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IT PAYS to buy in this Province. i RED CR08%.§OG|_§TY,-A meeting

i of the P. E. l. ranch ot the Red Cross

HOME lMPROVEMENTS.- Mr. Society will be held in the Board of

John Mt-Bride. Sr.-otchiort. is having Trade room; on- Monday afgemwn la large new kitchen built to his house gl, thi-on g’c1o¢k_

and when finished will make a fine ____ addition to his residence.-S. BOUNTIFUL HARVEST.- The

--- farmers in Scotchiort and vicinity

THE ROYAL EDWARD CHAPTER have nearly all made a commence-

of the Daugluers of the .Empire will mom at the lm;-veg; and me hum 0( meet for st-wing.; on Thursday after- the hinder is W be heard from mom. lnoon. the Sth inst, at 3 o"cloek in St. ing till nigh|;_;-¢apgng the g0|¢|¢n |i’aul’s Schoolrcom. 5477. harvest which is such a bountiful

-- cro _--S. RESERVE MONDAY EVENING P ____

'ith inst., for the Lawn Party, Bon- THE ci-|5535 50ARp__.'rh¢ shaw. Ev<~r.\'\>o\1_\' is voluimz. Good Cheese Boardneld its regular nit-rung ltime. Procectis in aid of the Red yesterday afternoon in Charlottetown. 'Cross Patriotic Fund. . There was n fair attendance, with the

---- President, Mr. L. McDonald, in the

THE EXHIBITION--THC Provin- chair. The following cable message

_cial l-lxhibition which will beheld in was road from B;-0¢kvi|1o; “£3,500 |Cliarlottetown this month, beginning clit-nge 0m~r¢¢[,a1| wh] at 1;',§_;_“ The '21sl. promises to be of unusual inter- following log-nl fagtorlgs the-ri offered 'est, an excellent programrne being, in choose: Stanley Bridge, 320; New store for those who attt-nd. One of Glasgow, 300; New Perth, inn; Kens- the principal features will he a. trained ington. 300; lfnion, 250 (flats): Haz- animnl circus coirrprisirrg hears, lions, lebrook, 200 (fl;1t.<i; Lakeville, 50. Mr. monkeys. kangaroons and ponies. Bifiin offered 1415, oh hid hhd rnndqa _There will also he .some clever motor- Cali inter at 150,, hu; tho hid wan ro- t-.vclo D<‘r\'0ruH\n~'os. such as mon rid- fused. it was decided to hold n spec- iI\i§ 8! full Sl>L‘9<l “long the side of ini nretiug of the Board on Friday an almost perpetulieular wall. 5-186. next, Sept. llth. Some complaints was

I -- made by the buyers that cheese

RECITAL AT VERNON RIVER.- were not ot' uniform size, that in sev-

The spacious (.‘. M. B. A. Iiall at Ver- eral cages ohoeso were marked 60 non River was filled with un appre- tha, and in other boxes S4 lbs., ciative audience on Thursday night at causing the boxes to he erasing-d in the recital in aid of the lied Cross some instances and uncovert-rl in S0Ci0f.V SIVGH by Mrs. L. li. inns. pia< others. This, however, was claimed lnist. Mrs. G. R. McLeod, vocalist, and by factories to be true in only a rew Mr. Milton Furness, reader. The pro- c-;\g.;»S_

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I of hostilities in that foreign land.

A-New Fall Goods-

F or the past few weeks we have been _ extremely busy opening u

our large shipments of- fall `goods. Every nation in existance have added

I their quota to this stock. Orders for most_ of these goods were placed by

us many months ago, and were safe on their way across the,Atlant1c before the declaration of war, and consequently the pressing situation in pnce will not affect us in the least this season. Strange to say, our Gemran and Austrian goods were on the ocean some days prev10uS t0 the d€Cl31'ail0n

present to execute further orders for silks.

New Silks Direct--. from the Orien

Everything that is New in Silks is here now

A few days after receiving our large shipment of fall silks, we receive

a note from the largest manufacturer of silks in Japan, statmg that, owing to the fact that their country is now in a state of war they will be unable for the

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ADVISORY BOARD

W. ll. Aitken,

lion. C has. Dalton,

Frank Ii. lienriz.

_ yet pleasing alarm H M Davison

llcre is a clock that has a brigl1t_ face, an insistent'

' Morris Block-Charlottetown. 3150-:=-:'J.\istr3i

Other style s_

, l<'a\'<f this nrornirn: on return to lhvlr

Sunnygik-_"¢_ l_l1o1ns:; tiller an slx:»:"t visit to l’o\'/nal.

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“The Silver Black Fox Industry”

If you intend making an investment in the

Silver Black Fox Industry oun senvrcns ARE AT Yoon corvnvranp

Accurate and Authentic information may be obtained without charge or obligation,

THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE

Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

granrme was one of exceptional

merit. There were about fifteen *_*

numbers altogether, including four

iinstrurncntal selections by Mrs lugs. seven solos by Mrs. McLeod and read- Iings by Mr. Furness. That the au- ldience heartily enjoyed the tlifrerent inutubers was abundantly evinced by lenthusiastic applause and numerous encores tlemnndcrl and kindly re- sponded to. The musical and dramatic

_part of the programme was high class

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¢_ ___ _ . _ . _ . stood under an arch of golden rod sl;;k_;2'?,"Sb,. ‘§Z:_u,g.£;,‘,1E,nk_;T}i.L])ipP_({lLf§? The bride was attended by her cou-

, .. . ',zu'.. _-\ '»l\‘ 1,; 1 ~\- . by by at lafgesfmamelhouseson theconunent. / _

The new cloths are pretty indeed. The designs into

which they are manufactured are equally good, making particularly effective garments, of which we have many

hundreds now to choose from.

“Om QOC t0 $1i.50.l tr------1.. ._ _----------=_.___________.. Slggi'\1Th‘Zmg?_fs_,lh§~r_;v;;(;?lJaqgfiiig do chcnc with bearl trimrnlngs. She

Mr. \\'catl\cr'lrit- ot` Iiostou and Mrs. --I_0,_.e-S Rim Sum »- D-»u_____dc]m ..F0___ carried a bcautilul ll0<ll10t 01 Ilfllllll

m""”l N' vim "lv H“"'"`hm' N“S5" r.;ett`ulm~ss," llliltlaiclr; while .\lr'. Fur- rL'Sw" '1hebr‘d"'Smmd was b°m‘m“g`

ness delighted the audience with his

silrited rendition ot' "The Burial of _ _ _

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T voicing the scnlirnents of all to slate

that it was one ol' the best <'otu:ert.s ever given in that part ot' the coun- try, or intleed throughout the pro- vince. Just before the corrcltitlirrg number Mrs. Mt-Lend sang with splen- did spirit and L-fi`cf:t, “Rule Britannia" the audience rising to their t`»-ct and joining in the chorus. The hall rany: with nrelod_\', and "Rule Britannia" floated out in s\\'cctncss upon the sum- rner air. I\lr. F. J. Nash, ot' 'l`hc Pat- ,riot, spoke in the interests of the Red Cross Society. The sum realized, which was very substantial, will be_ }i\and::<l to Mr. Pope, Treasurer ot’ the Society, and a branch of the lied Cross will be organized at once in Vernon llivcr. The National .»\nthcm brought the splendid entertainment_

to a close.

There _< |w_rt» <_ :inn-_r-ir in tm.- st-\~<:f.,_ nf mg \\'<‘1'0 vxloilfioll to Mr. and Mrs. \\`ei|-

r li alot rcr 1-.st-:rscs nrttoztitu-r.nr\ ~ -~

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WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage

of Miss Marjorie Louise 'I`urner,daugl\- tcr ol` l\lr. \\'nodt`ord Turner of Sack- ville, N. ll., to Mr. Lloyd Everett Wci- lncr, of Clrariotlctown, took place at the r'osiflt‘l.<-'J of the bridc-'S parents, Siu-izviii-.», .\`. U., on 'Tuesday last.

The church was beautifully decor-

ated for the\occasion with autumn flowers irttorspersorl with golden glow

ly attired in a gown of pink satin with cream over-dress of shadow

sweet peas. The groom was support- ed by his brother, Mr. \\`illiaru Wellner, of t‘h:\rlottelo\vn. The ushers were .\lr. liarisou B. Titus, and Mr. H. A. Ford, Prof. Wliitelieatl oi' Mount Al- lison (‘onscr\'atory of Music, presided nt. the ori;an. A quartettc composed oi' Miss Jani- listabrooks, Miss Marjorie lizites, and .\lt~ssr's`H. Lil. Wood and t`. tl. Stezulnran shin:-“O l’|.~ri'oct Love," while latt-r Miss Estabrook rendered most. efl`ecti\'ciy "Beloved it is l\lur'n.” After thc cerrnony a largely attended rt-t-option was hold at the ironic of the b1‘id4-, \\~lrcri.» a d<~iightt`nl luncheon was partakvn of. The werldiayz gifts were ntuncrous and costly The happy coup- le loft on the Oc-can Limited for Tor- onto and .\'i::garu Falls amid sllowers of confetti and bt-st wishes for at dc-

tnrn they will reside in Uirarlottetown .The best wishes of a host of friends

Following is the list of some of the new goods we

opened in the past few days:

Ladies’ Coatings; Dress Goods; Silks from the Orient;

Golf Coats for Ladies and Gentlemen; Kid Gloves from

France; Underwear; Children’s Coats; Boys’ Suits; Men’s -» Coats; Mufflers; Frilling; Children’s heavy Dresses; .. _ ss.. 1 Ladies’ Cashmere Delaine Waists; Raincoats; Fur Robes; ='»°~`-`~ f /' Fur Ruffs; Fur Coats; Men’s Hats and Caps; Oil Coats; l- " ~ - .

Shirts; Coating Cloth; Hosiery; French Flannels, Linens;

_lightfnl honc_\'mo0n trip. On their re- TOWling_ WQQI WfaI)S; Blafiketlllg; etc, €tC.

Ladies’ Winter Coats

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From our own Canadian Factories, copied from the *~'_2.‘T` -. .-

New York and Parisian Models, we have received all the new ideas for Fall and Winter. You ladies will agree with us in buying, that they are the most nifty being -_» , shown in the City. An exact duplicate of any coat shown by us will not be seen in any other store in the City this season, that is owing to the fact that we have been buying these goods in very large quantities, and f have been able to control the output of some of the

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untill c :i` -W liars was .'t|p|>u.~'et ur -inrur'

Ei G _ .ahle. I' or 1| lzrczit many your \_rlort-,r:'- pr|;rmur_1t‘»| _ ' T

" ed it a local disease and prescrrlred local remedies , “ -""' ‘

Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBlois

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J0hn 0. ll§"il(_l|ll(,l[] Wllllaln E- Agnc\v ‘('ata_rrl\ I ure. _rnziriufaiitrrcti by l~_. ,l.§ lrcnt-yA;|(~;\|1 bong( of lm\-lim ug guglrg ol “rml yards

:V Iulcdo Ulrr i' Ihr unlv constitution tl cu l `

and by constantly f:ul_irrg_n\ cure with _local tn.-at-‘ by My-_

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_\lcllridc, is situated on a in-ight of five feet with an ovcrhan' l `k|~ ll ' 'I ` tl t tl k

_nic-nt. prrrrirrnw rt incu: r-. ..c\_cnce ras~ _ ._ _ - . _ . _ __ . _ . __ _ ' _ Ia' H rl 3 ‘O “rl or I3 In I0 5 “nk iprnvr-rr-~:rlarih inb<-a--ymrrrnrrrrml tim-:ts-C ami; _SKUNK RANCH! 5(°"m‘"`_t *S |111" 0\l‘rl00klIu-I the beautiful Hills- nn, of about two feet to insure the never r-orno out in the daytime un tht-rch. -rt»qu;r¢s cnnsnrnzimmixrczirw-iii. liansi W1.-ll as other sectrorrs of the Island ibornurqir River, about one hundrcll salt-ty of the skunk from clilubinrx after the sun goes down and th

from lla_vden`s wharf and the over the wire. The little animals tht-v will come out to oat. and

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Take liallls "zuuily ils for constipation.

gd,,.,.,-,|y,,,H1,¢\,?n¢1;in,i_mhS,»n:_ .~_\|_r_1a<~t-_.nfrlre_ fox ranch of I\lr'. John A. Mtrllonaltl _it could not be found on this island.

-~ -- -1; ~ ,sr ;_v , '.. 1- . ».,~ . t. . .,, _ _ _ _ ‘ ‘ ' frrrllutd'tilr?f“5J___T ‘,f__‘__ ‘_§f__7_§_____‘_’__‘Rd.:lr_tr_e__is__.tlso _ranf_h _oi\r_\<fl . 'lilo rfllllh iff-h<_>ll_€_ l!\_il`il _fool 1011,, so taint that a stranger can go as is to bo c<>\n.:ratnlated for his cute

,,,,,,,,,,,__,__ ______\_____ _ ____ ___ _ __ ____ _\_i__»__1_._ __0 ;_\1_____.____ <_ \r_l\»____<_i_11S.\1}_i_i\_r, Ev _t_\\_U1;._'_ f;_c_t__\\i;t. wire in-_init |-lose_to tin.-rn as he likes, altho lots misc and his fr-it-ntis wish him in ld

_ , - dress; -_ ._ -_._r. ' t- ., me tr, ru, 1' : rs o ~ . ~. .A s t . S nn in e _ o nt a (ls ance 0 wo won< prefer keepin' ‘t\\"i ' ':` 'I ‘ ' l " l l - - '

3433-/-ilhltslll lbl Astfalld 1 nhl rr,-1>.ftr_:gr§t<. ,_._._- m,,,.h_ which has b,.,_.n ,.,,C(,“l;_,. ,,._,i~,-_ _ 1-wt and Carried up 0,-M-ground to H ,lismmg A I_:____________|j ‘____;_3_; »1w_-“_-_*_l_“_` tie success which h

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I H;-.if f : r-int of ir tr-xc.-.l for thc tlrm1s:1rrcls_<;f' l_oufi'.-ts

'tulle -ui-ii f.`;»;::l.\tl.-lm-.‘rr i- the liinnis faint, lt_rs situated

l. ,il out if i ;;;;,,,_,(,-¢,‘ (nite frxnn the city on an cnnncntc over- i lo -ls?-r-;; lh»~ ltnir-»r:1rrtl rorrszst.-;. nl one lnnrdrt-f_l and sixty acres

ot. l:i:`rl. ll i . <~l:i~-fly ol izrtwcst l;cc.»uec the fox r:|_ucl1v\‘lnc_h cu. nl i---a i n .vit-.< of wcotilmcl on tht- hrnlic-sl: point of this f.'irnr i»'ll‘.- l::r_-_:'14 in the l’rf»\'im‘c and its owner hits the repul- :.‘,.fr.r <- _lr irrv, the :aloft succt ssizzl ff for l>r~'.-ctlets up to the rm » ':.tl1==.-.;.

$~.i1n-.tt -I : -1 't i-. on :i \-:oorlml liiiltori it is idcally loczrtctl for

rt f-v; Eu; :~. 'l H.: l\`.itur:»l fl:;iir_|;rat- of thc grouwrl is perfect, so

thx.: Ihr, r _~ :~,1»_<l.ir_'§cr of :tprintg _lr't-shiatsfw _f.'\t.'rl_ 'r_> yf‘_tr_n_;

1 yO;,;L--,;_ '} lm :iii is ;ti,»'11}‘:.|ruzt~ :nu lrcs , or ldv \\nlc:1\t UCI

Sv,-9(-5; ¢1~,,- 1~,|i,:o;» carry away :dl harmful and clr.<a=;rceab'e odors and tt¢r:r` lc tin- chilling logs rnto_tbc valley l~cl_o\v, The fact that Mr iiiffnir: has never had a single case of sickness among his animals since he acquired the present ranch (three years ago) is sutlicient evidence of the health_fulness_of thc ranch and strrroundirrgs. 'lhe ranch has an enviable history of success.

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Last ycar seven percent. of the _Islands increase of young foxes were born in this ranch. lhrs year Mr. Dinnis has raised liftv-eight young foxes. It is not much wonder that he is called the “Wizard Rancher."

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The Dinnis Ranch

The largest on Prince Edward Island, containing at present 110 foxes.

AN OPPORTUNITY

to get into a LARGE, PROSPEROUS, and WELL-ESTAB- LISHED concern.

The .lolm R. Dinnis Pedrgreed Foxes

' Limited

solicits capital for the FURTHER EXTENSION of a very suc- cessful Company. 'I`he Company owns at present, ELEVEN PAIRS of “PROVED BREEDERS" (two years old) worth at least 50 p. c. more than young pups according to the experi- ence of ranchmen.

There are NO Promoters’Profits in this Proposition ` because the Directors are selling the _new issue at actual cost

price of foxes, virtually $16,000 per pair.

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» Prospective Dividends for l9l4, Sixty-Five per cent (65 p. c.)

HEAD OFFICE, Box 147, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Guarding The Dinnis Ranch ‘

Standing out prominently is the night watchman's house which over-

looks the ranch and the public road. Supplementing the eye of this officer is the vigilance of another watchman whose especial business it is to patrol the ranch. There are brilliant lights surrounding the ranch which are tumed on every night to enable the trained night watchman to protect the foxes from disturbance.

The equipment is the largest and most up-to~date in the Province.

The pens of the PEDIGREED FOXES number one to eleven and oc- cupy the premier position in the ranch. Every convenience that in- genuity can suggest and money procure has been incorporated in the construction of their dens. The pens in which they take exercise are very large, and no pains have been spared to assure absolute comfort

to the valuable occupants of these de luxe dwellin§s. The share- holders of the JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED F0 ES LIMITED have sole use and control of Mr. Dinnis’ name so long as the Com- pany carries on business.

Description of Foxes

DlNNlS I’iil)I(iRl£l’.ll l~`(`iXl£S are regarded :ts the type,

"par t~.\;t'cllentft:" of srlvcr black fox. They are t'l|;u'actcriztd by thin mobile cars; a full ncck,f<l1-nt and arched from ll.e back; width ovcr shoulders and tlnmngli thc lrcznl; ;i l-ing, delicately turr ell I\er|r.?;;i .<prin_\ry pclt, and pink skin troy:-‘red with 3 wcrdtlr of fine lustrous fur. rrarllcnl. rly marked on limbs and

umhr lrod;;:imla large in-avy "b1u:h”. Tlzcsc are the Hall rnnrks of health and vigour.

The fourulzilion Stork of the l)ll\'NI5` I ITITIGRITED FOXES

‘WIS Scfeftt-cl from the pens of the l’|onccr Ranrhmen, Charles I) than and l\. l._ (_)ultor_\, Aibe_rton, and from the famous Ray- ner liar ch, Albcr ton, Prince hdward island. The closing of lhosc two noted strains has rrrticfuced :i beautrfulyigolrous large ar.vmal that combines the fine rich lustrt us fur of the one blond with the high quality blocd and phenomenal productive- ness of the other. The pelts of ancestors of some of these foxes sold for the highest prices on the London market. ~

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(one ofihb Cedni-!(;?ih£y’s fitfxeysiagold fliie fld1r(ii/i-1fi\rzeoftli;i>llg;!:1dVI gall lars ($45,000), while another litter reared by the dam of the Duke of Connaught sold for F orty-six thousand dollars ($46 000).

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Free Booklet on Silver I"ox Industry

___o___'_I`3pusand5 of dollars have already been made and many

offered ggsan s await those who seize the opportunity NOW

nit: JOHN lt. mums Psolcntro Foxes LIMITED. T V_R¥{1,§_<{<{§_a __§_<>_x§_§__r;t1d¢a are at a VERY Low cosr -

ELE$I§§q“§‘;__;‘:_‘;€§g>_fDD_1i;_\_}t§§él>_§;;e_;1Sip enhanced value of the

"It is tobe noted that the value of f f ‘ - du ds ESPE I oxes o_ one ear,old_ ..s.e,t§.2§..1;t.9r.§i:»»»:

Ma_g'_`ri>_;1;3__the Report of the Department of Agt'i¢‘:i|l&t

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