D,sc0very’ __ -5 _| Australian Navy, and adding that

$7. I _':_iv' .

These suits at, $7.78 ~ - r

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it this l'i‘»

$12.00- gm*-Ovfji “-

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_ This line of _shits at'

._ $8 35 is the pick ofthe

_ ' lot of 30: Scotch Tweed-

and Worsted Suits bought from a leading Manufacturer in Montre- al at _a ridnculonslylow

,fi

' Made in the fashion- £1-_ f;

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ri when the mall ibec-q materials qnnd-’t}l:lie`_ splendid style and finish of the garments are taken into considerations; Well worth $13.00 a` suit. Made in the dressy three button s a c k style'-shoulders hand tailored-1 a p e l s nicely moulded-sn u g

_ ri, :__

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fitting collars-body lin-_ ings good quality satin-- trimmings the kind a first class tailor would use-a classy dressy suit

_,__ __ ` _ luevery respect. Look

some dollars. ____.,._ __ .......;’l them over; `

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SAN FRANCISCO, July 4-Willie

iRitchie_ won lrom Joe Rivers here itoday in the eleventh round. The

I Genuine Double and Twisted Oxfords Twecds 65c yd.

We have secured a quantity of double and 'twisted Oxford Tweeds Ban- 4

Highest price paid for wool in cash or trade.

1 _

pionship

ROYAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. _ __ __ _

inght was for the lightweight chars- ` _ _'_ `

of the world. T - '

' ‘_- `novelty in the shape of a genuine Knowsley Hall

LONDON. July 5:-'The King -and music hall preiormance. The progra- In the centre of the auditorium

C-ueen, who have gone to Lancashire mme has been prepared by Frank been placed n dlas for the accomodat- ~Ior a visit as the guests ot Lord Der- Allen, the manager ot the Empire, ion of the King and Queen. by at Knowsley Hall, will celebrate the Hippodrome and other noted 5 1 ,_ _- 1' ~ in ,their twentieth wedding anniversary music halls in London and the Prov- evem fzrga “re ,Pet 9rma_-Dees -W

ttomorrow. Their marriage took place lnces. ' appear 0” 6 eve" “g"'pmgmm’

Sunnyside on Jury ir, 1893, | he entertainment is to ns given "19 b““‘\°l *hi* °“f°"*“1“m°_"*_ ‘"1

For the entertainment ot his royal Monday night and will take place fllmlslleii by Protessldnifmuslc

. crre's‘ts_I4ord_ DerbyAhas_urrnnged 'a_;.`n a_special_theutre constructed a t stars who willjzo down from London

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' | J e w e 1 f y ':,°.;.:?°;zf’:._. :;'.:.‘:f E°“’"° _

Nothing could be more an- RITCHIE BEATS RIVERS. _

' l - Pf°P me HS ‘I "1°“'=11f° °f 3 ‘ "`- nockburn patterns which we will sell at 65c yd. worth 8 5c in any store.

ng Method" for films is

W ___ W I s. cost ol

Tom

re-_-_J

tor the occasion. Heading

bill will be Neil Nenyon, “Tho

oi Dunrobini Town n n d

the vsntriloquial hunt- who will contribute to

entertainment are George For-ruby

a dialect eomedian;, O-lgar

and Eli Hudson, a musical and Frank and Vesta, in a

AICC. t -‘

Do You Want To Increase Your Income I

» _ If You Do; _Redd This -Carefully _

By an Investment in The Black Foxliidustry?

If you were asked by a friend to make a selection from the numerous Black FOX Propositlonsfiiow on the market, that Wou`d be `

likely to give him the best Returns, Wh it would you do ? _ _ _ _ , _ ` ` _ _

Would you not iirst find out the Figure the Foxes we_re'Capita1ized at? Thenf you would find out the quality of stock. Then the;

location of the Ranch would demand your attention. Then the`persone1l of the Direciorateland the caretaker r

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, I From The Standp_o1°nt_`Of The Invefstor » _ '

Capitalized At $13.500 a Pair

To the conservative investor capitalization is of paramount import-

ance, because on this depends the percentage of dividends his investment will earn. ‘

A GUARANTEE becomes no guarantee at all lf you pay it your-

self on over-capitalization ln the purchase price of stock.

These foxes were puchased previous to the advance in price and are

placed in the ranch at two to three thousand dollars a pair lower than the present market price of tlrst class stock.

The remarkable developement of the Fox lndustry, makes us wond-

er wlist the future will be.

A conservative estimate of next yenx’s returns from this ranch

would be. If 4 pairs of the foxes have average litters of 4 each, 4 going to the ranch for keep, leaves is for the Company, which if sold st present price of $15,000 per pair, would nct the stockholders about rio per cent. It all 6 pairs have litters the profits would be proportionately increased.

Can you imagine circumstances more favorable to youasa pro-

pectlve investor P _

' _ __ A For Prospectus And Application To ThlePro'vi_sional' Directorlr,l a ”' The Maritime Fox lExchange And ___Iitvest1fr_1__ent Co. Ch'towh°'-Phoiilel .261L ff

flu; -_ -r my . ,I

Looking for the best place in-_ all Canada to make profits worth while 7

The Brighton Black, Fox Co., »-Ltd., St d F' __

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an 3 7?'-St _ __ ..;f.fA _

_ - 11 .~_/ , f.~,, -t,.f-ir,.,'_-4 _. ,

The promoters of this Company decided-nioutlot ago that nothing.

but; the best su ck that money cou'd buy would ever tindits way into their ranch. Th-:ref_ore, _when they obtained options on the six pairs of Foxes ef the world Famous Dalton, Onlton, and Tu lin strains. they refrained from advertising t_it£l't"pl61i\‘lditl_5n ‘lidtll flt€;’wei‘e sure that the options would be titled. '

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The Foxes are now o f aid a ` g r o_f__t _efhands st

young foxes that ever looged onto a en.`¥lhelrs'ira°oesti-3' tracingolihcls to the Foxes whose pelts"f_lii'ouglrt"lli"!‘-‘lilg1i‘é'tt'p'r`ie`\'son the London'

market, and now adorn the anhssrii-.%;:sityd|r»t~lse»6oi`§_ris of Europe.

Umursissnimmruiormxwsvm =

and th ma who invests t proposition is laying the foundation of s permanent investment that in future years will be the means of earning thousands gf _tioilgrs _ _‘_ __ _ : _

fr) UM

_ Their should be no hesitation on the part ot any investorwho

resliywisheshismoneytomsnifsutnrost. =»-

ry*

_Onethis c‘llsss of stock de ¢%lur&¥zemm q_f_t,he Fox industry,

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PROVISIONAL Dinecro

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’ ° ‘ l The `St9clc}_‘The` World"sBest ' I The -Locat/ion Of The Ra1ich`

The ranch which is now under construction will be one of the most

up~to~date in the Province. located on rbesutiful grove of mixed sprure and hardwood in thecentre ot 38_scres of land sin the prop rties of Lieut. Col. A. G. Peake and J. J. McKinnon. and hs been pronounced by gg.

perlenced Fox ranchers to be one of the best (if not the be|t’) in the Province *

_ 10 per cent of amount subscribed lor must he sent: on application, md tlifggiolntigps must sent to the Bccy Treas, or the Ihr-ltime Iss Exchange

_ Application F orm _ _

Ch I hereby msks sp rtssuss as urs sfigiiiss srsek rox ous' or Limited _si

l tt to ,

se t°(¥;°:mW;y¢:>i :|13 xiao pplgivlvisr ot shares iii the Capital

rinelose herewith 10 per cent ot the amount with this appttmtl and thebliv

:ark ngzrrmmmw psy on sr bstcrs August mn. isis. dspssit wulasisturnas it* _

r Number ot shares _ 5 '- ' _ Amount.. `

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