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NEHS FOR THE GUARDIAN S SATURDAY SUBSORIBERS

MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY I

opens Sat. Septeniberltg.

Annual Session 1014-15

_ Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered - - - .-

.. For information regarding Courses of Studies, Degrees, _ - ~

Scholars i s, Prizes, Affiliated Relations, Expenses. etc., .. ._ ..-

ssuo Fon ¥%L‘e'NoA_i=i.

incorp np Students wishing

. -for ' i h‘ll.iouN1' ALi.is

Residential Accommodation ON IS JUSTLY FAMOUS-

` ` shouiwisfecarliest possible notice.

Courses in 1 - 1

Address

Arts. Scicrio&~.=- REV. B.C. BORDEN. D.D.. PRESIDENT.

and Theoloz`y._ SACKVILLE.

N.B.

MOUNT ALLISON LADIES’ COLLEGE

”"”iuiisi“”TiaRtiis BEGINS si'-:Pii=.iiiis'”iiR”is" C

It is the largest Residential Lad- ies College ln Canada.

It is fi healthful town; it has spe-

cialists for teachers. ltS POPUIBTWY lS`U"U°Ub¢¢}11 Ili' ,

It offers Literary Courses. Music

Orator Lourses

Courses. y ` 1 _ _ I Household Courses, Fine its students are its best acl- .

Arts Courses.

Free Calendar on application to _

It gives Scholarships to wortny

students.

its aim is True Education, not

surface culture.

attendance ,is steadily in~ creasing. _ its standards :ire of the highest!

vertisement.

REV. G. M. CAMPBELL. D.D., PRINCIPAL _ SACKVILLE. N.B.

MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY ~

Offers a general Special or

Matriculation Course leading

' to the College of Arts,

- Engineering, Medicine, etc. Comfortable Residence.

Mt. Allison Commercial College

__ __ ._ Qffers 3 ¢0u.-se in Business, Shorthand and Typewriting,

Penmanshi etc. . 1... Q..-

s'rnoNG srAi=i= or ExPenieNceo_r§Aci-i_§§_s.__

First Terms beg

V J. M. PALi.1eR,4M.Z`.., LL.. o., P

8-26ws M E3 wks.

ins September 7 at ITC ii3A`Li“'.._.§Xci{'v ii. LE, ivfa.

CALENDAR SENT ON REQUEST.

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ST. NIARGA___R__E'_l_:_§ CUI-I-EGE A liesioslirruii. Anil? ntliv sci-iooi. Fon aims

louldetl b the late George Dickson MA., Former Pdldkl I I ,Upper Canada College, and Mri. Dickson.)

ACADEMIC COURSE, from Preparatory to University H

First Year Work.

MUSIC, ART, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCLM-f

Cricket, Tennis, Basket Ball,

Hockey, Swimming Bdi.

leliioot Roopono September 9th, 1914 Wrlto for Htiut

IIS. IEIIIE BICKSON. Prelllent.

KISS J. E. llllHlll,l.l.. Prldldf

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ut-.lt continuation. Cub moot accompany order. Minimum elinrfs Q

Twenty -five cenlo.

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APPRECIATED GIFT.-The Guard-

Ian has received from .\Ir. I-1. W.'l`ay' lor. optlciaii and jeweler. il Shlmldifl magnifying gloss for use in looking up the small print in maps, etc. This kindly act on Mr. Taylor's part is much appreciated as the glass is a great source of conveuiciice.

GOLDEN .lUBlLEE.-On_ Saturday

lag; Mr, anti Airs. 'i‘. tiller l.0wc',' \'iiy, were receiving congratuliitions _,on thi-ir having uit.-.iitiod the fiftieth im- niversary oi their iveddiiig day. The Gnzirtlian Joins their wide circle of fri#-lids in wisliiisg them many happy returns of thi- day.

NEW TUG BOAT.-.\Ir. Tl. Clark.

of Clark Bros., Mt. Stewart, was a passenger to Gt-orirctowii on Thurs- day morning io ltrivo his new tug- boat, built by Mr. Mc-Etichern, of Georgetown, brought to Mt. Stewart hy way of Clmrluftetown. Several .'itI;:t>ns acl-on.puitii~il Mr. Clark, tak- ling zidwintiitzc of the splendid sail. More details ot' this linc iittle tug will we given later.-I..

A NARROW ESCAPE.-\\'hal l'ili;.thl.

ravi- been ii more serious accident, oct-tirrcii at French Fort, \\'ednesil:iy evening, when Mr. George Boswell, of that place. was engaged in turring the roof of his large barn. The hooks of the roof Iaddcr gave way and it ctinic to the ground with terrific force, bringing Mr. Boswell with it. :L dis- tance of fifteen or twenty feet. It

'seems all his weight camo on one foot which resulted 'ln a very badly sprained ankle, which will doubtless lay Mr. Boswell up for ti considerable length of time.

ANOTHER TO THE lSLAND'S

ROLL.-'l`o the list of brnvc Isltindors who have joined the patriotic hand that will be sent as Canatla's first contribution to the Continental war, is to he ttddcd Gtir. I". H. Munroc, of this city. llc enlisted at St. John, N. B., as a gunner of the Third Re- giment of .\rtilli=ry stationed lhorc. and ho left on Friday night last for \.'alcarlicr with the delaclinit-nt of 1152 wliicli this roginiclit has furnislicd for thc Ciitiaillaii Contingent.

The very sad death occurred at his

homo nt Garfield on Sunday, 23rd inst.. of 1\lt-xiinder (‘1. McKenzie at the curly age of thirty-eight. Deceas- ed had been in ill-health for the past sevi-tiii\i»-ii months, having spent ti part ot that time at Snr-:lilac Lake, N. Y. The inte Mr. Mclivnzic was a gonr-ral l`a\'orilc and his kind disposi- tion and pliiisant manner won for him thc lovc and respect of a gr(-ut n1u.n_v fri#-nds. llc bore his illness with creat pziticncc and was excep- tionally clioerful to the end. The funf-ral. which was large'-ly attended, look place on 'l`nt>.=iday, the 28th lust., to Sl. .Iohn's cemetery. The sr-rvice was i~ondur‘lc>d at thc house und grave by Rev. I). .\IcKouzie. The p:ill-hctir- ora wi-re:-l\icssrs. A. J. McKenzie, lion). lltiltlcrson, Johti A. lllt-Kcnzle, Murdock Gilmore, Daniel Fniilkner :ind J. M. McKenzie. Besides ii large cirt-lo ot' friends and relatives hc

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Aoi-:Nrs w.irirrn

AGENTS WANTED-.\lolli-y t~ii;1`i_\' \'.ll‘-

FOR SALE-A DRIVING HORSE.

Apply Lili llayficld St.

. 5251-il-2l\Ilwk.

nod fwilintr our l’i-crli-:is :ll-ri--:a of _ .

]'1»|»,=1.|:;il firi-~-tiiig l';irils during, yoilt' s'p::r.- lim.-_ 'l`1-:i rlollitrs to t\‘.'.‘-:it_\.'

il-,.~Ii;ii‘~; pi-t‘ \'-`i-i~It i-t1:=il}' i‘iil'!lf'il ill'

li:il!' :an ltour citirlt .~\'1-niiig. Ont' i-:tt'1l.s nro tho t:lir~:ip1-st :ind lwsl f:1~ilin1.: on tho ni:trlti~i. llwok fr.»i-. \\`t~ll\>, 'I`orin;to tlroniilit: t`iirtl t'ii., 5:0 l’;ipc _\\'.-nno, 'l`ori»nto.

:’»'_'tl:i-ti-'_‘§.illi.

ALL CANADA EAGER FOR THE

;:i'i-;ilt:s. soiling hook of goin-rzilloti

".\lodi-rn I-Iiiropo; <';iiis1-s :ind ls- fnti».< of thi- Gri»:it. \\'iit'." Tlirillinf! illllslrzilioiifi. I.o\\' priot-, Iil'.~'i lr»t`in¢i, l<Iximor:litiut1\' nioncy tunic- ing t-pportuiiity. S-pit-iiilid Suniplt- Iiook fi-1-1-. \\'in.=ti.i1 Vo., l.ltniti»d, Toronto. 529.5-‘J-'_'.\I»ii.

BOARDERS WANIED EAN Accoiviiviotmre Foun soAR-

dr-rs in privaitc lninily. Apply 18 llii_\'lir‘ld St. 1'»;!ll-fi-Ilifii.

STUDENTS CAN BE ACCOMMODAT-

i-d :il viii Kiln.: Stri-t~t. :'»'.’0»l-S-ill-tulii pil

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE AC-

cnititiioilntvil :it 20 liini; Sqinirv.

5197 S Il] n14i

F1\tz"`e}i'l.E 3 CLASS A FOX OP-

t' ne. Appl Box 176, city. 10 y 3385-7-10Mf.l.

DESIRABLE .DWELLING .HOUSE

for sitio, No. 12 I'ppc»r lllllsborougli sires-t; lol, 50 feet by 77 feet. sow- nragc, good ropiiir. Apply to Gau- dct 6'; linszard, Solicitors.

5136-S-27M2\vkS.

House AND LOT Fon SALE. 113

l'ppt~r Ilrinco Sli'0l‘l. with WICIIIIL lot iidjoinlng; dosiriible property; to ho sold at Public Auction on proniisvs on Tltilrsday, Sept. 10th. 1!il»l, nt twelve o'cloclc, noon. ln- spnction invizitod. For further par- ticulars apply to Gaudet & Has- zurd, Solicitors.

5135-S~2Gml2l

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LOST LOST."--li§t\vi»vii lnszifd Hospital and

I-Ixliibition buildings, :1 |ad_\"s ittivy hint- suit cont. l~`lnrf1‘r please lcavc at Siiinlcy Shaw & l’c-arilt-‘n's.

5465-9-~IniRl

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M tu; iii:i.i>wANri;o__

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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL

ln>ti.-i-ivork. Apply to S0, l`ppor I’rliir't- St. it-li\Itf.

lWAN'l‘l£L- AT F.\l,L'o\wt>oii 1-los. y.,al young women for ward work.

3730-7-28intI.

WANTED AT ONCE MAID FOR

gi.-ncrtilliount‘\\'ork. Siniill fuinily Apply Si llppcr l’rinct\.

:'»l.'.4 S IIS mlii

"LADIES WANTED T0 DO EASV,

p|i~:t1<unl, coloring; work :il hoiui-. (':in niiikr- $15 to $20 “'*‘<-`kl.\'. Idit- pi»rii-iivc iiiiiici-i-scary, no t-un\':iss- luiz. Niiliiiiizil Ili-v~or:ilint: Vo.. llopl. N. fit) Adi-lziiiIt‘ St. l'I;i‘it 'l`oroiilo, Our, _ i .',ox:i-.\`1-3'.’.\l:'.‘_'i.

tTi»i|.s i~uiti~u~::-1, iii,ii.i-1 .\.\u» i~‘i~:-

nmlc, wanted at the 'I`;iunl1'ui Stllte llospitnl lrninlng School for Nurs- es. For pntticulurii, nililrt-sa hr. Arthur V. .(1059, Supt., ‘liitintou State Hosdital; Tniintrm Musa.

.-' 22st;-.1-iii/ii.t.

toll SAi.i~. -

Fon sAi.e.§iiT1uMai-:R or P/i'rcH

filltl rod foxeit. \\`iI| soil h_\' illii ptiir or single fox. .\ppl_i' Iicntford Scoifi, (`lydc Ilivcr, }’. I~}. I

0-4MZ.’ipd.

FOR SALE-LATEST MODEf`-NO.

li Until.-rwootl 'l`_\'|w\vrltor-1.ittlt‘ ns- cd.-Apply (iiinrdlun.

l’|ffi0»fl--ihlfli.

FOR SALE.--8 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-

ver black foxes. (‘lnss "A" polli- itrcc. Crawford lltiydon. St. I'c- ter's. P. E. I. 5131-8-26m2flip4l FUR BALI-1.-50 pnlrii young mnch` bred Mink, 5 shores in 1914 divi- dend lox company. Sliver black NNI PMC 'foxea. 1'. Gordon Ives, Nlfinfaizin . I. - 1-siniiiit.,

FEW silk ;:iioszMoN'i" ru* stock at 90 including 1914 divfdeni also one pair Claes A foxes. pups of

WANTED.--A bell boy at tho Queen

Ilotcl. 5242-9-2 ni 5 i

WANTED-A BOY TO DRIVE MEAT

\vag_c,rni. Apply llcaiic-y Guy, 9 Elm avcniio. 5453-0-Zlllliii.

WANTED- YOUNG MAN WITH

sotnt: i-xprfrif-ni-0 in l)r_\' Goods Busi- ituss. Apply hy lottcr lo J. Ilox 85. Flmrlnfti-lowii. 5450-ll-Zll\13l.

MISCELLANEOUS PoiiTit.\i'rs viio’rosTi~:Ni..\itoi-in

:ill sizes, (`ri'iyns, l’zistt~ls and Oilets-l ('ouvi-x Portraits und frames ri spmzliilly. fl4x20 riiisod gloss 50 cts.) I»`. Young, 72 Upper Quovn St., f'Iinrlotti~to\vn. :'»]:l7-S-2Gl\Ilnio.

MEN IN EVERY TOWN AND VIL-

Intro in dcnioin-ilrzitc Primus \\'Ick- losts Oil Stove. Models for ltltrhnn, t-nntp, yriifhls, Bit: commissions. II. ll. Bail:-y, Prctlorlrloii. N. B.

516!!-S-29l\I7lp<l.

__ r T0 Ll.'I‘ TO LET, IN ()("l`Oill€lf. FllIl..\'lSlIi£l)

rooms for liotisc-kf>i~plnt:. Apply at this nflir.-1-, :isis-!)»1M6lptl.

TO LET.-_-‘t liousc conluinlnir "five

roonis and uppi-r story, coucli house null lmrn, nlsu :Ili :icrca of lnnd till thc first of Novcnihcr 1915. l’rivileizr~ of shooting bla:-k ducks. and oilicr birds; good trout :ind other fisliing nciir. The :ihovc may hc taken si-parnlrily or :ill lofzoilior or for sliorlcr flmc ns muy suit piirlica. I’i-rsons frc.=p.1si=- Ing or sporlini: on nbovv property wil bo prosci-iilf-rl. Also for snlc adjoining nhovc property, 50 firms lnnd. I0 cle-arod, fronting on the Gulf of St. Lnwronco i'onfnlnlng the only good nite for lolmtcr factory between Fnscumplc Hnrbor and I.eavitt’s ftirftory. The nhovc fnrni lies cast of Alllertoii 395 mllcs. JAMES LARKIN, Al.IlEIl.TON.

52499 2 m3l pd

leaves io mourn ri loving mother, two sisters. Illnry and Annie, and one bro- ther, llonald. all til honic.

For him no more are lifc‘s vain

liopos and fears;

Front ull early troubles he has

found rclcuao;

For him no sullcriiig, grief nor

leurs,

But rvst, ctr-rnal rcst and joy and

pear-c.

, And though wc-‘ll often miss his

plcnsuiit stnilc,

And miss his cheering voice and

helping linnd,

lle's safe. wo know, and yet a lit-

tle wliilc

Err- we shrill mcct him lu a hap-

pier land.

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Good Farm For Sale

Consisting of 138 acres land with

good dwelling anti outbuildings, nil in good repair. Good location for lov ranch. Splendid orchard. Will sell with or without crop. Also an- other form ooniiliitlng of 75 ncrcs.

'II not sold before lst November

will then he sold by public auction.

J.»\S W.'Fl-1|-IIIAN

Snvnge Harbor.

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- Years

i° 5" .iiili 221%; iii.;

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The Bank of Nova Scotia

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A PLEASANT OUTiNa.-On Wed-

nesday morning lasl. about titty resi- dents of Hampshire, Kingston and Brookfield met at Kingston for a drive to Argyle Shore. They first drove to the homo of Mr. D. J. Mc- Lean, where they were cordially wel. comctl. iloth Mr. and Mrs. McLean then made provisionsaml tlid all in their power to make a successful pic- nic. Tiibles and seats were placed on the bountiful lawn wiiorc thc lady visitors served dinner to all. In the afternoon Mr. McLean took his guests to n iargc building where they cu- __1oyc<l tlti-insclvos dancing, others go- ing bathing and canoeing. Three ko- ilaks wore included in the company and many splcntlid snup-shots resulted, In the evening they again partook of rcfroiilimetits and after ailleus had been said and thanks ollercd the happy company lcft for their homes after u most enjoyable outing.

FROM CAMP AT SYDNEY.-Judg-

ing by private. letters rvccived from the solilicrhoys nt Can:-io :intl Syd- nty tb0_\' ure enjoying thc rollicking life of the lmrrncks and nlniost con- tinuous drill nnd fairly hard \\-nrk_ One of tho youngest in the group nt ~"ydnry, writing home, _qftcr telling about .'\ little tootliachc, u slight cold und some other minor ills, govt- inrlircct evidence that his health was irniirlilaircd by asking that a chicken he sent him by parcel posh ('[‘1;,¢-, Guardian nndcrsmnds that the request was complied with by return mail). A few mornings ago thc alnrni signql woke up the camp tit 4.30 and all hands were ready for action in ten minutes. The cause of the alnrm img l>\'0ll8l>1Y n drill exercise, and the ex- cuse thut a cruiser was coming up the harbor und she might be 3 Ger- mzin. It was foggy in the lmrboi- und the cruiser w-na quite close when, to the mir-_'led disappointment and re- lief of the young soldiers she who discovered to ht- British. ".\lost. nf the fellows," suid the writer, “were disappointed as they “orc nnxinug to show what Nu-Ihittcry wus mulls of.” llc speuits of the kindness and nttcntion Blmtvn them by the citi- zens :intl also rlcscribcs grapliiciilly and interestingly Home of th., sights Sc€n, and the visits paid, including 3 drifretit to a conl mine. The health of the camp is good.

One of the quietest and prettiest

weddings' of the season took place on llcdnosday evening, (Aug. 26.) at 7 o'clock nt the homt-1 of Mr. und Mrs. P. H. Curtis, th.-ir idnughggr be- coming the bride of Mr C. Braden »Icll,‘.', son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jelly, St. l~Ilr:inor's and Principal of \'ir‘toriu. High School. 'I`ht= ceremony wns performed in the pnrlor which hnd been decorated for the occuaion with cnt flowers and ferns, Rev. fl, M. Young Pastor of thc lllcthodist (’hnrch, performed tho ceremony in U10 Presence of .1 few immediate lrionrls sind rclutiveo.

At. the hour appointed the bride

entered the room leaning on the nrm of ber fnthcr, by whom she was givt-.1

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' Canadian

Government Railwavs From Charlottetown

t0 Canadian National Exhibition TORONTO _ Fare and Ore Third August 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Sept. 2. Single Fare »

September 3, 7, 9 and 10.

SPCCIHI Excursion Fare

blk. '

away, the wedding »mu°i:li (LoInn~ ,grin'ii) being skllfullo rendered by ‘tho bride'n dirter, Mill Hay Curtin..

The bride will bocomlrigly gownod

in white embroidered voile, with the conventional veil crowned vlf.h_ 5 garland oi orange blossoms l.iidLiI- lee of the Valley. Bne calico a shower bouquet of pink and white sweet peas and asparagus. 'After the ceremony the guests repaired to tbbf dining-room, where o _sumptuoui clip-_ per was served; ` 1 __ 1 ,,` The bride is extremely .popular In

this locality and the collection of wedding gifts wa; extremely large and of rare beauty. The groomfs gilt ; to the bride was 3, beantiiul gold brricelet watch. Among the gifts 'wool a substantial cheque from \vrl¢nt','_ Bros. Victoria, with whom Misa Cur- tis \\-as formerly employed. ~

An interesting event took' place at Kensington on Wednesday atbernoon,, the 19th, lust., when Miss Hattie' Clow, daughter of Mr. Joseph Clow," Freetown, wits united in marriage to Mr. Sterling Ilnms of the same place. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. George Morris nt the Methodist' pareonng¢_ Miss Evelyn Clow of New` Wiltshire, and Mr. Ray Clow, of From town, respectively cousin and brother* of the bride, were witnesses of the union, The happy couple I‘et,\ll`ll8tl 120 the bride’s home where n sumptuous wedding supper was served, and where a number nf friends gathered t.o_ spend it delightful evening. Mr. and lllrs. Burns, who are receiving con- gratulations from their 'wide Cii‘Cl¢ 0! I friends, will reside in Freetown.

The death took place on Saturday. shortly after noon, at her resideiice,` 263 Richmond street, of Mrs. Munroc. wife of Conductor John Monroe. of the P. E. I. Railway. Mrs. Munrno had been suffering for some time, but her death came rather unexpectedly. She leaves to mourn their sad loss her husband and five children, besides three brothers. John. George and T. B., of Summerslde, and ii sister, Miss Carrie, also of Siimniorsltle. Mrs. Munroe, before her marriage. was Misa Annie Grady. u daughter of thc, late Mr. David Grndy, ot Sum- nierside. The decoasi-,rr was ot' cxccl- lcnt disposition and was well llkcd by all her friends, who will miss her

.1 All vital parts are protected from destruog. ive effects of smoke and 1 acid fumes ig.

Flues can’t rust

out.

- I anff :reared with Mech.-y ~ aluminum coating. See the McClary

Sold Iiy1 Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd, Charlottetown, P. E. I. nd.. .

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Gray Marine Motors

Standard the world over, Made in sizes from

3 to36 H. P. 1,2&3 Cylinders for boats of all Types and sizes.

Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full

infomiation

FOR SALE IBY

Stanley, Shaw & Peardon

Sole Agents for P. E. I.

1438-3-2Mtf . I

very much. I

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Silver

Foxes Company Ltd.,

two years old and the

would do.

seven- to nine pair

pair not so long ago.

President.

Secretary-Treasurer.

I hereby make

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MOTTO:-Permanency. Aim: To produce the highest grade of

Important Announcement

_ The Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., announces to the investing

public that its interests and those of the Murray River Silver Black

High Class Foxes at,$18,000

__ They offer to the _public the_ choicest Silver Foxes obtainable all Class A" at $18,000 a pair. Six pairs of these-the Murray River’s-are

Your Chance

This is your chance to get into

a good strong company built up on _ permanent lines! You never had

abetter Chance and you never will stock makes for permanent profit. -

again. We stand in the unique posi- tion among fox companies that we are doing more than we said we

` Think Of It

Six pair of young breeders and

$18,000.". pair. Why, sir, similar stock was gobbled up at $30,000 a

ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D. of CIi’town Ex-

Preiidertol llie Prince Edward Island Fox Breeders' Association President.

COI.. (URTIS S. EMERY, Collector of

Fuitoms of Newport, Vermont, Vice-

BENJAMIN ROGERS, Broker of CIi’towii,

Permanent Silver Foxes in

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Fox pelts.

are now amalgamated.

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other 7 to 9 pairs are this year’s pups. '

Remember

While low capitalization makes

for large profits. good breeding

The Permanent has both these essentials. I

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Invest Today .

Only a limited amount of stock |

remains to be sold, and the splendid offer now made, backed by this strong sound, safe and PERMAN- ENT company is bound to sell it

very quickly.

pups, all at

Directors

WILLIAM KEARNEY, Mircliant of Moira;

River.

HAMMOND KELLY, Sloclt Breeder and

Farmer of Southport.

ISAAC E. BURDEN, Pownal, Gentle-

man.

Form of Application

application to Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd of Chat-

lottetown, Prince Edwardl I d t tak h _ ' A '°' ini stock of ole said c°mp§n?sei%pp0§iite gil]-l;i'1;lf.i.iii)rfeii1ei;°§`.'"iu;li¢Ta0.r;

50.9PQi>sr2idll;6liJTi`l'ticiiInra nhivly to I ' S€DlT. 1. 4 and 8. Shares

Mins and Land Property ingdggggggggg lgrgitvm leav- To BENJAM iN ROGERS, Jr.

__ choice of 2 Train Secy-Treasurer Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd.,

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