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NOVEMBER- lst vo Ziid, niil1ler_

Ilrti to -ith, lutlinii summer. .’1th to 6th. iiiir, smoky. 'ith to tslh. 4-loiiily, dull. 9th to 10th. ilisairiw-t-iilili-_ llth to 12th, stormy. lfltli to 14th, heavy rains. 15th to llith_ cot-l, frosty. 17th to 18th, fair. plciisiiiit. llitli to 20th, cloudy. Zlst to 2f!iid, nlensniit, moist. 23rd to 24th, ritiny. 25th to 26th, damp spell. 27th to 28th, cold. 29th to 30th, frosty, cold.

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CRCKIN-At Stiniiiiirstldn. on .\'1-t Znll, [0 J. B. nlld Mrs (froklli, ii sion.

8ENTNER.-- At Loyzilist ito.'1tloti Ot-9. 20th. to Mr. and Mrs. William Seiitni-r, a daughter.

ANDERSON-At (lable iieiid, Nov. 8. 1914, to Mr. and Mi~.~1_ Douglas Ander- son. 0( a son.

MARRIED OWEN-JOHNSON-ln ll-i1~1-"_ .\l1ti'... the 29th October, lit thi. -I -i' 'ili- Pence. of Fort Street i'i-.-.<h_-~i_cri;in Church, Mr. J. (I 1')-i-1-it .11 11- ii-1.11 it- Miss Cliristiiia loliiisiiii, -it li-\_vcr¥_-'. Mass. Mr. (iwin uns 1'i»i~r.1--i~|_\ oi' French Fort, 1'. E. l.

DEATHS

8 EWART-In Clmrlottetown, Nov 10, James TW. Stewart. sited 30 year.. Funeral from his late residence, 264 Sydney Street, this (Wednnt-idaiy) lttlrnooil. at 3 p.m. Interment ln Poo|)le'| Cemetery.

_ ` 1 = - ” A _ -1 inoviiiisizii-it 1 li .` K -pAGp -1-wg THE cHARLo'i'rE'rowN GUAi_zn1AN_ _ _ _.’""'._ _ -_ » _ 1914-1»

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P. E. l. BRIHCH 0F

The annunl meeting ol' the 1'. E. I.

'branch of the lied Cross Society for

in the Bourd of Trade rooms, ou Tues day. ltltii iiist., at it p.ni. ; All iiieiiihers are especially request-

d to be present.

By order

_____`___‘ FD

S. ll. J!-INKINS, M. D..

Secretary.

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' Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

Annual Meeting

hildreu’s Aid Society of Charlotte- town

, i _ till ht- lit-l-.1 in thi- t'ity l`otirti‘ooiii, on 'he i-\'i-iiiiig ui

MONDAY, the lotzi NOVEMBER,

ig o`t!ut-li, p. iii.

ily ordcr,

PETER CONROY.'M. _D.1

l’resi-l1=ni.

0444-11-9:ii0i.

Sale of Wreck

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-ill to whom it may concern:

li1- _ 11'ioii tor tht- lit-iii-Iii ol' :ill co -

ti _ _ _ .

_ _ ,_ _ _ ‘_ _ _ _ __ _ _ t‘hit-- tllit-tosoawiiy ot the Sticker times. ' "_`l,°{' \"‘h“`d;;;‘ lflml” lm' 'M510' -'<?r-rel; lndiiiiis_ in sendiiig $500 re- (`hict` llii.: Belly :md t‘oti1i<-.illor Big

-.ii1tr_ :it om- 1-_rt p. in. tie

- it--l Sclioiiiit-i' "Einiliei-_ llurlie,"

::.1lls and it-_cklt-_ ut _-\i.1i:iiidzilt-, ln Qs ifcunty, wht-re she iiiiw lies

-lutiitli-~l. 0

' ‘viii :il-o st-ll nt the same time and ii'-J at tititiiititi' of t-ziii\'n.= rope &<‘. 121111111 this sei.-iiili day ot' Novem-

-er. .\.l).. i014

_ A. L. FRASER,

Auctioneer.

11-‘.50 ll-l0_\i'_'i.

`E5§~}}iEt1r sat..

Thu' ilesirulile ilirui ci-iitnliiiiig one

liuudrcti :and i`:.fiy iicres 1\':'ti liou.~'1'-,

hart. iiiifl stslilet'-, situ:-toil on the exist

fsidti -rt ‘he Norwood ltoai-.l - -tl .111 thi-

wl-st sitltr ol the Fiilt-ii ltoai-l. about

1) 1 2 iiiiles front Cliztrltitti'-.to\\'ii_ 'Flin

proprrty is iii it fzt-1--l lot-u'ioii and a

.~,ti'c:-iii of 'viiti-t' runs through it. For

‘pi'if'<‘ und 1-_-runs apply nl. the CON-

.\'<-l.l.Y E.\l'lA'l`l-1 Cl-‘l~`l(`E, 81 Queen

| Sltreei. (_`liiirlo1tetowii. .

1 tillil-1i~Gir1l'iiiw cstt .1-

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0ystei;_Culture

Apiiliciitit-its on the regular printed

forma- will he rctzeiyctl hy the under- signed for 11-:ine of liurreu hottonis t'or oyster tulttire in I-‘exit-y River. Trout or l.11t 10 ltivi-1*. l‘oii\vay Cove and 'l`lii: .\`iiirow:f, itll in l’i'iiicu County, up to and on thi- lirst day ot' lieceinbei' iivxl..

lizicli nlipliiiitioit will ht- rt-¢<|ulrt--d

t-- be .1-~t-.oiiipziiiiiwl hy cnsli or l’. U. t-rder [or tlirct dollars to paiy cost ol` druwliiz dupliczitc louse und reiristcr- ing annie.

<‘oplci1 ot' pliiiie.. application forins.

|`o1iii ot li~:1s1o rind lc-tisiiig rnptils.t.ioiis ziro tleptisitiid iiiid may be iiispcrt-‘tl at the iollowini; plait-es:

Oflirc -it tho I‘i'oviii<~iul Sci-rotary.

(’l11-i`loll»2ti1\\'-i.

illhcv ot` the Protlioiictary, Suiunter-

_\i1li~.

.\:111‘c oi` J. E. Birch. Allierton. Store 111' _‘.ustlti Rnnisny, Conway. l-lliru iilf (1. ll. Miiltliifivs, ll Lt-ni':1'.

; .iii-rn of liulllill Sllurhell. l"t>!‘lnf_'f'.

t)iiii-1-oflltiii Juiiios A. McNeill,

rliiiiiiiii-1';-itl11,. »

A ltTl-ILTR Ni<}\\-'l}l:llt\',

Asst. l’io\liici:il Set'-ret:-rv.

‘»Iili‘-l‘_-4\vst[

i=1s1i inspection ici

Noll- 1- is litfrt-li_v igiveii that Mi' J. .l_

(‘o\\le, ol' the llcpzirtiiieiil, will iiit-ct tht- iisliiiriin-ii iiiid lisli iiiercliniits oi' -'ri' 1-- lddwiird lslaiiid at thi- places I -iid 1111 the iliilos tiieiilionf-tl below. 1 ‘- 1 -ho purpose oi' explaining the i'i-;:it- 1-.1-1-is of 'ho New l’it'ltleil Fish ln- f 1--- lion _-\t'l 1--

1:;1iisli,\\-t-1l:1'_:::1lay. Nov. ll. l<_‘-\1i:tl< -‘i., Tliiirsdiiy, Nov. l2. .\ll1-uioii, ’l`hiii'-»dn_\'. .\'ov. I2.

`1§:1lpe11ii1-, Fi'id:i_\', Nov. lil, 2 p iii. l-‘roiirli ltivi-1*, l<`rld:i_t', .\`ov. lil, .\ p.ui_ ltiittlitzo I-lilrhlitir. Sail., l4lli, '_' p.tii.

1 :<1-'_|ris, I‘.-loviilny. Nov. lti, 7 p.iii.

I\1or‘ll, 'l`ti<-stlny. .\'1iv. lT. 2 p.-ii. Murray l~lzirl>11iir, \\`ri1,, 18th, 7 p.m.

' tl. J. I`il'2Sl':.\lt1\'l`S,

llcputy illiuistor.

Nitvnl Service.

7 phi. ‘J p.ni. N |1.l\l.

11 UM-ll.

Knnuaweeting

hal the rietonil Aiinuiil l\l1 fling til ie. ( iiarlcrs ilallon Silve- .dar-lt Fox

Foiiipaiiy. lilinltod. wlll be ht-ld in the Kititlergarten I-lull, (Tliai--ttetown, Prhic- Edward Island. on Wt~.1lnes11l1iy, November 18th, 1014, at 2 tfclock p. m.

Tliose who wish to send proxy

All Sliarclioltlers will kindly tiolo

t _ 1 - - ` tl " ' '

the election ot oflicers und the traits- all

action of other business will be held J

._ _ _ ._ _ ,, - - , the Utiiiziillnii Patriotic Fund. while British crown."

()I,'|‘l‘_}"\i1“‘(`il_lI gui-t',`_l\ img _(,)',,i::f_|e\‘i~i'_\' rhli~t` hits offered help in the They also offer their warriors for

H' ‘__ i' ',`_"""__,` QL, 0; (.`|;u,,,_,,,, I -iglitiiig linc and many of them in active service in defence ot’ the ein-

. ‘ “"""L" 'H "N H fact cwryiiiie who is of tighting age pire. It hardly requires to be added

""1l~-- irotiir- that l will si-ll by l’uh- 1

_ ____ 1_5-lt-tluktlns are a well kiiowii orgttiiizn- l0.\'¢\\l.\’ 1110111-T Willl $1.000. The l’0il-Tall

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ANU Mill ill "Hi PliHill FMHEH

0T'l‘A\\'A, Nov. 9.- Much as Cana- Copegogg authorize $100 to be taken-

da has done since the war began to [for the British tlag,to wlilcli they be- show her loyalty to the cause ol' llber-` long." I ly, and mtich as -have other nations Kinfoshameg. chief of the Maiilton- witliiii tlie British Empire done. there lin Island Indians, sends $2,000 from ls nothing more noteworthy than the himself and his lighting men to help; response of the Red indian ot' Canada. “our great father the King." but they The remnants of the once great races want also to go to the front. that roamed these broad acres have The Chippewa# ot’ Sarnia subscribe] grown few iii these years, but those $1.000 “to show their loytilty to the that remain have presented the na- crown and to assist Cttnadti in aiding tions ot' the world with ii lesson ot the mother country." loyalty to the British Empire. und the The Six nations of Grand River, fa- i‘t-zisoiis \vh_\' such loyalty has been mous in Canadian liistory, sends $1,- lvirzz. 500 to the Duke or Coiitiaught to be

l‘o\'t-rty strickeii as most of them forwarded to the lniperlal authorities

:-rc iioiirly every tribe of indians in as u token of the iilliaiice existing be- l`.iiu-idti has subscribed iioiiiethlng for tween the Six Nations Indians and the

has deiiiaiideil us his rights that he there are no finer warriors iii the should be allowed to take his place whole British Empire. in the tore-t'roiit ol` biitle. The Rama lntliiiiis send $50 “to

The two head chiefs of the famous wards the sustenance of the families

Blood liidinns "Eliot Both Sides" and ot those who have gone to the front." “Erniiiie Horses," worthy descend- The Cape Mutlgei.B.C-1ll1l1iBl\S Silb- aiits ot’ a knightly race, send one thou- scribe $100 anti ask to be allowed to sttiid dollars "to be used in whatever “do their part in the defence of our way may be tleenietl of most advant- country.” ti-_re to British arms in this time 0 The Blackfoot indians want to iight peril. our desire to contribute is not "for the liberty and l-1-no-‘ Of the Em- on nccouiit ot’ the money we can give, pire." and they send $1.200 to be used htit as zi token Qt' the pride we have in ill ht’-lhlllll I0 hfinii NUS ll-'ill' "i0 R BUG' our ctrutitry. our King and our govern- cessful coiiclusloii for our country and ment " our Eiiiplre."

i t`hiel`s Iron Shields und Yellow Horse

VETERANS OF WAR OF 1812. :tsstire the got-eriiiiieiit that their stip-

, port and ht-lp will be given at all

iiiiirks proiidly that “their toretathers \\'0\¥ Ol ill? S8l'l!l’H S6111! 5-300 VXDWS' foiizlit faiiiitnliy untlr-r the British sins Syn-imthy will- the ki-ii-1, Cutiailu ling iii 1812 and in 1870 l`otir ineiiibers and the Empire and assure the govern- of the Sin-|;gr's Creek lmml went on ment of support and help tit all tinies.' the wh" --xpetlition willi Sir Garnet Peganabow and two other warriors \‘.'oIslt-_v in tht- lied River," ot' the Parry island Baiid have already

(‘.|1i1;-t' llilipewrtsh of the Shognian- izoiie to the front with the -first Cana-

ii-.tns nigh seints $500 of their tnniis di:-n vu--li-use--t. Tl-ey r-rv ii- the 23rd :ind thert-siiltitioiitzivinizthis amount reiziuietll. More of tliese warriors was iiioiw-tl by Gtiiikizlieoiigii and sec- wttut to he sent. They siilisi-ribe $100. ondetl by \\'aiitliiliheeiis. 'l`ht>se iueii (`llil‘l` SHIUDSOD Of U10 Sh€S|l@ll‘.'\V9-l\- are anxious to hi- culled upon to serve. inks \'<>l<‘ $500 HS lllP.\' HFC "\'l*l‘_V HIIX-

Thi-. .tit-ttikntiti indians of .\'oi~tiiern io--s 10 1-Ssist it- wl-1-lever \\'-v we can

i'.~iti.s11 voiiiniiiia hart- voltiiiteereit in l-clpl--g our col---try ii- l-ei' time oi' thi- seridies oi' all the l>riivt-s in their l1l‘(’<l." hand to ru-rve with the rt-giiiieiit now' Chief BUICK Pllllllv Ol' UW Pell-111115 bein): recruited :tt l’i'int:t- Rupert. Thi: 591108 if DHY`llCl1lHl`|.\' Lll`fl0lll ltflli’-l` Of

tion tit' tniigiiilicciit men. warriors are “ln great 1iiixict_v" to be

in thi- lighting line.

OFFER OF CORPS OF GUIDES, Tin- Vlilppewas ot the Tlianies send

$200 and tlte Cape (‘roker indians

The Tsinishan tribes of British Co- $500-

liitnhin have ol`1`ert~tl to lorni a corps T110 N0I`l|l Tttllllsl-<ill7\ill.\§ llldi¢\llS ot' eiiitles and the local military nn- contribute $1,000 mid while doing so tlioriiir-s tire sti‘on1:ly iii t'ii\'oi‘ o|` this llHVL‘ ill lllllltl llll’ lliSll`<‘SSl‘ll B€ll§l1\l\S. 1.11111-111.\iii. ns they linow thnt 1111111111.-li'<1i' the.\' wi---I "lo 1-Ssist il- f-lleviati--ia th- liidiiii`is of these tribes is the very Svluc ol' the niisery caused by the Eu- l- 1 11| niritci-ini for su;-h 3 Corps, ropean eoiiiiict especially through the

.'!~1- world fanioits Siotix Indians Bl‘\i§ll1Il<‘0lll\il`l’-"

lr . ~ :ilrently ii dozen of their liravgs i lii all these desceiidants of the for- willi the 10th Alberta Drzigoons iii the | 'HUF 0“'l\0l'S Of llllfi Kfefll UOIlliI\l01l lirst coiitliigciit. They are the pride ol' haVt‘- illreudy subscribed $12,350. Sov- tlie reginieiit, noble specimens 01 ertil~re1:linent.~i ol' warriors oi' uiiexcel- niiiiiliood. All thc .\l1.:oii1iuiiis wiint led l5l'0\\'ltSS will |10 rcvrtlitetl if it is to do battle, htit "inone_\' troiiiits" has coiisldered not-essziry. hi-coiiic ii tiinc-worn sayiiig in Canada In ll-is voliiievtioii there is an ex- atiid the inoiiey ond of tho 011';-rs 0|' celleiit story told licro of tue ,fzruiidsoii help niuy iippt-:il more to thi' credit- ol General llrziiit who when he lieurd lily of the people. .\nioii1:st the very lhill t`oloiii‘l (`urrlt, l\l. I’.. was 1:0- pooresl ure the (’liippewiis of Beau- illlf 10 I-Ili’ fr-'lllf Wl”Ol\‘ lIlll‘- "|lllDi1i14' t-olt-il, who live on thi- l‘hrislian ls- he would conie hack with ii liniidrt-tl lziiiils, t`hiei`_ .lloiiiisue :ind Josep.h.._Gci‘iii-.iii sciilprz iii his bclt;'.

'- “- °~ “ 11111 iiiisisl

The opeiiiiti-I ixtiiiics of the Iloys' Has- '

kethall l.eai.;ii1~ were lit-ld on Siittirdny W ` inorning at tht- Y. .\l. t‘. _-\., tit 10

o't~lo<¢k.

The lcziuis were us l`ollti\vs:

WIDAWAKES PIONEERS Mt-lzlarlit-i‘ii t'iiiiipl1<-ll littlclieiioii (lordon llughos \\'i|li:ini: Ivlcliityrt- lfi-rgiisoi_ Waye l’i°u\vst

Won l1)` liioiieers; score 250--li.

EXCELSIORS STARS S. Moore l\li:l.eotl Morris Harris l.ousoii llryeiiton 1`l_iaiiidler li. Moore l)iii1;'woll Lane

Won hy Stiirs: score 10-8.

:IA l`till line til the clioieest l‘aiia

dlan and Aiiit-i'it-:iii Toliiiccos carried lti stock--our pati-nt humitlor keeps tlioiii nlwnys pi-rfi-t-ily lresli. Mac- Kiniioii llrug (`o_. corner Greiit George uiitl Kent Streets. mtl

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Name Was Small, but Was Six Feet Four. Weighing 240 Pounds.

M(_)_\TIl,ldlA[., Ntiv. 10.--Tilt* giiint

.il thc recruits for .\lontreul'i-1 share ol the 2nd Cainndi-an contingent wus sworn in ycsteri|aY alternoon at the

vlLJ\.Ui'lii l\.il\.'n .'\|l|l()lll_\', \Vll°J|l tl. nluli named Denis Small presented himself .1lr. Small helicd his name by 11 con- sitlcrzibie majority, since he was so cull that the ineasuring machine wits not long enotittli for his stature. Ile was lotind to measure six feet four inches in height, while his chest inciisurenieiit un.; -15 inches, and 'his wei;',lit was only 230 pounds when Sffilllied. He wits found to be just as =-011|-tl us he looked and was prompt- l_\' booked l0t' service, while tliconeit problem to face the militia depart- ment will he to get H uniform iniilt

il Reliable Clocks l

The outs tlonztterl by the furiiiers in

Ilie vlt:iiiit_\‘ ol' lyltiiititgtie towartls the Ai-iiiy l-‘ie-.ld Service Fiind, will hc ro- t-clvt-_tl nt the l’. E. I. ily., on Tlturstlay und Fritlny ot' this week its cars tire hc-iii); pi'ot~.ured for their reception.

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The :inuunl gent-ral iiioctiiig of

slinreliolders ofthe l)oiiiinloii Fox Brcedliig Company, ol' Murray llnr ‘-or, l.lmlted," will ht- hcltl in the lionrd ol' Trade rooms. (‘liarlotIet.o\vii, on 'l`tiesdiiy. Dec. l. 1914, at it n, in, \\`. ll. i’R()\1\1'SE, Sei'.ly_-Tr;-us,

i1»7mstutli3i

We have an exceptionally

well selected line of plain rind omamental Clocks, they _ are some of the best Dio- duced by Canadian and Uni- ted States manufacturers. Come in and see them. Price

on wholesale lines to tit. him.

Oddly enough the next ninn pre-

ltciited for cxnii‘iii1.itioii wus tin lung- lish youth of live feet tive, with ii girth somewhere :irotind 30 inclies.He had ‘VB-lked in 25 miles lrom 1, farm neitr Terrelionne tg enlist, and was then refused its iiiirlt. This particular

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$9.75, good value.

to $13.50.

Fur $46.75

and 100.00

to 19.50 _

to 1.65, Pink Bluesetc.,

Snappy

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Priced 'Ladies Fur Q S t Choice Quality F urs

All new Furs _at before the

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iitoc_iiosssociEiv ~ The House of Quality

Popular

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Prices

Big Snaps for Early' Fur

_ Buyers _

- Black Hare Sets made up in good style large muffs with heads and tails

8 Black Dog Sets good designs for a cheap Fur, extra value at $14.75 a set Natural Wolf Muffs at $13.50, one only 37.50. Mink Marmot Muffs, large sizes $6.75 to $10.50, throws from $5.00

Several Hudson Seal Coats, sizes 36, 38 and 40 at $100.00 each Ladies Fur Collared Coats, a comfoi'table'1ining coat priced at $13.50

GTC

Wide Kimona Cloth 72 inches wide, cosy and warm, pretty shades,

Mauve, Blue, Crimson,Gi'eys and pretty combination colors, also sets for trimming Kimoria Cloth. per set $1.40. -

P/igtbiigu-Ieiow, Charlottetown

Odd Lots to close _out in all the Fashionable Shades. ‘

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Brown Wolf Set large throw and Empire Muff, an excellent wearing

Several Sets of Black Wolf, good value, priced from $24.00*to 44.00. One beautiful Raccoon Set large Muff, with heads and tails $60.00

One only Set Civet Cat $90.00.

Fox Sets in Red and Black, priced at $52.00, 78;50, 95.00 and $100.00.

Ladies and Gents Fur Caps $3.75, 4.45, and 4.90. `

Choice Mink Sets $70.00, 100.00 and 125.00. Ladies Fur Coats in Pony, Marmot and Muskrat $50.00 60.00 70.C0

Pi few furs to clear at a price too low to mention. Children’s Kimonas just like fathers or mothers, made the same and

made from the same kind of cloth, to fit children from 4 to 6 years old, $1.35

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The following is r. ilst of com-

panies wlilcli have paid dividends oit account. for 1914. Most ot these coni- pnnles expect to pay iidtlltloiizil divid- end inter: Spring Park .... _ . . . . . . . . ._ . . . .10 Prince Albert . . . . . . . . ._.....l0

(More soon)

Rayner lnteriiutioiiiil . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Declarcd 40, paid 20 lt. J. McNeill Co.. ..cash '50, stock 50

later.

Rayner Stonchurst Sliver

Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...pald 200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow

Fox Co . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . ... paid 20

B. l. Rayner, West Gort-.,

N. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......paid 105

Black Prince Fox Co.........paid 50 General Fur Farms, Ltd. _ .paid 12

(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)

Mount Edward . . . . . . . . . . . ...paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray llariicr . . _ . . . .._ ..i~iish 30

(More soon)

Upton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ._.casli, 10

llllore soon)

Westmoreland Silver &

Pntcli Co. ‘......cash, 35, stock, 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . ...cash. 15

(Added three pairs)

Criipaud Fox Conipniiy.._...cash, 40

Willow Hill Fox (lo. :th pci- cent caisli New London Fox ntiti imrin |.niiiis,

Ltd., 200 pcr cent. cash, and more later. . ltoyal.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.110 l)undiis.... _.300 cash and 200 stock Seal Rlver.... _.16

youth had come to Canada to llnlsh his education heiiig onl_\ 18. llc hurl Worhcrl it Year on it farm. lot' hoard

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P1009. and the men were each pres.

Dlnmoiid . . . . . ...................30 ltogt-rs Paton . . . . . ... .. ._ ._ ...10 (More later.)

The. l~`i‘c-cluiitl Silver iiiaclt I-‘ox (`.ti..

l.ttl., hits ptiid it dividend of 50 pei' cent. in stock.

The l`iii‘i'titliers Silver lilaivk l~`ox t`o.

hits pziid ii ill) per cent. 1-iisli tlivideiid oiil of ii tleclzired ilivitlt-iid of llll. An nildltioiiiil suni will lit- pnid ail`tt‘i‘ the gi.-iiernl iiieeliiiiz on Di-1'. S. lit-ixitl . . . . . . . . . . . ... ......1ti 1’tirt- Ciiiiztillnii Sll. lllk Fox (`o., 40

niid 125 per cent litter.

lliehnioiid Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.

more later. l’roviiicinl Silver Hlnck Fox <‘o., 40

por cent. rush. wltli iuore to follow lnlr-r. Sovereiirii S. ll. F. C0., cash . . . ...l5

(From 4 pairs)

l’L‘ct'lt-ss ..i

lnud hnluiice after Jutiuiiry lst.-

ldllis River Black Beauty Fox (‘o..

l.ltl......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-60

(With 60 or 70 litter.)

llurkctt. S. ll. F. Co.. .‘ . . . . . . . . . ...l0

tautl two foxes added to stock)

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The Connaught Company’s

Foxes are now in the Ranch

The Foxes

are now in the ranch, and the

caretaker reports the animals in good con- dition, so that prospects for thenext breed- Intl season are th; brightest.

Stock in the Connaught Pedigrecd Black

Foxes, Limited, is fully paid and non-asses- sable. The foxes are capitalized at $15000

wu,_.,.S’ and sum he _had been kept toulented with smoking siipplios from the husy to gmu He ,md been Bent 0“t.Socif_-ty for the Prevention tif Cruelty from a home in liiigliind, and hadlto `\nm_.`als' S"hEf”q“""U»V ‘mf Vcts- ilut i-- it yeni' on ti nirm near Terre-|m‘"°h°‘| ""5 ""‘“k"‘H H Vlfllv f-nv at-~ oonne, where one of his lighter pleas-ipeamnce' It 'H “pected thllt U10 UV0 tires was milking ti dozen cows helore'cmpB Wm mmf Un pmswd fumcl' 1*’ dt-yllizht, in ritidition to the 01-riiniirv igm the mt £“""‘”“" “intl-stent. in iarm work. iie said he had leit. the unpiand "nd ac°‘""p““y them 'U 'lil' .'iirm with ii pncket of sandwiches as comment' , the result U' his “vs work nd| liver ii. thousund French Fiingditiii

Y a _

was anxious to get somethin! r'ea1 to r°°r“"'E are "°"",,h‘ 5""""\“‘ U' 5!-

1i<1. He was round to be 1iiiog¢ther“'°'“"° "."“‘ ""’,;'2"‘l- “L” “°1"=“"-1-* too attenuated for military service. ,lioyal (nnBdie"’ “nder vm' (l“""""~ so DL Pavey gave him H ucket to Ihls includes 135 men iind l-ur 1-.lic. the Meuriinq Institute. 1°" “°‘“ Q“""°°' 1* ‘S "X0"-~“-1 ll---I Similar instances, in modified de» the banana" Wm 50°" have its ml"

grae were encountered nt the other equipment' as 'Our °""'p'mi,°9 "“' "i Varnmnesy when, the lack of employ the eight have already i~11t-eiv.-1lt‘it~;r ment had led many tnnnilestly unllt. uniforms and "h°.'°"" "I _Nw "“‘P7"; " as wan as many very good meh' to are expected wit.‘i.n it levi dau., e'nllS‘t. TWt’»TllZ_\'-live |\lP'n Ware pBB;l6i]|p_,il lug;-_-_Q at. the Vics’ armory, nearly thirty~

at the Hlghlnnders and about as ' Do not initter many at the llrenadier Guards the f{'g°|:‘,“,'; 4°¥,}:;'~d3§ men heinll sent along, to the barracks ing. or 'l5rotrud. on mi street in attachments. 1 ~ 1';g¢rl’,l°l;>,-=- N1-

At the barracks the regular worl; ntlgn i-eqtii&b,'

was going on, with nearly 750 msn on Dr. Uhiue's Oln ent will rellovo you et imc; parade ln the two regiments, count-|§2,‘f|°',;’_ X,'f'°|,~':|",;§1§’§',§°_‘°3%;°':§’f¢’,’§,\,,;'§}_| ing the company at the Guards' ar- Toronto. Sem!-1° 5°* fwellyon montlontl# morv. Botti the zririi and zitii Regt- '*"“*““°“°‘”‘”“°°“‘”‘"‘°°"°°"'**' » ments: hm! r-mite mnrchiu: in the

per pair, which is. the lowest of the law on a straight common stock basis. The quality of the foxes is the highest-the rancher is a mari who has an excellent record-the Company has an "actual cost" ranching arrangement, so that everything is favorable to the C‘JmDanY for Hood returns-big profits. _

Call or write for prospectus and full information.

Connaught Petligreerl Black Foxes, Ltd.

Cameron Block-Box 54-Charlottetown ‘

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` For Sale

1 pair Class B. foxes. 1 four year old driving

mare. quiet and used to Autos.

WANTED __

2 Female S. B. Foxes. Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER

FOX COMPANY, LIMITED. There is onlya limited amount ot this stock for sale now. intending Inves- tors should communicate with us at once.

The Farm Stock 8Fox Exchanrm 'nf D- I _