N.. hesive Plaster, Absorb-

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THE CHARTDTTETOWN GUARDIAN AG THR

age for emergency' needs.

It contains all the nec-

. .¢gr-,sry articles rv-quired _ f` in suchcases and also for ’ every clay wants.

‘ 'In it you will find Ad-

ent Cotion,Corn Planters, Digestive/Tablets, Toilet Soaps, Talcurn Powder,

Cream, etc.

_ _ These- goods are made by

johnson & Johnson and are put up _in this way for advert- ising purposes.

~ begin tojpay for this pack- "` age. and _as we have only_a ` limited number you should ._._ procure one immediately.

s E.A.Foster

Central Drugstore `

Sunnyside

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Now ls The Time

To Start E, Success

Don’t procrastinate-don’t

delay.-sbut see now, TODAY, about taking up that course _with __ the Union Commercial College. If you’re looking for promotion, for more congenial work, you need to prepare yourself for it-and the U. C C. is the. one place to get proper training

Write _for _Cosmopoliie Mc.

]'n.i:osh’slnapp_reciation, “A Lit- tle _journey to aGood School", and a copy of our year book to Principal Moran.

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Commercic_1l` R College

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Canadian Government liaihvaysff Prince Edward Island

Railway V

Nova .Scotia Exhibition- ` ~ ‘~n.nn... N. s.

Se`ptr'._mber~3rd- to iith. 1913.

P. E" I’ Railway agents will

issne_`_at first class one way far: September and to :oth inclusive. Return limit September rath. and at SPECIAL REDUCED FARES as follows: --

All ststlors, 'l"g'-’s‘\, Cape Trn-

verse ard North Wiltshi e inclu- 'si\‘e. also from 'stsatioisonr Mturai Hnrlior Bynncli on September 2115 Return l-mit Se; ti n\b:r 5th

All station`§,"Btdf.>rd, Sonris.

Eliuiralf Montague ' and Géorge- tuwn 'ificlpsive on 3rd. September. `R_`ei urn, liiziit Septemb_er`5i11,- - ` ~ Call on nearest agent -for further. innrmsuos, ~ ° _ ' `"` " H. H. MELANSON,

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music Lessons

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Prot. D. Mclntyre, wil- Bal.. E118-. in now preperedw receive pupils for Piano, organ, singing, _ harmony. counterpoint and composition. Late 01% methods, but tuition. Voter t-"ted and expert -advice limi- A ‘ dmc, Studio, Zion Church. 1397-

. Th” Guardian has an tus Homin “iid other news and the SWEET satisfaction of being tho HQME P81101* for Prince Edward 1g1,mq_

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_.°Subscribers and others are asked to remit by Money Order or by Reg- i5t°’°d L°i¢l1°I`."1`.lie Guardian is not responsible ior` romittances iorwnrdod otherwise than as above, ME'¢1_

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’The Guardian wclccmos 'reliable

MW! from persons throughout this Province. All such items should he mailed to "The Guardian News Dcl>t." Charlottetown, immediately after the evcnt, etc., have transpir- °<i- unc:

"GWKK shorthand and touch type- W1°1i1il\K.tH\1sht by expert,_populnr t€&Cl10I‘l. in the cleanest, brightest and best equipped class-room in the Mariti-mo Provinces-- that is what is offered shorthand students ac the Union Commercial College. Fall term begins next Tuesday, Bept. Zud, Wrltc to Principal Moran for full Particulars. 1186-B-29M3i.

*FORTY-TWO THOUSAND, TWO hundred and sixteen Typewritors 'made by the Remington Typewriter Com- puny are used for instruction pur- poses along in the schools of this con- tinent'-This is to have young men and women for the_ universal demand for Remington and Smith Premier op- erators. A Milne' Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 1217-8-30M3i. --_. “Principal Moran of the Union

Commercial College _has graduai'.ed_ more shorthand writers than all oth-f er teachers in this Province combin- ed. It requires a teacher of wide ex-_ perience to teach _ shorthand success- fully-Mr. " Moran has had fifteen years of wide and varied practice, _If__ you intend taking up stehography you should get in_tonch with Prlnci-_ pal Moran without delay. You" can ses him at he College, in the Royal Bank Build g. 1186-8-29M3l_.

“The class-rooms of the Union Coin-`

mercial College inthe Royal Bank Building, are the best located, most up-to-date and thoroughly equipped _oi any similar institution in the Maritime Provinces. The entire third floor of the building is used by the College, all the latest conveniences- nnd modern improvements are instal- lcii, each department is separated from tho others by a glass partition. Each student gets direct individu'nl in traction-no one is neglected;-~ ev ry one, __h_aQ._i;h9, _same chance bi wi ming one of thc many prizes of-= for d at the end of the year. ._ -\‘Ydu.

should got your copy ,oi _this yeaxls prospectus _from Principal Mora ,, Royal Bank Building. 1186-8-29M3i. i ’ C » 'i

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The following registered on Satur-

day at tho Victoria Hotel:-H. McEwen, Morell; W. Hn Prowso, Mur- rny Harbor; \J.W. Tilly Ryun, Monc- ton, J. W. Carrutllcrs, Montague; ~Mr. and.Mrs. A. A. Bryan. Baillie more; Miss V. Chartcris, Baltimore; A. Cliarteris, Baltimore; J. D. Malp- Intyro, Montague; F.. A. Fryers, Moncton; Capt. G, 'Huston, Halifax; L. ,C, Miller, Vun,Hort, 0.; lil. Poli- gniu, Montreal; F. C. Jones, Monc- ton; G. G. Gillot,,_Montreal; Dr. and Mrs. Chisholm, MQnt\‘cnl;,Mlss Flor- lsnco Chisholm, Westville; W. H. Pat- torson, Montreal; F. H. Holgahr, Toronto; Mrs. R. A. McDonald, Pic- tou; Miss Winnie F. C-l‘Btf»0l1. l"i°t0\i1 F. L. Schultz, Mo_nci:.on; J. W. and Mrs. Rallies, Boston; W. J. Hender- son, Now_ Glasgow; Wm. E. Cross, New Orleans, La. i . _

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Tho following registered nt the

Queen Hotel cm Sntllrdoyz-Miss A. Matheson, Mins.L. M. __Vnnlderstine,` st. rotors: rr. Fruenv. Norwood.

0,; Mig?) Ruby Anderson, Boston; A. white, _leasant Bay; A. A. Archi- bald, Truro. _ .-

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-_Annoying-1_ nanamii

Will _mal¢e=Can_ada a_ Bald-

h'ea_de_d ,_ Nation if not ChC¢l¢Qd'a J

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M. Pasteur the _greet French Physif-

cian of Patis, once said! “I bailey; we shall one day rid the wo_r_ld

nil- discnauvcaused by BOUN- nsnanim isrcsusso by semi." ° im

accepted by all. physicians.

Dnndruibis -'the'r‘oo`t of all hair evils. It it were not for the~little. destructive germs working with _a_ persistency.wortliy of in batter cause, there wo\lld__be 11,0 _P_%ld“°|°- , 1 -.Parisian :.Bqi_\-- will kill the dan- d,.,,g.;",.m|, _mnnrcmovc dnndruiif in two wnk|~oi1‘1'mhnov.’hsch u

“Id abjtldllllfntl d lu tr into tho hair

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and Dl"c3l&.$'ld'°g"".\ll'“|F!’ 3'* .It isp e' *hair drelsi ‘mar issuer asineiiyg “"4 nom groan ssc st neu.. It 1-

_- th Stem

i!iill:)iilll"w:i>`1hmc'*fTsllslocia1‘.vcl0e °_i_» fascinating hair. " ___ ’ Comes in large Btbccnt ottlb

oss. _m. nugns¢»ssa1_°»\ins drjirlmj

sr" lo every _.'._»_» ; ii Keds ln Canada bY%1%°l ir-

Is a convenient pack- n- Mr. R. nmol. oi sr. Dnnsunrs col-_ standard of morality characteristic 01 . '_

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night. He leaves Charlottetown for i?-isquid..thil.‘ty~|_|even years ago, the

Church at that luce. Rev. Father

Father Gillis at Holy Rosary Parish,

BASEBALL OFF-The baseball game advertised to be played ni; the.- A.A.A.A. Grounds this morninfi will* not take place, the Sumrnerside team

posed guflle was anxiously looked for- ward to hy the baseball fans. It ' is through nn fault of the Abegweit A.A. A.,however,as the first they knew oflit being oil was a letter from Summer- side at the last moment, stating that they were not coming.

POPULAR BANK OFFICIAL -Mr.

Fairweather, who has been account- ant of the Bank of Nova. Scotia, Charlottetown, for about two and a half years has been transferred to Sit. _John and leaves for that place on Wednesday next. Mr. Fairweather- hns been a_ capableand obliging offl- cial and excellent citizen, and has many friends in Gh'ti_iwn, who, while wishing him' `we_ll in the new sphere of labor will deeply regret his do- parture. He will be succeeded here by Mr. W. E._Sinc_1air, _1i'a_lte_ fnccfountont at chicago, 1n_. __ __ '__

DsiooRA'rIoN DAY-_'Tue ‘ odd Fol- lows of Charlottetown yesterday ob- served the annual decoration dny of the Order- _In the afternoon the Charlottetown Lodges, Wildey and St. Lawrence, headed _by the. Chariot- mom. srsss Bnn'd,_‘ar_n1 jivrsrsnsllea by Msior'we..rs; nisr¢u`so tothe Peo- ple’s“ cemetery where the graves of the deceased ' breti`r'rel1` ` were d'él:ora.ted. P. G. M, J. F. Wheat, acted as Noble ‘Grnnd. I". G. Mr. Joltil Mc`L'aughlan as Secretary and“Mr. G."W. McLeod us (‘.hnplnln.‘ The’ 'groves iri the Old English (‘-ometcry, Sherwood and St,

the morning'ny_~a comrn1ctl4s'."_"_ _

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(From Satnrds.y’s Evening Guardian)

MR. JOHN _MCKINNON. __

It is with `sinc'ere regret that The

Guardian chronicles the death of Mr`. John McKinnon, which sad event took plncoat his home at Nautrage, Monticello, on Wednesday, 20th iust

splendid physique, was in his usual- vigorous health up to within u few* days of his death, when hc was striciven _with the illness which, des-_ to the best ctlorts of medical skll

three years ago, and there spent practically thc whole of`his lilo, on the old homestead farm. Hc was n man of sterling character, a hard- working, practical farmer, who by dint honest industry built up a mug- niticent property, and at his com- fortable home the weary Wayfarer .was always sure of a kind and hos- pitable welcome. ‘ _ .

Honest in his dealings, faithful to his iriends, and ever ready to assist any undertaking for the common

qualified respect and esteem of the community in which he lived, and his name will ever be associated withonll ‘rhat is noble,H good and-true. ' .

His illness he bore with Christian

enity which marked the whole c0uIԤe_

his holovc`d_ Pastor, Rav. K. C. Mo- Phorson, and died- fortified by\=hhe

seen at St. Mnrgsr-et's Church; the large number who came to pay their last tribute oi respact__borc elo‘l\l¢l1'-f testimony to the general esteem in which the deceased was held. The which the deceased was henld: The

_I"Aa'tor,_ a_f_t`er_ w_hich` tlfp remlt_tns` v`e`rc nom" to the amazes? _sua su that _

--3;_fr-»f.--f-?1.="r’°°i-i. »-=»~°1»f shoots. if “ss @ |~_

r'nsn'w`a| cunli_gIil;d. o its intrest ng

__ Wm ata itching m_‘p_ mm* fplsnd. The func nl. arrangements were

nfl nd Blish tho*-hair grew thief ’i‘i‘4°"°tl"*i‘i'“l'1°°'°"‘U“i“£"°*°r' W' _ ge. . .,_g . ~ ~ ~ ' ’

L. Dingwell of Souris and were nd' mirnbly conducted. The Phil \>°M”°l'l

wow ph _ Mello ern, Pbeglsl Mc- Donsld,J_,phn <’I*l& J;@_l3Fgt\f\. 'Angus ‘ - 3"' ,nm -_ ._ .ts .

.4 . ' by# ing wi- ;dlgI°}|irld“lsr$Imly blytliggdubirns and

r__';vo_tf~dsuglltere, Daniel in California. a

|r§ul',J.°_ _and Pill! at home, __Mi;s.,

OPEBNICP:-l0"l '*"'M“!°~_| Mn'

' *rw 1 %o __»snd`%ice -ond

M at; hprnc, to all oi whom in sz " etlilnp sympathy in tnsir sail bereavement. R. I. P.

pooch oo., Lic., rcrtliriv. 0\\t~

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r srrunr we ' e ‘ Eiiliiilir liliiiillll ~~ ---M -»» »~

` . ‘ . .. . it_|_,._l_i_or_i_est and uprightin all his _

' Oiohll emi e r BG!-1001.3 is dealings izictfll ollmrii in tiim be i I W

‘ _YU ,_ ` ilrtilll liatlie e|llu'nli\‘lrCu.l|‘=;:¢ tctown PnblicRB¢il1§1<i‘lIii_r'al`<ilricnCltlg.iri(dl‘_- .cvoliiird Ii? 'was' iiolosilng slid edxlitiillil Th Th|'°W "WW ¢h° °ld'i“h'°“°d 'mn' with

_. l¢°°mncyorder.Hinimnm¢|rs row sept. 2nd alter the summer ~soa.¢,,¢|.,, und and ,,g,¢¢,¢m..cs~1.i~ota. ~ A e ’ hor handles, or the spring handles that rattle

"'§':{f;“",f“_¢°|';*;h _ ch I hcliiiays. ' sipna: also by his friends who sd- ' - _ loose and come oti.. _ ___ ... _.::__.»- ¢° I ” U °|\' -°--' mired his manly principles and high _ _

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assistant to Mgr. Phelan at Vernon and Welland, Wallace and Miss Alice

oi Georgetown. deceased was held was clearly evi-

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D t ' 11 . . ,. ~ - ' . uns aus Co age has been appointed Miss Margaret teacher, in Cardigan _ ` _ = _ no spring to become weak a_nd_w0__k l°o_se__ It _S River, replacing Father Crolren, nov; _ut home. The esteem in whiclr the A _0 _ - lockgd by a lever that holds it t|ght_and rigid. To `

d d __ th 1 ___ .h __ 6 ,l lil loosen it igimpossiblp except by lifting the _l_evi_r. _

. *_* B060 Y: e MEG mlm er W 0011 - /" I " i The hermo-ce is an air space aroun t e ISLAND PRIESTS WEST-Rev, A. cd at the home during the honrs of _ I i [gp and sides of the iron, permitting Kilt! ll¢if I0 B- MCD0I\8id. formerly of St. Dun- bereavement to o_llel‘ tl19ir__sym-puthy f \ gr _ . l h - - rf This means 3 stan’s College staff, City, who left to the grief stricken parents, brothers \ 1 _ _ _ _/--' b .__ radiate on y at t _e ironing su ace. _ h ld here some tlms ago for Winnipeg has and sisters. and also by the mpgs ‘ /' cool handle-an iron that heats quickly and o s

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left _ Winnipeg for Calgary to labolv concourse that follsxwcd the remains for the ministry oi the Catholic to Mt. Stewart cometcry on w9dneB_

P . K -

J. J. Johnston, formerly of Char- enty carriages. " ' lottctown is now assisting Rev.. »_..-_._-_._»_ ._-._.__ __ '

declining to como to Charlottetown! _every way,,,-gbsolntoly, pm-6;__d0e,,n'¢, This is very regrettable as the pro- injure the finest artificial plates,

Peter’s 'ccrnciterlés were ‘ifecoratcd` irl

f|~ke‘m,c,,aS,,d_ who was B mm, ui_.'sé`oi!‘1i:`d~`lzo1enjoy themselves to the

vi ' l. ‘l-_ _ - - ._ andthe untirlng minlstrations of a-5 "°“i* B"-‘" realized' _ ‘.*m9"i! H1080

I vi mmm _ ' th d v d f _ pncg_cnt_wore Mr. _and Mrs. Woods und t;l.ng y m 0 en pro 0 a `tM'r. Wickctt, Old Town, Mollie. Tino

He WM born at Naufmze seventy. (joyous crowd left. thd'grountls.about.

good, the deceased enjoyed the _ _Batluday issnc._ __

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fortitude and that calmness- and sou-_.P°'h__ ___.,~ ._ _,___-_ ‘. -_

or his long and useful his were v_.»lru-F.,_,,,l__' _.__ _..._ . _ him to the emi. He was attended -‘hy M,,w,`m_ _ _ » ,

funeral service was conducted, by '_t.hc `__ 1 ' ._,, .__ " _

nl due Y-0 heart failure. Mr Birt.

day afternoon there bein about scv

lowest prfltcs. 1 ..- _ 9-23Mtf.

1 .

itil!! 6"? Went ‘.11 r_e$1-todd morn. psstsgitiy, iosxa|r’~fPciiri_ “roofs Pasco It is different to the common in

IJl°9V0l1t9- d€ClW» hardens the gums and keeps the teeth_healthy-promoi;- es .oral righteousness. Price 25c. The Muc'Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts.- Mti.

HIVEHSIUE HULSTEINS LEl»&EilIiK‘iS.SUEElSES

Messrs. Leu. and Clark‘s_ exhibits of

dairy cattle, Holstelus, which carried oil tlxo principal prizes at Brandon as licliortcii in The Gnn.r~diun ai. the time, continued their success and car- ried all before them at the subsequent shows ut Regina, susrstoon and Eo- monton. At the last named place they carried off the grand champion gold medal in the female class. The nrm likewise carried off the champion- ship medal for bull calves, their ex- hihit in this class' being subsequently _acquired by the British Columbia _Government for $1,000.

Mr. Lua and Mr. Clark leave for

Halifax to-day with another herd of cattle for the exhbitlon there, and doubtless they will be equally suc- cesscssful.

-CLINTON.-Tho grain crops in

this locality -ure of immense quality and there is every' prospect of un fabundnnt. harvest.-Miss Sadie Wood- side and *Miss Carrie Easter have ‘ taken-‘thai responsibilities of' school- teaching here." Their friends hope the .school will make good progress dur- ing' the coming year.-A, hi. Reeves, lnerchant, has added many modern improvements to his store and is do- _ing a. large business.-Mr. Lcsfie Poynter, Burlington, pa-id a visit to Maple' Grove, Clinton, recently.--Mr. John"Dunning has his comrnodious ,new dwelling' nearing completion. The 'c'ontr`rwtf‘has‘-been inthe hands of Mr. Samuef"I'1nnnlng, Clinton.-The Mur- »ga.ts'und*Clinton Sunday schools hold their’u|mual‘ S. S. Picnic on Tuesday, »Ai|g‘. '26t.h, ln"thc field adjoining the rcsl'dcncf,- of Mr. M. S. Woodside. The _day was an ideal one and everyone

_ qa_ti/.'».'1`lIi> htlbles were loaded with xyllizlihsgddd things desirable. The crriidrhri ' played all sorts of games, __an_d__rncing and athletic sports were 1` llillgcd in Ice cream was solil ani

seven o‘clock,nnd many of the young folk attcndcrl ‘ thc ice cream festival _at Clinton the _same evening.

#Tim m.nny'_fi;lcItds oi"_M'i‘. John _W, ‘

Walker, Kelvin, will bo sorry to lcurn that hc lies very ill at his _home sui- fering from appencidltis. _ "

- MON'1"AGUs'~MARi<s'rs

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Corrected for every Wednesday and

Potatoes » ' Bects,per dol. '

Lord, per lb. _ Beal (llilall) 'D01' lb. _ 8 to‘16 Beef' (quarter-')» por -it ° 5; to

~ 9 to 10) ' 10 to 14 = 9 to 13 '- 8 to 12 _I4 to 25

12

"14 to 16

Lamb per lboismall-) ~

Butter

last mes or tue Holy _ onumn, or g§f:'__'_lf"__‘l°' ._ __ _.40 to which he was a devout member. -~ , Hay (Fund) __ ' |12 to ug

The funeral which took -place-on Hay (Loon) _ _ , ,gn go ug

Friday was one of the largest 'ever__pmk_ __ ___ _ _ ._,__ ,___-1* m 9;

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lege, is booked to sing at a concert ons_~who aimed for the higher things ` ' "' _ _, , 1 . ; to bc held at Miscouoho tomorrow iu,lifo. The deceased was born _ in ~_ -

Miscouche this morning and will rs- son oi.John Birt and Isabel Beer and

main there for the rest of the week; 'the eldest .of _ _family of twelve, all __ FOR vERNoN_rl;'nn.-R F cb lit' whiml iillitéllie ,limo Im Ola iilunl Hblds the l

_ ev. a - ury. o '_ ; ran _, yrusan rs. ._ _

or Dutiy, recently ordained to tho George'Pigott: in Saska.t:chew_%i1i Mrs.

Holy Priesthood, and who was to no Frank Wormwsll and Miss Selina in attached to the teaching stat! oi St., Boston. Mrs. Robery DochcrtY and

Sad- irons

are perfect from handle to face. The handle has '

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V ' Price Per Set $2.50 .

Regina; _ nsuntsin, asus oo. for best cost, __ - -1 `

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--In Our Annex on Grafton Street-- _

Where these goods are shown is over-flowing with many latest devices for

labor saving. Here's where you will be certain of getting anything you have heard about in our line. It would do yougood to drop in and glance over our large assort- ment. It includes Rich Cut Glass, Aluminum ware, Enamel and Tlnware, Bath Room Fittings, Nickel Plated ware. Brass Goods, etc, etc. This p‘ace is sparkling with new bright clean goods all the time.

Call in and lcok them over.

Wh°l°=»'= The Rogers Hardware Co. Ltdi Rm" Queen St-Grafton St.

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Mr. Henry Hughes, one of the cnor- -

frctic farmers of Scotchinrt, lmsl purchased it iino driving horso from

parties in (.li1arlottetowu.~S.

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:\:To those who prefer the powder- d form oi dontiirice, Rexall Pearl

Tooth Powder satisfies every need. i It is absolutely pure, grltless, clenn- _- ses the teeth, purified the mouth and .

thr'ont,` hardens the gums and des- troys all oral bacteria. Price 25c. The MacKinnon Drug C0., Corner Great George and Kent. sts. Mtf.

For Chilly Nights and that Cold

you canget

Room ...........

better 'than the smokele ss

HORSE NOTES

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to sunny warmth -and

n ru . ‘_ ff l' ~ 'f has every improvement a lv lj N Ely good heater should have.

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_,dt F ennell £9

_ _,hill Chandler

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£5" 5 3'/iii in” .>`»,_,. .Z-le 12'” \

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6d6i‘lc's§,' Perfection Oil

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°‘.‘“‘.‘I“” iii Diinnis Fedigreed -Foxes bidi.,

...tvs . __~ __ I. Walter Jones. Sec’y-Trleas. Charlottetown.

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I edi-greed lack Q___1_c_res_ I

Here,_i~: a black fox proposition free from barren breeding stock, free from

“watered” capital stock and with every prospect of giving a splendid return for every cent invested.

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Consider These Points

IOHN R. DINNIS, the manager of the ranch, will give the animals owned

bythe john-R. i)inn.is'Pedigreed Foxes, Ltd., personal attention. Mr. Dinnis is the most successful large rancher -7 p. c. of all silver and black fixes born in 1913 the world, over were produced in his ranch. He has taxes to pay on 48 pups - the largestnumber in any ranch in the world.

THE FOXES owned by this company are the pick of the 48 black beauties

in the Dinnts R<moh.- Four of them have been secured from the Royalty Black Fox Lo., which secured from three young pairs a return of sixteen pups. The others are from litters of 6's, 5‘s and 4’s-the most prol\iic stock from the most productive strains. ,__ I _

The foxes can be seen in the ranch at any time by arrangement with Mr.

Dinnis. . Resulisare more secure if you iigure on pups alr’ady in the ranch than on “options for September delivery.”

THE RANCH has the best location of any in the P ovince, the most up-to-

date facilities and equipment. Mr. Dinnis. the man~ger,is issisted by a capable staff of assistants. -

_Stock Fast---

Of thesabscrlbei capital ($123,003) _nearly itroopoo has alrcad, been cover-

ed. You had better come in on this quickly.

Payments, xo per cent on applicaticn, 40 per cent Septetnb;r arth, 50 per

cent November 15th.

S..nd for prospectus and all information to the Secret ary-Treasurer.

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