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FOXES AND OYBTERS

Elsewhere in this issue we publish a lersely rule the world sl lesbian. and list of forty-seven incorporated Is ‘ no buyer in the toiled lssrketcsn at land silver black fox companies, re _ ford to disregard them The demand presenting a total capital oi $4,852,-_ 101’ D0"-PY 03 f-U0 fight quality is 200. The list does not include all the steadily on the increase se that even

fox concerns. there being, in addi-

tion, no fewer than one hundred purposes slackens ol-_»(there will al-

’ _ partnerships with, at a conservative, WHY! he a_,demand 100' thqlioughbreds

A estimate. an approximate capital ofl in this as__ in similar eng;-_

2,000,000, making an aggregate oflprises)-a profitable undertaking re- over $6,000,000. The local capital'

may be estimated roughly at $4,500,- 000, and from outside $1,500,000- Apart from gold and diamond booms which from time to time catch the popular fancy-but usually over a wider area-there has been nothing in recent financial records to compare with this mushroom-like development

position. It is but the other day the ilrst company was floated. and al- ready six million dollars have been eagerly subscribed, while almost daily new fiotations are being placed

quence, the Island is enjoying un- wonted attention from the financial world. and the thirst for knowledge and a good investment is proving a magnificent advertisement for us, cre-

nd its potentlalities which we are pleased to see is being fully appreci- ted and followed up by the'commer-

oard of Trade At. that meeting it as enthusiastically declared we are ow at the turn of the tide in the

ot miss the flood, lest our future be und “in shallows and in miseries." here is little probability of our

ncy and optimism prevailing in

vestments may be admitted to be

portance, since we ale Within easureable distance of having an tensive settled industry yielding ubstantial returns for investors. The sl ituation for' the production of the eltry fetching the highest prices and`

nrket. To catch thc eye of the ex- ert, peltry must have an abundance

nd with a sheen oi exquisite bril- ancy, the under fur being of sce- dary consideration, though it must

climntically to produce skins oil is description. A little farther orth and the fur Prsdom-illates Bt e expense of the hair; a little farth-

x being endowed with a-coat dis-i roportionately hairy, to its mer-

of so important e money-making vw- total value at $4,000,000. with the

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on the market. At present, in conse- According to the last eengug re-

Vefy section 0! the °°mm““ity' 'means of attracting other industries While at present silver black fox to our sho,.es_ 1

and is peculiarly fortunate _in itsj'

dustry will provide more employment

f 1°“§ hairs' "°g“]““`15' “"°“g°d"and circulate more money in wages

e Of 6. <1\\Hlil~Y £0 ¢°1';`;9P_‘;“d_ wnthlvesterl in other industries here; but e hair. Here we are ea Y oca - '

when the rush for foxy for breeding

mains which we are in the most en- viable position to develop.

Mr. Wesley Frost, the American

Consul, in his exhaustive review, dat- fed september last year, estimates the number of ranches st not more than 50, the number of silver black foxes at about 400, and ot other vs.- rieties at about 2,000 computing the

additional knowledge now at our dis- posal these iltures may be revised to the extent of 150 rhnches, 700 silver black foxes, and probably not more than 1 000 of other varieties

turns, the~value of live stock owned by our farmers amounts to $8,000,- 000; adding: to this the $6,000,000 in foxes, we have the respectable total of $14,000,000 in live stock, equal to $700 per family in the Island. Wheth- er or not the new industry maintains its popularity with the investing pub. lic-and there is every reason to be- lieve for some years to come it will- the solid fact remains we have this

in guarantees. Judged by this alone, it may be claimed without exagger-

- _ation we have the most iiourlshing i

S f0l‘ US. HS 8 ¢0mm““iW “B Well “B agricultural community to be found 9

individually, to take good care we do' ,mywhere__,Mt or west_and the p

sooner all the world knows it the bet- ter: This is something to feel proud oi and to boost about-every family

roving apathetic; indications are all in the Island on an average worth h ° Oth" Way waging by th,” b“°V‘4 $700 in live stock alone-and it is our C

business`t,o make the most of it as a

_ In the oyster industry. though not

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public, we have another string to our bow, which, in the course of time, and lf properly nurtured, will add ,very considerably to the ,Islsnd's prosperity. _ It may not have the lure _of attraetitinflfor the investorichar- acterizlng fox propositions, but for asolid worth and material advantage to the Island it is of primary im- portance. The prosecution of the in-

than_ its popular rival. Foxes will bring money to the Island which may, or may not, be advantageously in-

oyster companies will oi themselves extensively circulate money and pro- vide meansof livelihood to a large section of our people. From the list of oyster companies we print in an- other column it will be seen $280,000 has recently been invested in the in- dustr and judgi b th dis

7' ng 7 8 °“°' d . ll tivel .will become a labor

antile detriment. These ilne distinc- sions at the meeting of the Board of 3116?; ec Theycathedml Wm be “_

Black Foxes

Farm wanted sto :kcdlwith from

2 to 5 mated pains Silver Black

Foxes for interested party' Write full particulars to

W. B. PURDY, Agent,

45 Pleasant Street,

Dorchester, Mass

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ones the loss of home is perhaps the sorest that can fall to human lot. Around the home are sacred memor- ies, memories of joy and sorrow,

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A Queenly Showing of 1913 Styles. The Smartest Yet. Choice for 85c

ng fire, grander than name-enshroud- ` d cathedral is that God-given sym- athy which rises above sectarianism, which ignores craeds and denomina- tional differences and recognises the universal Fatherhood and brother- ood. The destruction of a. magnifi- ent cathedral, the ruin of a home and even, had it occurred, the sacri- fice of human life, which calls into ife the love that is latent in the heart of humanity, is not a loss. It s a bonecliction.

The sympathy which, while the ilaures were still doing their work of destruction, flew to the help of those upon whom this visitation fell, was a revelation under which the loss of the cathedral, the finest pile oi wood and stone' in the _Maritime-Provinces, be- comes not a loss but a blessing. Every sacrifice is a gain.

The contributions handed in, while

the ilrc is still smouldering_ will be followed by others. The loss will be generally shared and, in the not distant future, St. Dunstan's will rise from its ashes glorified by the baptism of fire through which it

has passed.

The loss, for the present, is griev-

ous. Many plans m/ust necessarily be changed, many eng¢\§0l11€Uf»S P055*

congregation will rise to the occa- sion and the sacrifices which it will be canes upon wmake, individually

fm” m“Y be mere fad” °“ the °x' Trade the development prospects are bum and me hom, ,-e.,,5¢,ab1is'p¢d_ a

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ert‘s bert. but fads and seniimeutsef the brightest possible description. To the my ,mf to the province, ea

~ which sbeieatbedral was only a mes- ! ,

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‘ ,_-~_ , I;-__ _ great and will be sorely felt. Yet, - .

I/` make through the loss, the`splendid "rush qw; Have Halt to

My own less bitter, rather more: _to the "pcm" made by firms and '

private individuals will shine and

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_ NOTE Dandruil germs cause falling hair

p asuro and pain-mutually s arsd ' °m°° ' '

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home in the province, tae rellgious_0“D "° b° ""3 “ut 7°" ~Th° cha If you have dandrul or itching

home oi some thousands of Char- 11339 :Us fr; c‘_":_‘“P°°.l_l;i‘;:5_'__:‘_?*:_°°‘;df':; £11; iptp _:gaps ths;t___{l_|_s_ndr_l‘;_l! geréihis iettetewrvs citizens was razed to the ° "“° "“”’ ` _ - ° V Y °m ° ~

' t. It is t sarssince the failure roots of your hair. Get rid. of all '

_ ground by ttl;_e devo_ur_i_n_g Barnes. I; gfsn T__6m:_y_____i__d B"_empt_ and it igsir troubles by using PARISIAN

was more an a u ng o woo ' _ age.. _

.and stone. of magnificent architec- Wm bl’ '°m°mb°"°d "mt ml thd“x°_‘f It is not a dye, mind you, neither _,_m.e_ of splendid appomtment_s_ It casion the veteran yl¢hl'»!mN1 "9 ' does it contain poisonous sugar of 'was tm, home wha” the “mu “_ ed he would makeno further attUll1Dt lead or even sulphur. It is a scienti- thered __________'a _ 7; “nu” und” th, mod"-n uni",-“)_ llc preparation that abo1iah_el_dand- '

one common si r _ _ _ mm gimp, “lung 1, 1, md__ ‘ml

when ,clam mtrriage Vows 'en -uf yacht rules.»-Six yesrs ago Bir 'rho mm and makes _______ag__°___ _among

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ichmgem h th child b _ mas issued e. challei|¢° “U __ and luxurisnt. __ =»~. My rf "2" removed to their ,ut "mms plum gretted they coal: not sccepté_i_t.T_;s_ mow 3 an or _il e same I” °“°h °l""`~‘m"'°°'=°9 *-110 911395- A d”dl°°k had t 3. ‘- *_ - ' he is Use d61i8_htfu1. refreshinl PARIS- lthy of the neighbors goes out eo um 153'- uk' th' 5°° 'W “mm »' IAN Bags; it nourishes the bait] _ mn-owing ohm and not only .ympm thought that idr the_.s_ake of yacht- I-°°¢,,_ if the mot, an ,mg dum and

my ,",,-e_.,,°d in kindly words and ing both in England and the United bring1_to every tiger adhead oi.g_i_»:_r;I» with m,f,|gMd Stat . it was time he should have 0'" B1!'°~l‘l41\!\ B11 !M¢i\\B_ » _

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will wish the genial irish baronet luck in his attempt. He deserves it,

Consternation prevails in Germany

as the result of the announcement of the intention of the Government tg spend an additional $250,000,000 to increase her army. The official ex- planation is that the downfall of Turkey and the rise of the Balkan States have created not so much a new situation~ as a new prospect, and that the German people are called upon to face it. There has been a shifting of the balance of strength in favor oi Slav element, and although fear of conflict is remote, Germany intends to prepare for evantuslities. To raise this money the Government have resolved to impose a ta; on private fortunes which it is expected will approximate $25.50 on every $500. The Bnancial and commercial papers are unanimous in their oppo- sition to the levy, the welghtiest of them remarking that the proposals "are a product of a veritable state of armaments' drunkenness, and that the Government has been stampeded by progressive suggestion into under- writing heedlessly all the demands of the military men without giving a second thought to either ways or means.” Austria has immediately followed suit with a budget proposal for an increase of $100,000,000 in re-

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venue for military purposes to be met from a similar source. Evidently thei

"slck man" of Europe is no longeri the Turk but the Teuton.

,__,-__A

CAR"l‘ER'S SEED

CATALOGUE FOR 1913

This is the thirty-fourth year that

this reliable ilrm have been supplying to the farmers and gardeners oi this province scods and seed grain oi the highest grades procurable. Carter’s Tested Seed Catalogue tells how and where to get them. Carter's Tested Seeds are sold by upwards of two hundred ni the best merchants in P. E. Island. (see pages 38 and 39 for list). An edition of 10,000 copies is issued every year and mailed all over this province and hundreds are mailed abroad as well. Choice Seed Oats, Wheat, Clovers, Timothy and Barley are among the specialties thls| year. The best seed growing dis- tricts of Canada have been searched for Clovers, Wheat, Seed Oats, Bar- ley, Corn, Buckwheat, etc. Island grown and American grown Timothy Seed are handled. Mangel, Beet., Carrot, Turnip and other field Seeds are purchased in England. Osrter’s celebrated Prizc T-'.s.szard’s Improved Turnip Seed, Sweet Peas specialties and Flower Seeds are also purchased

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lighten lt. Stronger than the devour- r ~

from the best seed growers in Eng- land. Csrter’s Seed Catalogue is now being mailed. Any person who may not get a copy send a post card with name and address and a copy will be mailed promptly.

Minard’s Linlmsnt Co., Limited. Gentlemen,-My daughter, 13 years old, was thrown from a sleigh and in- jured ber elbow so badly it remained stii! and very painful for three years. Four bottles of MINARD'S LINI- MENT completely cured her and she has not been troubled for two years.

Yours truly, J. B. LIVESQUE,

St. Joseph’s, P. 0., 18th Aug. 1900.

"See the colored cotton aprons for

25c. each at the great White Bale. These aprons are made oi heavy Eng- lish print and come in two colors, Im digo Blue and Dutch Blue with white spots. They are extraordinary vai- ues for the money, 25c. each. Moore & McLeorl's White Sale. 8-8M8i.

f'An immense quantity oi linen and

cotton torchon laces and insertions are displayed in our main store’s Dry Goods Department proced at 5c, 6c, Sc, 10c, 12c, 14c.»to 20c. per yard.- During the White Sale they go at half price. Moore & McLeod. 3-8M3i.

there is no fuel equal to

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S and falling hair means thinner hair Managers P E Island Branch

and in due time baldness

le h Lipton has issued PARISIAN Bag, pmvam baldnu” S M ll|tKS Agent at Summerssde on Saturday morning as our read_ through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club by .destroying the cause oi baldness-

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Did it ever occur to you that modern experi-

ments have demonstrated beyond a question that

for heating a widow's cottage.

Consult today an agent ofi the Gl-at-Wes_t-

Life - the home protector.

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_ Annual report for 1912 sent on request.

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a Life Insurance policy

break feel proud of and even to boast of Sage as an occasional hair dressing

Next to tho loss of near and dear than the magnificent building itgeif will never grow bald

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Canada Life.

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enable you to set np a nest

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