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itfgnndian pi-955) [for a tcn thousand dollar exhibit oflan unerii che' who will ii-y the iisii

LUNDUND _yniy 9__Ti,ni-e is iigtie food fish at Toronto exhibition. fwiiich`wii| be served hot “em

war news of importance save the fact _The exhibit Wm be Phe mst of th” that the Greeks have been successful klfld 9"" “tempted “P C““ad“ “nd (Special t Th Guard'

»¢vcf»\l lmiwrllmt liositiuus. 'rue Arr-easements for the display Bfffiuuzlies sud General sir Ian Hamil- |lli|;_'uriaus massacred 1,500 persons “UW helix! ¢0mPl“ed~ A lafgf n“'_“',¢0n arrived here after completing in \'illu;:cs around Nigreta. Th e ber of leading “sh °°"‘_l’““‘“ wlultheir tour of inspection across the tiroek soldiers are imbued with fren-,Com-f`il*llt*_’ f9“""d th? e‘_h‘bi_°° Theivontiluent. The visitors were met at lied lose and evince ii desire for re~ idisplay “"“ ‘“°'“"F 1".” “sh 1” '““k“'illie depot by the local civil, military Vlfllilc on the Bulgarians which car-gcured Hgh- fresh Fish 1" wld Mom.” and iudicial authorities and fallen fon

ing incin ti, viigiory ngninni an 0diin_ and mounted specimens of rare varle-' .,

terest ln the city.

A (Cnnniiinn press) Andrew I-lulkett, Plirator of the

_\l.'uon.-\, lil., July 9.-Liver were'l"iSl1"Y =““S°Um~ ‘m”“`°- "lu be i"

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,| --.1 |, -1,1; .- f| .ln the fisheries of the Atlantic. P0' - -

li ui u_s attened by gales, ‘QT r 'for ri new Armory was pointed out which i~i\\'¢-pt this section of thc coun-f Une and great Inland waters' _ and Col. Hughes promised one would

i,-y. 'run my uf nuvuriu is in rlurir-I A cold Swrafre lfffli-f?f“*°l”_ ‘mn “ be liuilr in the ues; future.

lwss and only parts of thc circuits ` Ct1I‘HCllY Of 515 fU"S _‘V111 bf’ ‘"s_t,£f_uedl

it-nrkintf lu other cities. for swrasc. the “Sh "UUE “Mm” tcauudiun Press)

fn |‘.'!gin Sli/tl U00 dn lage was

done, I H Special means will be adopted for

?---i- diflllSlll2 lllf“"‘7"tl““ regarmng “sh 's stem of the Boston Elevated 'rl'

t.\`i-crlul to '1`lle tiuardiani

4: i~» ' ~- ' ~ » t ti.h to ent. 'There will be ti kit-

fti-pilltillvllt of Marine lllltl l-`i5lleriesi Chen in cullll0Ctl0l'l. Wlfll lllfilllfll' llYlarhiU_8tiUn_

r J I By the agreement. James L. Rich-

Izlrds, for the company, and James S.

_ §\`zlhcy, counsel for the union were

'delegated to select a third arbitrator

Follow the Crowd to Cartcr's Bookstore, fOr fl'l¢ lat'

est, Books, 300 New Books, by popular Authors. regular price $1.25 our Holiday PfiC¢ onli’ 50

cents; Take a copy or two with you on your vac-

to act with two others, one being named by each party to the dispute. if The men ask an increase of ivzlgcs, ulld inlprovcil working conditions and ithc company offered fl compromise. 1 The l'nion claims control of 7000 'olit of 8,200 employees of the road who hull voted overwhelmingly in furor of rl strike when the committee of thc (`hamber of Commerce brought tht;-parties together today.S.

ation. 5oo Paper covered Books ‘ Seaside Library”

only 5 cents each, take zl whole bag full of these.

(Special to The Guardign) ‘

i l'1IJ_\i[0?\‘T()!\', Alta., July 7.-Joilll '.\lerrignn, who will appear before the District t`ourt on Monday next to nnswcr to the charge of receivingl four stolen foxes which were found on his ranch, after they were takevn from Lee's fox house, is no other than thcl mall who risked his lfe with a friend' :lt the time Captain Holmes was re- scued from s. wrecked shipnt Wolf l'oint_ Prince Flllward Island in 19:1-5.

This iufornxxltion has been received

hr-rc by Hurry Robertson, the lawyer L who is appearing for Merrigan at thc i trial. At thc time of the wreck Cup- Ztuiu flolmcs and six of his mcn were

flammocks. Hammocks A beautiful New Stock

just received, $1.00 each up to $5.00 Take one with you on your vacation. Croquet Sets. Summer Goods for the Seaside, and forthe little Tots we have Sand Pails, Sand Car-'s and Barrows, Spades, Hors, Rakes, Rubber Balls cfc, efc.

Lawn Tennis Gondr, Tennis Racquets, Tennis

Ballr, Tennis Nefs, Several Tennis Racquets Ilcarly new at half price.

Souvenirs of Charlottetown and E. lsland,

y , ia to r of the principal points of in

ties. - ~

Col. Hughes examined the armory

_ , _ , . and equipment at Victoria Park and

lost, many injured, houses set on fire, ' Cllaflle- The exhlbllj “ul conslst Wm' explessed himself as pleased with the tim rny it-1; in rimiinens and ii nun. ciDallv of commercial fish repvresont- showin made b the mem The eed

from the '>l1l>‘1\l@ lil' Ellis* ‘1°"‘**~ nosrox, .iuly ssruo rllreutened

strike of the street car men on the

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by lectures and ilistldblltiiln of liiffil- way l`ompallly was averted late to-

t»'|"l‘.\w.»\. .July ft.--'l‘iie llominiun-ture unti by giving visitors rurnvlcb \lul'“'h1‘l\1lr1l1lrr€errl@Ht was reached

between representatives of the com-

tl tiilmvut is nllnlliriilg thlough thc H H [puny and me ijiiioii on a method of

bcrlu iful China, Leather (Foods, Aluminum Goods Souvenir Jewellery. View Books.

linil:lngel‘ of their lives for nearlyi itwtnty-four hours. They were wreck-`

icd our evcllilll: during a heavy SHUV-'l 'storm and gales. At nine o’clock lnext morning Morrigan embarked in In rtiwbilnt which had to be sk.idtled 'over the ic`e for some distance and ll'o\vr-il to the doomed vessel until foul* itfclock in the afternoon. They bat- tled with thc \\'a\‘es and finally broil-_'lit ull the men safely to shore. .»\t that time the newspapers made mu:-ll of the heroic feat and lirlerrigmi

Thousands of Souvenir Post Clrds of P. E.

Island Nearly 1oo different views to select from. Post Cards One cent up.

Carter & Company uuu

for his hru\‘cl‘y.

( _ . 7 ` t~Speci1ll to The Guardian) sl lmx from the llr. Williams' Metli- I ) 7 lI_\ 31

WHS l’l'cS0l"lt€‘l Wllll 11 IWVSE Of HON els, swectcn the stomach and keep

didates for entrance to the Roya the Ontario A lcultural Coll a

pletion of the new dormitory it ha: ug course get $7,500; women's Instit-

list._there being only a few"over th `leld crop judging courses get $5,300. number thus adected. The Minlste. A similar sum goes to educational

- deems it unfair under the circum rork ln connection with the market-

stances not to admit all who pass ng of farm products orzanizinz co~ Thus n total of fifty who passed the iperatives societies etc. For dralnaze exams. out of 120 who tried will bl lrork there is a zrant of $5,000; an- sdmitted to college upon opening il lther grant $5,000 for the purpose of Sclltcmber. 'etting more land for the Ontario

i 'Jeternary College and a number of

(Canadian Press) ' _imaller grants,

J‘Ul-IANNESBURG. July 6.- A The feature of Saturday’s work- at

"F139 which ll1V0lV€<1 Practically al :he annual camp of the P.E.I. Mili- miners in the Rand has broken out ia Force on the Exhibition Grounds Anarchy reigned and there is much was the inspection of the Charlotte- bloodshed. Already the casualties town Light Horse. The inspecting are estimated at lnore than a hun- officer was Colonel Nelles of the Can- dred. The authorities have been com ldian Royal Dragoons, who arrived _pulled to declare martial law. Dur- from Toronto on Friday night. The ing several hours to-day troops rak- inspection took place in the morniaz ed the streets with rifle fire. Nego on the broad common north of the tistions for a settlement of the ser- Exhibition grounds. There the Light i0llS Slfll'-Plti0rlS are going on and ser- '{0rse, under their commander, Ma- eral hours have been spent in session ‘or lags, assumed squadron forma- A most serious clash took place he- tion and were exercised in squadron itween thc troops and police and mob; lrill. Colonel Nelles, with his stall- ol worunen. Early in the afbernool iergeant and orderly, looldng on crowds gathered in front of the Rand from the favorable position afforded Club and commenced to stone it. ‘my a slight Wgminence. Though they They disregarded orders to disperst lad had only three days’ training and the troops filed with fatal edect, the troopers acquitted themselves Another mob was dispersed by th; -reditably. Afterwards they were in- diagoons who charged repeatedly. illecled in Olltpost duty and at work The ambulance gathered to take as mounted infantry, when they put away the dead and in a short timt in sonle interesting skirmishing prac- `in gi small area lay sixty dead ant 'ice. Following this they threw rl wounded. Fighting in other quarters ill? Of 0l>9€YV8l1l0ll Slld lll these DFBC' of the city swell the list and are be tical mnnoeuvres performedas credit- iinved tt, be over ni )_inndr@d_ lbly as in the ceremonial move-

? ments. '

ispeqinl to the Gnardinn) After dinner, Colonel Nelles inspect-

(l'I`TA\VA, July, 6.-The Depart- :tl the saddlery and stables of the

ment uf Agriculture made puiilii l`ro0l1. and this completed the inspec- tlle distribution grant in aid of agri "i0“~ It is ‘mderstood “mt he ex" cultural utlucutiou in ontario. 'rut 'iresseil his Satisfaction with the cfll-_ largest grant into which the mia 'siency ol_ the Force. Colonel Nelles sum nf $195,733 in divided in ;50_00t will probably he leaving Charlotte- i for district rcpresclltatives. The next L-0“`" this morning-

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SUMMER HEAT ':;di:’.;I::..‘.f~.1>...i‘- ;f.;..;"“;; f.i“:.i.

i2nd Regiment besides musketr ex-V

No season of the year is so dun-` Victoria Park- Where HWY were Pull

ll'5 t-\.lEEf".5 l'5,l_l§»_f.9R .THE _“Ui

with the recent examination of can argent is 851,000 for Buildings at

College for students catering next -:rlplng teachers to attend courses September in view of the near cont or instruction. Stock and seed judg-

been decided to admit the full pas ite work gets $6.500; fall fair and

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._~_.. ircises, they were marched down tol

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Military College, 1913, it is announr faxt comes la. grant of $10,000 to ¢n~.i - - *~~ 1' ' ' " _ `

_ o e ian) ed that although there are only 4 ~ourage agriculture ln the public -‘ _ i “ ~

ln dfilflllk tht? Hlllgafilms back from Wm be °‘ great °d"°““°““l ‘“l“°~ SYDNEY, July 9-('01 Bam. places vacant at the Royal Militar; chools, partly by grant, partly by ` ~ . ' '_

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Phone 93|.

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19 Autocrat of the Break- fast table. The, Holnics.

l :ol Black Tulip, The Du-

mas

26 Cranford, Gaskell lo8 Crown of Wlld Clive

(The) The Ethics of the DuS¢» Ru<kln

'44 Deerslayer, The, Cooper 3 East Lyn e, Wood

:oz Emma, Austen 42 Fairy Tales, Stories and

Legends, Andersen

Gulliver’s Travels, Swift Guy Mannerlng Scott Hypatla, C. Kiligsley It is Never Too Late fo

Mend, Reade

103 Journal of the Plague

Year. Defce ~

" 104 Mansfield Park, Austell i 71 Masteriuau Ready, Mar- ',` ryat _ 69 Mr. Midslilpxnali Easy.

Mnrryat

105 Natural History of Srl-

borue,’l`he_ White

50 Oliver Twist, Dickens

75 86 65 61

l To make room for new stock we are _selling the

remainder of our stock of the Peop_lc's Library I 50 volumes only at :gc a voluluc or 6 for $1.00.

Out of town customers may c-rdcr by illiluber and should

add 5c postage for each voluiile ordered.

Our Village, Mllforil t Poihfinder The, Cooper Peter Simple, Marriot Peter the Whaler, King-

ston

106 Professor at the Break fast Table, Tile. Holmes 79 Rivenshoe, I-I. Kingsley lo7 Seven Lamps of Archi-

tecture, The, Ruskin

63 Shirly, C. Bronte

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76 Talisman, The, Scott 74 Three Midshipmen, The

Kingston

47 Three Musketeers, The,

Dumas

56 Two Paths and other Es-

says,Tlie_ Ruskin

91 Two Years Ago, C.

Kingsley.

109 Villette, C. Bronte 68 Voyages of Discovery,

Cook

59 Woillilii iu Wllite, The,

Colllns

85 Wuthering Helghts, E.

Bronte

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recei vc d .

f That our “Quick Developing Method" for films is I a big success is shown by the tremendous number of

films we are rccelvlng. Films delivered the same day as

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uuruiiu to the llfu or little ones ns islfhwllgh Ullt-l>0St duties. They march- thu sumn1el'. The excessive heutiefl Ullvllgh the Citi’ OH Well' WHY i0 iiiruu-s the little scumucll out of or-lille Park, and as they were accom- tler so quickly that unless pl'ompt`l’“|ll9d by their Ulllld. Iltffilcfeil ll

7-3Mtf

uid is at hand thc baby may be bc- good deal 0f attention- vound all human help before the lilo- The Signamng C°"l’9 put in Bom” ther realizes he is ill. Summer is “selul wmk d‘1Vi"g the “HY with the season wlieil diarrhoea, cholera, the heliographs- For this infzlntum, dysentry and colic are l‘“I`l’05‘c Signalling Btatflfms Wwe '35' most prevalent, Any Ono of these tablislied at Rocky Point, Southi troubles muy prove deadly if not 5'0" and Vi.Ct0l`i9~ Park# The lllC0‘- promptly treated, During the summer Flllllly W09-fhel' WHS VCTY favofflblc YO the mother`s best friend is Baby’s the "S" ‘lf the heli0g"af’h5~

(Cnnatliun Press)

(lwn Tablets. 'I`hev regulate the bow- Tl is “OW lleeniwly knuwll that the

Minister of Militia, Hon. Col. Sam Hughes, and General Sir Ian Hamil- ton. Inspector of the Overseas Forces,\ will visit the Island. They were dlle

baby healthy. The Tablets :ire sold by medicine dealers or at 25 cents

(l’l"l`A\\'A, .lilly 7.-In connection

eine Co., Brockville, Ont. to lcavc Ottawa yesterday and are ex. 1

SYDNEY N. S. July 10.-Tlle, fifth

parliament was opened todily by the Commonwealth Collllnission, Lord Denman ofliciting

A novel feature uns thc resene

pected to arrive here to-morrow. Sir Farmers mid Settlers (‘-onference de- Ian Hamilton is being accoinpallied ce Isnilcs one of the tltlmmigsiun by a staff comprising a geilerul 0fl‘l-:cided to declare itself it reglllur pul- cer and a mujor, whose numes urc iticrll party, making the fourth. in not yet known here. state politics.

(Canadian Press)

` LONDON, July 10.-It is officially announced that the Bulgarians liuva taken the initiative in askin the liluro

' p e 3

among the officials of Miss S. Nllncvlpean Powers to uct in bringing the

saacs, acting- :ls assistant to Jilsti-,Balkan war to a speedy close.

Do You Want To Increase Your Income I

B n In n t in T

y cz vestme he Black Fox Industry

If You Do; Read This Carefully

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If you were asked by a friend to make a selection from the numerous Black Fox Propositlons now on the market, that would be

likely to give him the best Returns. \7\/'hat would you do? _ . `

VVou1d you not first find out the Figure the Foxes were Capitalized at? Then you would find out the quality of stock. Then the

location of the Ranch would demaridlyour attention. Then the personell ofthe Directorate and the caretaker.

Fr om T h e Standpoint Of The Investor Looking for the best place in all Canada to makeprofits Worth while

The 'Brighton Black Fox Co.. Ltd. Stands First

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Capitalized At $13500 a Pair

To tht- t~rw"cr\'nti\'e investor capitalization is of parfliilniiut lnlpozt-

The Stock The World`s Best

+ 7 _

The Location Of The Ranch

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

rlufc, f~<~ xiii.-.c t il his depends the percentage of dividends his invcsiiiicnt will cz l il.

A CHA RA l\"l`l'lI~2 becomes no guarantee at all if you prly it your-

self ou owl' --capitalization in the purchase piice of stock.

The- c foxcs wc re pucllased previous to the advance in piice and :ire

placed lu the ranch at two to three tlioilsnud dollars a pair lower than the i>i‘cs-_»lii lunrket. price of first class stcck.

The remarkable developement of the Fox lndustry, nlzlk-_s us wond-

er what the futuic will be.

A conservative cstllllnte cf ilrxt ye:lr's returns from tI.is ranch

would be. If 4 i niri of the foxes have average litters of 4 each, 4 going to the ranch for krcp, leaves 12 forthe Company, which if sold at present price of $15,000 per pair, would uct the .stockholders about im per cent. lf all 6 pairs have litters the profits would be propoltloliately increased.

Crm you lmiglne circumstances more favorable to ouasrl iro-

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pcctive im estor ?

The promoters of this Company dcclded months ago that nothing

but the bcst st: ck that money could buy would ever _‘ind its way llito their ranch Tllerefore, whell they obtained options on the six pairs of Foxes ef the world Famous Dllton, Onlton, auflTupli1l stratus. they rcfralned from advertising their proposition until they were sure that the options would be filled.

The Foxes are now on foot and are six pairs of the hnndsoiucst

young foxes that evcr looked out ofndeu. Their ancestry tracing back to the Foxes whose pelts brought the highest prices on the London market, and now adorn the robes of Royalty in the Courts of Europe.

On this class of stock depends the future success of the Fox lndustry,

and the man wllo invests $iooo,co in this proposition is laying thc foundation of a permanent investment that in future years will be the means of earning thousands of dollars,

Their should be no hesitation oil the part of any investor wllo

really wishes his money to earilits utmost.

upto-date ln the Province, located on s beautiful grove of inlxed spruce a`nd hardwood ln the centre of 38 acres of land sin the properties of Lleut.

i Lol. A. G. Peake and J. J. McKinnon. and ha been pronounced by ex-

perienced Fox ranchers to be one of the best (if not the best,) in the Province

10 per cent of amount subscribed for must be sent on implication

md ;1.l:i>l:i<;1‘tié>;1s must be sent to the Secy`Trens, or the pin-ilim, lf" E,i¢},m5¢

A pplication Form

I hereby make up lication to the Brighton Blxwk Fox Compsnyf Limited of

Charlottetown, to_tul¢e flue number of shares in the Capital Stock of the Company not opposite my signature below.

“heel gnciioixihgriégvitil 10 per cent of the amount with this application and the bal- mock “gli annum] lily on or before August 15th, 1013. deposit to be rotux-ned if

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Lleut. Col. A. G. Peake

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Secy Treasurer ~ .

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