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THE lllllllll [IF Mill|lElll|ll0ll

Enhanced By Perfect Physi- cal Health.

Theexperiaieeoflotherhoodisnby-

lngoue to most women md marks dis- tinctlyunepoch in theirlives Notone womaninn hundredll prepnredornm dentandn howto properly are for her- self. 0! com-ne nearly every woman nowadays has medical treatment atxueh tunes, but mmy nppzoach the experi~ ence with an organism untitted for the trial of strength, and when it is over her system has received nahoei from which it is hard to recover. Following right upon this comes the nervous strain of caring for the child, and n distinct change in the mother results.

There is nothing more charming than

nhappy and healthy mother of children, and ind:-ed child-birth under the right con-litions need be no hazard tohealth or 5 beauty. The unexplainable thing is I that, vrlth all the evidence of shattered ‘ nerves and broken health resulting from _ an unprepared condition, and with am- ple time in which to prepare, women will persist in going blindly to the trial.

Every woman at this time should rely

upon Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegeta`oIa Compound, a most vninable tonic and

invigorator of the female organism

crce childless there ` '*.\~ cra- now children be-

came of the fact “ t_H;t Lydia E. Pink- ? l.:.rr.’sVeget§ble “ Compound makes Y __ ._-,_ _

women normal, ¢`_»’ fy healthy and strong. UQ g `

I1' you want special advice write to

Lydia E. Plnkhnm ledicine Co. (conti- dentlali Lynn, lass. Your letter will he opened, read and answered by a woman md held in strict ooniidence.

In many homes 352 - 0 f-1

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DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH Pli.t5 .,,, ,,.,, px..-.1 :ix-.l:~=1' We-:;.-_:1. $’1:i l-or 1 r ti*.rc~_-for SLU. .~..l ui n.l l\.';: -I-3-:t--. or ::‘..i.1.-fl tl# M1!" 1.ldr-.--.=~.:i r -cg; ti i ; ::- r-_ Tsz.. .-1 1.-tri.: llztu' Qu.,-:.1/.::..ir:!.e= »-i ' .:i- ___ ____ ______

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PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. ~.-...I tm’ \`§t;. is; if.: Si-_-'.'~ »<'1~l ll:-dir.; i7.--rf-uf-i".'rey ir.».t:~ r`_°. '1" .z1.<~ -tt... 1f:;'1 : iz;-. 33:1:-r,t_r»r two '-lr ;'~.nt15-._» s‘f1rf»=. 1 r i.: rnnii or- raw-ip: ol liz. -:. 'Inez .~ _:_ lin' ~.\ ~1.. ~`t. tlntttarincs, ‘Jt1t.:i-1. __ __ _ _

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Charlottetown Exhibition

TENDERS

'l`ii1~l~ rs will lit- rot-1.-i\'t~d by tlitr

uiitli-r>~i-t-iiftl tip to liiul__i»ii ?»l<i1id;\_\'llit» Ttli tiny tif St-pit-iiib-_-r tirtix for Ilif- followirip; pt‘i'.'il~:|:t-5 tit lliu l-Ixliiliilitni in lit- lil-ld :it (‘li:irl|ill(»tti\\ii i`i'f1ni llite 22nd to :£71111 Si-pit-iiilmr iii-xt iiit-lu-s ivir.

1 I-‘or the ;1riviI<-v1- of tritcriiigun-

dt-r llif- (Iraiid Siziiiil.

2 I-‘nr pi'iiitiii:: :ind si-lliiift s:-iirw

Cnrils for rtlil- limi---_-».

It l-'or ilii- .<'iii1i1l_\'I'ii;: fflrziw as ro-

qiiir.-il.

4 l-'cr sf-!li:ii: i»»ftl for l1f.:':<1-s, <-at

ill- él-~‘..1iIi Ii1~- ‘.'r~>|i|i<l:1.

iii .`\.'ti.<_ l. 3! :iiwl -i l‘i~- l1i'_'lii\:=t r1r:in_\'

IT PAYS to buy in this province.

TAG DAVin aid nl the Charlotte-

town Hospital will be lielil this year as usual on Tliursflny' ui Exhibition week, 5454.

BAND AT THE PARK.-The Fourtn

Regiment Band will play at Victoria Park tonight, from S to lu o't-lock. The Park laiups will be lit.

CENTRAL Cl-'RISTIAN CHURCH

-ltr-\'_ ll. lt. Boil will 0ct'\lD." the Dui' pit oi Central Viiristiaii Church on Sunday morning and evening.

AID T0 BEAUTY.-No woman need

despair of bring able to at-liicve a pretty and aficf-tive style of hair dres- sing in these days wlicn transforma- tion switr-lit-s. t-iv.. in all sliatlcs are F0 oagily pmt-ur1~d by calling on Mrs; \\`liitc, The Lt-onox. 5141

IMPROVED LIGHTING.-r~.In;~:nif»r.

iri:|1r»»\~~iii.-iii -.-.':i.< 1il1.~'.-r'-`--il lust

,,;-,ini in ;;_1 it-.._-t..rii rirt-uit oi :l1»»1~ii_\‘ .~"r~ 1-- ii__':i'.<_ \\'l1l<'li wi-re 1-1‘.:XIi_i't-tl I;‘~`i~r _-., ,.~. _-1:-ij.; to i31-.- z;-. .-_\‘. li- .<j.'.-t»-iii. lt i:= ;';;., i,ig11iii,g rot-.t-r (`oin|1ai1_\",~' ii'.t»_-1i- iii.-1 :.. .'::~~t <1 similar .-li;=:i_ut- on tlit- oiiior i‘,:1t:it iii :x .~l=i»rt \\':lil»-.

;:()ur limltli >';iliii»~ is jii'<t the

thing iii kirp tin- .<_\'.<i1~iii ri-giilnwti prop-rly, I-:-p.-1~iall_\' :luring the lint tt-ivgilior, and 1';-uui'.=iiil1it~ii cliaiigf-s in ti-inper:u.ur~». A bottle Goa. .\i-.ii»Kin- non Drug Vo.. For.. Great George and Kent sin.-»-ts. Mlitt. ________ ____

LEMBUHB EAPIUHEU

BY THE HUSSIANS

itwinritlian i'rt.~ss.) .

ST. I’li'l`l~IRSil_l`l!(l. Sf-pts-inhf-r ‘_'.

-Ti1o itu.»-sian g.-iii.-nil stuff annotm-

1'~'».” ilizit :iff-r t .<1-vt-ii days brtttl

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tlv- ltiirsizizis f=-'-iz.;-il the frirti!'if-ations; t ~ ' ntl

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:i:`t»-. a i'iiri11:i- [Iuiit rfiutt-il ilu- .\\I.<- ,_ .

i.;ii;1-_ \\lif1 fiiil in -lisrirtlt-r. abaiitioii- Sir: ::;:i:;y pit~<-.-,< ot' :irtlllt-ry.

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(`oii1lili=iiis i11:i_\‘ lit; oliitiiiit-1| at of-

fivc of

C. Fl. SMALLWOOD,

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GOLF.--On account of the meeting

of the \\'omen's Patriotic Association '.`i-h.‘ b’ 'J' L°‘“"

this aftentoou the first Longwortls._,;_;_ _

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Cup match has been posponed until Sat- " 'A urdar- M 23'! P- m~ Ti-IE LAST si-IIFT.

DUNSTAFFNAGE Picnic.-.\ vt-ry (B, Mm Guam, D_“.“,s_),

nage vesterdi" _ tli- rv being presenti made_ hm len (0 us me ‘asm

treated after rt-ntiiiiag the tactory. and

a discourse on wiiiti-f` Calrying. to the task again

.saying that t-1.-'.pr-tation \\'a..< rt-ally a mul Iorni oi patri--'.i.=izi. lie told of the `

fry 'm I)“im',r 8.!-id-» fi:_T:.imIl“‘l";_ and neeflAof men it-hd dri-aiu

rou_t11ling di.~iri<t oi; _t!i-- t»_!~t_cll<._-i.cf-_oi the bu_ld_____ _____m__ on M_mu_

tli~i-ii gi\'_t»I]_ by Messrs _.\lorrow,_B_t-r- _a _I ‘ ‘ gl li’

unamiouely carried Tea was tlieiii we Wm' °r 0 ' as ‘r

sr»rvi_»¢l and aitf-rwartls the party from ` , _ k , _ ____ _

g r u s ai' r n o the task God left undone.

man`s wage at the und!

in the city yestertlui

Mr.. Ernest Dawson returned to his

home in Augustiiie Cove from Char- `

l0ll€l0\\'ll yt-!Si£'l'\iiA)`.

_\‘lr. Thomas Willtinson has moved V

.\li'. and Mrs. Albert Sabine l\:t\'<‘ wt-rv Injurt-il though not .fi-riously.

rt»ttirnr.»fI from Rocky Point \\'ht~rc 1- thcgv sp:-nt :1 very pleasant outiulr. AEROPLANE OVER PARIS \\'liilt- tlif-ru tht-y were tht- gut-sts of

.\'f-lsnri and .\irs. Currie, of tliu lllock ulinxitliati l‘rt:ss.I

54524. it bitt iioiiv rf.-:ivlit-il ilu- iiiairk.

.\lr. ll. .-\. .-\rr‘liib:ild. of Siisl-zatoorz, AIRSHIP OVER ANTWERP

is at pr.».<+-iit visitiiisz in ('linrit»ito\ii\\'iI. _ ---

and will visit his natural l’i~o\'iit‘t~. I(‘aiiadian l‘rf».<_<,I

before rt-turitlur; west. to lteiitt.-r's aizc-iit~_\' friiiii .»\nt\ve-rp emi;

enjoyable p_ci:it- '.t'a..a lick) at Dtinstafi-_ God dm' not “nigh me worm He

Professor \\’. J. limi spoke 0! the A mmrs work. a ma“.s work here

. I --New Fall Goods---

over the district tvreaein-_ry. lie gage “mat if a thousand men have railed advice as to tlit- ust~_o! sitimrzieti ini k_ where one ma" has succeeded..

9” me fam’ ‘md m’.1°“"d up with \\`e’re not the stuff for failures-bend

ltev. Dr. Gauilii.-r gmt- au t-ioqueut au- Tha k G I 1 ' - _ 1 drt'-ss on patrititisizi atzll t-tropcration. D wax' Lin ef; “Eiga (_x:_;i;h ist

work that list ! b..~~ii »_lon-- by his cream- Th(_m.s need 0, manv 3 _(_mn_; m3u_

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fd lb? ppnpj( .'_" “Huh _ "nfl Sur. I-‘or dreamers are tlit- ones who plan

__ _ N - . 3 _ ,. _ - 'hir miami" ‘ml Mus “dm'Sl\oul<ier to shoulder lsr(-'ithixi-' fast,

train Broun and otli(-rs after vthich k get an lense M.) 3 ‘

_ 1 . _ , ' _ _ _ _ Oli, thus, like the men in :mt-s past.

:1 \ot» oi thanks to the speakers was k f th “ __ _ml

the Fastern c-nd ot the Island lei! on mans “Dr ' 3 mlms “U ' ‘pre in

the li ul

»- f i- New Silks Direct tfrom the Orient

PE RSONA LS Everything that is New in Silks_ is here now

ltito his new rt-sitleiit-e at 57 Lfppc-r Prince St.. which ho purchased from I l | Mr. .»\rt-liibuld Mcliiitiion. '

.\li.<.= Teresa }i|'.\'ally. i`harlottf‘- i I.(),\'l)0!\', Out., Sept(-nib:-r 2_-

town, has r_c-turned homo after a WFS".-\ Grand Trunk Liniitod Express. No nit-a.-ant visit with frieritls in \\'elli:ig- 4, l~Jn.~;ibouiid. viii(-ngn in ,\Inn1i-931,;-an ton. lirozitisido into t-iigine, 1008, extra way

--- ir1~i_t:li! iii-:ir l.tii11it1n. >1i.\t\»t~11 in-tip.

l{uus»_-_ I’.\|llS, Fcpteniher 12.-.»\notl\c~r Ger-

__- Inaiii ut-roplniic app;-nroil ttliovr i’zii'i.~'.

.\li_=;s .-\tiiirc~y Troy, Dalhousie, N. B., Ii oirt-lui over tin- t#it_\' at tl. irri--.ii

tvaf; a p:i:<sI-tiger by the was-tl-,rii train |lit»ight for 45 minutes. .\l:it-liiiio gnu.; Titcsilaii' r_-\'r»iiiiifZ. Slit- will ziitr.-ntl tht- \\'~-ro 1'ir».-tl ut it and it roiistiiiit strt-a.ii ljiiiuit Coiiiiilercitil (`till¢-gn this tt-rin. oi ri1'l<,- shots wt-ro dirc<'It-il tinvtirils

\'ova Si-otlti. and other (laiizvlinit ttitius i |,()_\'D()_\'_ gk.m,..m],,.,- g___.\ ¢i,._<p¢,g(_-it

-- .\ '/.vpiii-liii uirsliip piissrtl ov(-r that

-5 Station. left. lost. wc-t-k I-ii rouiv 10 'Uiitr struck tlit- rtiilwzijt' stntioii dtiiiiag-

\V0ll`\’il\0. N- \\'Il0\”0 -“-|10 ll!"\ll0S1'B int: it. Ten litiiisos wort- also ilaiiitigt.-rl

\ -_ siudyiiii: Platiioiorte and Vos,-al in Tho fortwfirq-I1 on mp nirghip and

_ .-\<-adia Stfiiiiiiiiry. it is lit-liovt-tl she was hit. ,_ _

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aj/ | Mr. John Ill(-l.:irr-ii and his <lau',;li- 'I`l:i-rr 1; mort- _kit-it-rh nt this wt-tif..-i 1.( :l-.1_

ér tm- \}i_<,_ |{,.},.H _\[,.|_m-,1n_ “-150 have »r~»iii.tr;. than fill -it it-r tl..=i-:i~t-_~ put lo,-rt-fit/-r. :int

T” ` _ . _ . . _ ‘u=i:1|1lif-lastf.»\\--111': wx-~ #urn wil lu lit- wi' ii

//_-.~_~.` \~ ~ liot-ri on .i trip to Inf- Old !miiitr\, LIN* ,___ a“n_,|,’nm“_\.__,,.§ ,],f..,_..w__,,,__.m_

' '5!\f"fl-'_ , Itrrivrtl iii .\loIivr'.-:il jc:-.-tt-i~<l;i_\' and l-.-I ith I--.-.~1l<I1s1»f1S<- .-hifi' »}~§tt'.-illt-t1!.»'.f-ilif-in.-tI:~~>

_ f -will 1-unit- to tbzirlmi-.-iowii mniulit. “" f>.‘ < ‘"*‘~‘" -Y f-"‘I“#-.l-'<‘ in “Hg l -’~-l ‘ig-'_‘

\_ .1 | | . ' . | _ .nit-ii.. iirifnotinsotl it -ri-iz.-.'-.i.i»_ .~'t::t~.- .:.1~

' _) _ _ ' _ l n-on-'i ~;1mrrli ti. ben .~t.n<iituii1iii~1l <ii_<f:i.<<- and . \. J Mr. (it-oi'i::» \\ _ .\lr-l'1ii~t-. nniv of tlit-n»f-iw rnquin-< consritiitionai ir.-.gtiw-1. Hail ~

77' q -. .- ‘- .1 - vw 1.: il' .:. 1 ' .' '_l --v.\

-\llSS W'SBi0 Mill' R0."l1f‘I`. (Tl»f‘8l'l' tity ttiiiiglit dropping st-vc-ral liombs,‘

littlf- ont- is with hor grttiitlparents`<I:rf»t-ilyi-iitht-i}I.1<,}lnnd miiciiitt- _~\111’n1~t-.-1~f

Si,-1-',<_-'I`ri'-;_i5_ ._ 1 - .<1 ld bv Druuiti ".=_ 7'*

.f,1»;»;._s.2s»_\iqi_ _-._<._- »_,; ` |“gn'“' 'I‘.3.:<.- Italie I-‘=1ii\iI;.- Iiiii.-. for ff.~.=iip..:;<»n.

. a:=l~.tt:»oii. lids zirritt-<l lioi.it on .i is-1_2' WU, _|_:"_",-h_"` "‘§§_‘_f‘_"’T;,’ _Fi I.-,u',;c',:‘§"_'_ ‘ ~ 1 r t ~ ._ li I‘ . ll. !§` lfl ’!i`t~ 1. » 2 `. lk ll lf’ his mmm ‘]3\“Fi‘1i"r l""T"- 'HV' mi tin- maikct l' i~' trikcn init-iiinllv. lt

‘ff M _ _ M _-_ S_ ].'_ H | _A _ M _ M ._ we-t»rii. 'l`ht»yotfrroiit-_liniidrt-tl tl1il!ai.:ftii.,.iy_ , ’ '_ QI' l‘li`f‘t:]';'mli<).‘i-ti; of t`i'it~iiil§“iii f‘lllr" mid U) mm bm", fm mrcularg (mu. Towllng’ Wool Wraps; Blanketlngi etc: etc'

country are much pit-nsod to sec liitn ’ .\fldr..-.<=; I1 I. 1 lIi2.\.'1'-LY at |`U,'|'o!ed<»,U1.;-i

withdraw otlweat in not taken u being _ um,

Ge¢h¢iyrm.;‘nq;el;;¢nting lnmtgteplvrtirth. ent with the above theory, There 1; nothing tn conurm this ex~ naturally it would be strategy 19;-4|, cepting the tact that Lille,'l'ourcoing allies to let the Germans draw tim, mg mug; exposed points are report- lines out if so disposed in order ui ed tree .of the enemy. The admission take advanl8£e ot the resulting wegg.

appeared to exist on easier hm; at the wnr oflico that the French ness at the right moment.

arising (rom the supposition that the! troops are retiring south and south-

AN EASIER FEELINQ. '

PARIS. Sep. 3.- An sir at :rent

nncertninty continues in (ace of the laconic communication from the war oilice. But but evening here

about 'two hi.ikn"i'.t-tl 'and iifty persons.> ~ . "mg id Y x I K Mr. Gibson t;-xi`il.ziii.~:l the reason why “ hi s:‘;:;‘d‘h:§m we 5;; lfglirxu ‘ I/ 8 |

the affair had hifi-ti called. and short _ see it is work for a master mmd_ C I » . St _ speeches W;-:'<“ I=lI\'¢-ti 55' SOUR* Of U10, steady and “rm and sm-e_ K- ’ . .__n... .

gt-ntl:-xuen. .\lr. lleriiy Mitchell gave ‘B "__" ld th i b .ut a full dt-st-riptim: oi' how creani was u tin; ;°;umd agfi msem‘::u_e_°

For the past few weeks we"_have been extremely busy opening up

cur large shipments of fall goods. "Every nation in existance have added their quota to this stock. Orders for most of these goods were placed by us many months ago, and were safe dh their way across the;Atlantic before the declaration of war, and consequently the pressing situation in price will not affect us in the least this seasbn. Strange to say, our German and Austrian goods were on the ocean some days previous to the declaration

I of hostilities in that foreign land. `

"°“~ J- E- “"'““'.S"”"“"““‘“' ‘”"°’ I “li” A few days after receiving our lar§c shipment of lall silks, we received '

__'_ a note from the largest manufacturer of silks in Japan, stating that, owing to

the fact that their country is now in a state of war they will be unable for the . present to execute further orders for silks.

Ladies’ Winter Coats

From our own Canadian Factories, copied from the ‘ fix I/eff.

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 ,-il been buying these goods in very large quantities, and ' have been able to control the output of some ofthe I largest mantel houses on the continent.

_ The new cloths are pretty indeed. The designs into

wh1:_h they are manufactured are 'equally good, making particularly effective garments, of which we have many hundreds now to choose from.

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Some of the New Goods

Following is the list of some of the new gcods we

_.opened in the past few days:

_ Ladies’ Coatings; Dress Goods; Silks from the Orient; Golf Coats for Ladies ond Gentlemen; Kid Gloves from France; Underwear; Children‘s Coats; Boys’ Suits; Men’s Coats; Mufflers; Frilling; Children’s heavy Dresses; Ladies’ Cashmere Delaine Waists; Raincoats; Fur Robes;

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Fur Ruffs: ur Coats; Men’s Hats and Caps; Oil Coats; \- I Shirts; Coating Cloth' Hosiery' French Flannels, Linens;

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”`"R.TD1NN SQPEDIGREED

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tht: “Wizard Rancher.

i)t:sci°iption of Ranch

!.' 'i`b<- t-bk-f Iiriirt tif ii.I-.-rt-.I fi.-' Ilif- llifiiiszzinils ol lotiiuts -` .'i-:lm \'i<it L`.li.-iiliiti-Iiitvn is th: lliiiiiis I;ii‘m. lt_ is sxiliialctl ,I1 :ilniiit It-': iiir:‘tiIi>.~.' tli|\'t~ iruiri ilu- vilv on nn Ciiiiiienttr ovcr- ,.

at f;i_rni is ilu' l;ii'_'.j~-ft izi thi: l’r1iviii<:c :tml it~ <>w1'it-i' li;iS ilu' reptil- l‘- :limit of li ling the Iiiiist >'.iict:f_-sslltil tsl lot-1 l/iuvlt-rs tip lo the

,"Iii1=i-sf i‘ isonzi \vi>odt-1`il1i1li~»pit isitlt-:i`»lv lorzzlrtl for

:I .iii-1 .i/-in '_ 'I lic ;`.`:iIiir:il fli'ziiu.'it3C ol' tl".<.~_i1ititi' rl i< pt-rft-ct, S0

‘ that th. is :iii flnnqt-r ol' .\‘;‘»i'iii;_{ Ii'1~.-.lit-ta <<.~ .f."|t:il to y ‘-uni.;

loin.-_r. 'l lv- ni- i~' :il.~':1_\'.~‘. pun- mid Iri-~li. for ilu* \\-intl; which

‘ si-.vi gi ilu- liiiiiiip f':»i‘i~y :i'.~.':i‘/ all linrinfiil :1'itlrl».~:i-.rt>cil>'<-odors - - :intl trim’-I-_~ IP.: flxilliiigg forts into tlii- v:iIl¢-y below The fnct

i’i:it Mi' I.\inni;; has nc-vcr had .'1 siiigfc- c:I.~c of .<it~l<n<-:<5 among

I his :iniiniil~' .=i:.i;tr lit- ncotiirctl the im-.~ciit izin"li (three years

ziggo) is stillif_;i».§nt cvitlencc of the licaltlifttliicss of the mncli and surroiinrlings. 'llie ranch has an enviable history of success. Last yt-nr st-ven per cent. of thc I.<lfIr.d'S increase of young

- fiitv-eiglit young ioxr-5. It is not much wonder that he is called

F OXES LTD.

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I; lot-ltiiiif lin- li.ii'lior :intl wiiiststs of oiit-'liiinrln-tl and sixly acres ~'» . V ‘ e

il -if l:inf‘. lt is rliirlly of init-rt-sf li--c':iii<1~ Ihr for rnnrh wliic~_h if _ i;»c<ii;»ii-s. ‘te-ii :1i‘i‘i'_=. ol tw.-odlrircl on thc liiizht-St point of this

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The Dlnnls Ranch

I foxes were born in this ranch. This year Mr. Dinnis has raised The largest on Prince Edward Island, containing at present 110 foxes.

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- DINNIS PEDIGREED I~`()XE5 are rcg."ir<1etl :ts thc type, "par exccllr-ncc" of silver black fox. Tliey :irc t‘li:1r:ictc-riztfl by thin mobile cars; :I full iieck,.<lioit :ind arched from the bark' width over slioiildciu and through the lienrl; :i lonq, delicately Hlffcd iw-1<?;11 fiirionv nclr, :intl pink skin t-ow]-i-tl with :.1 woziltli of lint* liistmiiw iiir_ nrirliriil.Ii‘lv iii'~.i‘l<»,-rl on limbq and under lmdy; :intl :i Inrin- Ii.-,-Wy "|,,-u_.`],"_ 'i‘|,,_.,»,.;m. |he` H3" maiks of lit-.allli :md vigoiir. `

Tin- l`oiiritl:itioii slack of tht* DINNIS l‘l7.l)lClil7l7D FOYFS

‘f':i.°. st-Iot't1~tl lrom tlit- pi.-ii.~‘. ol the l’1oiit-1=i' l\':in1liint-_n Clrirles Ulllful and l\`. 'I`. (hilton. /lllw-rt1iri_ :intl from llit- f'un‘ou~\'Rl '- mr R"’ Ch- A||l<'li'l". l-‘i'iii1‘t~ }‘ftl\\-'zird l_<l:iitl. 'I`lic‘Cr0-(init df th(-.si-_ 1\v~i_i on-rl strntiis has iirodiitjt-d :i bvaiitifiil,vigorotis,l:1rge .ii-mi.il lliit tombinrs the Iinv rich liielitius fur of the one

I braid with thc high qiiziliiy blot tl :ind ilirnoinciitil prcduclivr:

:l_§‘_? _pf tthhc t;_t_lit;'. 'lli_c- pt-its ot ancestois of some of these foxes ~ 01' E lil €St Prices on the London market.

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_(one of thle Cd.rIi-ssh?/'s fl<>Siey.<ia;oi)d, fiiife fttiilzifiieoftliinliicéirhtiq FITS ($45,000), while another litter reared by the dam of me

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ence of ranchmen. ,

AN OPPORTUNITY

to get into a LARGE; PROSPI-ZROUS, and WELLESTAB- LISHED concern.

` The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes

Limited

solicits capital for the FURTHER EXTENSION of a verv suc- cessful Company. The Company owns at present, ELEVEN PAIRS of “PROVED BREEl)ERS" (two years old) worth a_t least 50 p. c. more than young pups according to the experi-

There are NO Promoters’Protits in this Propo sition because the Directors are selling the _new issue at actual tost price of foxes, virtually $16,000 per pair. .

Prospective Dividends for 1914, Sixty-Five per cent (65 p. c.) HEAD OFFICE, Box 147, CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E. I.

- pany carries on business. -._ '

Guarding The Dinnis Ranch e I

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

looks the ranch and the public road. Supplementing the eye ot 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 utrtodate 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 sphred to assure absolute comfort to the valuable occupants of these de luxe dwellings! The share- holders of the JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES LIMITED have sole use and control pf Mr. Dinnis’ name so long as the Com- '

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_ Duke °f Connaught sold for Forty-six thousand dollars ($46,000).

Free Booklet on Silver F ox lndustry

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more thousands awa(it1rS ave already been made and many '

“ered by ` those who seize the opportunity NOW

THE JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES LIMITED.

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VlRTU<j`<E<L§,@si_1f=_;r§08f__£_<;_x;e_;_=;t1dea are at a vnitr Low cost

ELE$lf§t|"f,;‘;r;'L‘;°.§g’£DP§‘izt}g£D6\;§§Sj_n enhanced value ofthe

'Itistobe noted that the value of foxes of one ear old

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;!:1e__\;%¥;fl;_;a_e _hCIALl.Y OF PI_lOVE_D' BREEDERSYIS con-

' 3" YOUDE ones in their first year.

Ma__(_ll;f?;\;3_)'h¢ Report of the Department of Agriculture, D

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