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Taming A Cowboy A Western Drama by the American Film Co of the sort that’s sure to please

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TO PROMOTERS of Fox Com-PIU!-

iog or Investors wishing to place their money in reliable Companllel. We would gay: S99 the Ccntlllelldl FOX Exchange and Investment ColllP““Yi Newson Block, Charlottetown.

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WOMENS INS’!‘I’1‘UTES.- Mrs.A. E. Dunhreck and Miss Helena G. Mc- donald will meet the ladies oi the Womeofs Institute at Marshfield at 3 o'clock`in the Hall at that place on the 29th -instant, when »a_ cordial invitation is extended to all those

» » interested.

Watch for Colleen Bawn--Judith of Bethulia-I IN WF H0g;,;_;L__Mm_ M,

f`ollin_. of Souris, came to the city yesterday and was conveyed by the ambulance to the P.E.I. Hospital suhering from peritonitis nnd appen- dzcitis. Miss Grace Mitchell ac- companied the sick girl to t-he hos-

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YOUR NEW BOAT

LAST DAY-Today is the last day

on which entries can ln- made for the

-Tune 3 horse races. The classes are 2.19 trot nnd nace, nurse $200; 2.30

The Winter season is passing rapidly and the Spring may _come mics, nurse $100; ,me 2.24 trot, pm.-

along and find you without the boat that you require in _your business. se $100. 'mis entrance res is 5 pn

We have booked a great many orders and arc still booking fte cent. .sna entries .ire is he made

Spring delivery for va 'ious styles, and would suggest hat you wrior with Mr- _flhwrles Slmsllwood, secre-

tnrv This race mwflng hurl ri0W bt-

us your requirements. _ 605,; n mmm, ,,x,,,,,e and . much

We build any style of boat from an ordinary Row Boat to an interest ,S being taken in “_

Ocean Going Cruiser, and are satislied that we can suit you in any-~ ___, thing you want in the boat line. imrrrnns pA'ri~‘,N'r GRANTED.-

Wednesd inht’s meeting of the

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xecutive nnnc s 0 fronted for the incorporation of the

SOURISI P' E' I' :following coir-ponies, with the capi-

l198-2-13lVlflTlWtf tnlizntinn set napa-inst their nmnes:

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I-I Co., Ld., 5105.000: The Globe For

grade Crosses.

Any parties considering the purchase of westem

Silver Black or Cross Foxes should look over this shipment before purchasing elsewhere, as we believe that it will be one of the best lots of Foxes ever rec- ieved on the Island. These Foxes will be direct from our ranch at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

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-W chusetts Fox Exchange.

W. B. PURDY, Manager 161 Queen St

' Charlottetown, P. E. I.

“‘.vch'~nr-s Rf Awncies. Tal., 5530.000: The Fnrnnus Silver Pluck F if Cn

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- - T:`l__ $180_()0Il» '|`lir- Victnr Silver

Massachusetts Fox Exchange

Will receive about the lst of June zi large ship-

ment of Foxes from Saskatchwan and the Peace River District consisting of Silver Black and high

Blltck F'nX Cn.. Lrl.. $100,000. nll nl Qiiirivnnrgiripg Roqers--§l',eWnl‘lZ Ranches, T.ri. (_s~u\~ir»¢-t *ft rhnnryn nf nnmel $2” "fill f‘-lim‘lof_+»=t0\\'n° °“““- vrerniile 'lli"~" Po.. "` 'l,. -"“.“"". .Qnmmersiilvn 1.’/\e»if~r~l\~i_f_-im /if-ful-i»11nf\ .‘-s T?-r-nov-:ls l\l'n»iv‘-»\rrf°v\t¢= T.imitr\°. .\'u$1_0(lll. Qllmrnersiiile. .Q»\r~r\lnmnnl’nrv. `If\**»=rs nf-it-wit' were "rnnted +n the Willow I-lill Co.. l/fl.. tr- "“or\i’_e ‘"4 v\~'w\l\ to that nf “'l‘h~° Wiillrxw llill Silver Black Fox Co., l.d.." and to increase the stock from $11.400 £0 $450,000. L

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When through old ` _ ` age the bodily _

functions become sluggish, _ _t

Na-Dru-Co Laxatives give gentle, timely and _ effective aid, without - discomfort or distress. ‘

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C STARTED » SOW'ING»~i‘_:lfl'. Frank Exflll. Mt; Fltewsrt. 'wal the first

lu Ma<=Nevin took place on Tuesday,

dole, to Argyle sims cemetery. 'rue services et the house ‘and grave were Performed by the Rev. D. MacLean

°0"f°5S¢d to a Vi0lRf1ion of the In- W

ceeded With for some time and it is

is continued .-J .

APPOINTMENTS MADE. -At 1, W€d“9HdBY'S meeting of the Executive

made. ,The Sheriils of the three coun- ties were re-niiiiointed, wiiiie Judge ,, Blanchard was re-nppfyi-nted mm-||_|ep , and Chairman »of the `Board 0!

the .ensuing term 0( your years, t Francis Joseni. Curran, Barrister of

pointed Commissioner in Queblec for the administration of oat-hs for use in this province. _

. gi, » METHODIST DIS'IlRIG'1‘ MEET-

TNH. - 'l`he annual bneeting of the Clmrlottetown District willbehiril-d in the Methodist (‘hurch, ("0i‘nw»all, on; June 3rd. The Ministerial Session will begin at 9.30 a. in, on June 3rd, the General Session at 2 p. m.; ond in the evening, at 7.30, there will be an xulclress by Rev. J. L. Dawson, B.A., followed by the cele- bration of the Sacrament of the ‘Lord's Supper. On Thursday even- ing there will lie 3 public meeting in the interests of Sunday Scnooi work when addresses will be given by the Revs. E. E. Styles nn-d E. A. West- mgrelaiid. .

S()l\’ll" l"iXCI'I‘l0lVl`EN'.l‘.- Consider-

irhlc excitement was caused vcsterdny n.n~iiing when n horse owned hy tht Revere llotel, and which was nttauh- nl to f- sloven,_ startedto run llow.ii Gr(-:it George street at ii _'lost piice. The driver lost co_i1_ts0_l of the_1l0I'Bi! ond thi a.‘iiiin‘nl swinging around Cr.|hbc's Corner into Grafton street, the sloveii wus -brought into colli- sion with the pony team ol' Mr. Au- brey Mutch. At the time of the nc- cidcnf., Mr. Ernest _l_\`n_rqiiiiai'son was stzmlliiig- hr the side of thc__wug\un tnlliing to Mr. Mutch, 'Iii the colli- sion Mr. Fimiuhvuijson wins struck and slightly injured. The pony wagon wus iilso iidiiiuged considerably. The i'iiii.'iw:\y c<.ntinued on his wild dnsh up Griiiton street ifinus his driver, who had deserted meaiiwhfile. Oppo- site ll/hite's coiifuctioiiery store, .~_- otlier collision occurred, the nninmi in lm' blind esciipnde jumping upon H19 U\D2‘0ss wu.-gon of Mr. Von Gln;-e Guy with th-c result that thiit vchi-

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_férmer in thi-s section to sow wheat vgsgei is the Wllivll he did on Tuesday the l9t-h. C;-grits," which, s

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.FUNERA|L4'I.`he funeral of-Mr. Col having recently

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Mr. MacNevin was in the - 25th year by Bgvumi

Of his age and leaves behind two _ A,-thu,

bl'0l”fh9|'S and two sisters; ‘ man being

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SERIOUS OFFENCE. -Before Stp, and 241 tons

Wright at Su-mmerside, on llednes- 5,

day, Colin Ramsay of Port Hill, on tl-imulookiiig information of Chief of Police Onkg, up_t,)_dnto fashion' .being

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`°”' rem-_ii-kahln for n spell of extremely

ad weather. This was encountered

the Gul! Stream, which, so -rough

Council several uDD0i'1l‘l1m°"f9 Wen’ was the weather, the Bessie Crooks

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his severe trial of her seaewortliv

iualities she behaved excellentlv and

rovcd is steady and splendid sailer

School 'l`i'ustees', Charlottetown, for From Bahia the Bessie Crooks went

0 Barlvndos, w-here she loaded mo- sses for Charlottetown. The trip om Barbados to this port occupied

some three v\|:'c|`Ks, but for four days the schooner was lying in Port Hawkesbury, on account of the ice conditions around the const of the Iss land beinu suill heavy. The Bessie vrocs from here to Mirnmichi to loud lathes fni New York,

WINS ]l1l1}l)AI..-'Phe present season

in rifle sliootin-g -in Charlottetown has opened well, -nt least for Mr. G. Russell Beer, one of Charlottetownjs prominent rifle sh-ots. He has not had more than two or three Practice shoots -and -already he has flWl¢‘»0 Wuuhed the century mark over the three rung~es. 200, 500_nnd 600 Vi\l'<lS- The first of these excellent nerfloimnnces Mr. Beer ueliieved nt Kensivrstor. rnnse on Wcdiiesdhy ,,f- teriiooii. At the 200 yards he scor- ed Zl3 out of 35; at 500 yards he n‘»_1dv the possilble-35, irnd at the 600 range he scored 3£l,-n total for the tlirec _ranges of exactly ,, hu,,_ dred. The merit of his nchieveirrent 'is enliunced by the f-act thot his score nt 600 yards included n iningipie and that he wnnted bulls with both his last two shots in order to set the

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Most sicknesses that impair health have their start in quita ordinary ailments of the organs of diges- tion or elimination. Stomach,

‘ liver, kidneys, and .bowels are

quickly benefited by the action of

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entnr'y-and -he g~ot_tbem.- This score of Mr. Beer's wlns him the sil- ver medal offered. ‘by Capt. Webb Stanley for the rlflaman making ri hundred points over these three ranges, whether in practice or matcli sh-nuts, who hiid never done so be- fore. The -medal was oflerod 'ns lon! aizo as last September, and Mr. Beer is to he 'congratiilated »r~f~1 _having

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out on the range a;nd_g,¢1;un11y ecup_ sed his prev-ieus dayls performance, making over the three ranges ,, togal of 102 points-34 at 200 yds., 35 at 500 and 33 at 4 600. This 'is thi; biitzcst score that has been made on thcse ranges since the Provincial rifle meeting 01- 1912, when Mieior Joncc put. on a score of 1103 p0im;g_ The Fourth Regiment Club is elnten

won it so early in th-e season. Yes-'lat the 'inclusion in its ranks Dfgnnh

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2nd and 3 options on twenty pair class ‘fA” ‘ Foxes.

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6th option on 10 pair class “A” Foxes a number

of extra good class B options.

Also Mink, Martin, Fisher and shares in a number .,

of reliable Fox Companies. 4 _ W ~ -

i The Farm Stock E6’ Fo _ Exchange of P. E. I.

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Tlie present of the DINNIS RANCH is a continuation of its past lnslory

The past of the DINNIS RANCH is a record of phenomenal success.

,__ _ l'"¢*t°\’* "1 ‘W "0ml|l“\l¢* °l\°\ll‘llW°lll\ THREE P0lNT5 ' This Ranch has an envialilerecond which should interest YOU.

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You Should Read Our “Booklet on Silver Fox Indutry”, and “The ‘Herd Book” of the DTNNIS FOXES

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