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"Don't believe pverything you

hear." Did you ever redect how , much more that saying appeals to _you as you get on in ears and ac- cumulate experience? Then you were young you might mention the name of 5 friend. "That fellow!" 3 com- panion would exclaim, "why, he's a jackass and 8 crook combined. Don't trust him." Very likely he would go on go give you in detail an instance of some crooked deal in which your friend was involved.

He would be so obviously sincere

about it all that be would make an impression on you. Shocked, you ,would begin to revise your estimate (of your friend and regard him with suspicion. Later, you might happen to stumble on to the tact that the detailed story so discreditak to him was false. Eventually you would be assured that the prejudices ol your companion wh.; gave you the warn- ing had run away with him Qd that your friends was all right. r

As u person grows older that

most persons are constitution- ally 'inaccurate, that they will relate the wildest rumors as if they were real facts, and that it ls the commonest thing in the world for n person to relate as if true a discred- itabie incident that he actually knows nothing about. Prejudice, or even the love nl a well-embroidered story, will run away with the aver- age man or woman. _ The only way to judge people is by their record-by the way they _have lived over a term of years. Gossip is always busy with line m.en and wo- men. Generally its only basis is envy or ereduliy or irresponsibility. Dcn't be influenced by irresponsible rumors.

BODY OF* FARMERS

ARE AT THE CAPITAL.

O'l‘TAWA,` Dec. 15-A deputation oi

farmers and grain growers from On- tario aiid the prairie provinces are here. They see the government to~ morrow and ask for iree wheat and flour and that the British preierence be raised 508 per cent; also for free agricultural implements and no more bonuses to railways.

or lhc riiprmrd and poisonous coiiilition of tht blood nsimllv '\fl'¢-cis oiing irvuiiiq <.xrl< iiid those oi scrlLi\txr\ liihils il causes those iillicte to be pile lnnizunl and worii in the niorniiig bil' the day s worL is begun,aiid a gi mral i.iIlin,; rrorn thcirusiial slrenpfli ini \iuor

WILSON S INVALIDS’ PORT

(5 ln iunadu Perou) not only checks ilic dell nv. of ment il and bodily vigor ‘mt it iiiliis audbrutcs the s stem siippn is llic lit it tones up the ncr\|.s arid brings back the bloom of 1: ilth into your tiicclts 2 3

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Black Foxes

For sale one pair pure Silver Black

Foxes (Breeders) also two choice male Foxes also some extra Female patches ninety per cent Black.

H. B. WEEKS, North Tryon, P. E.I.

3188-12-12melii,

Foxes For Sale

Bcanliful SILVER BLACK an

CRO *S FOXES

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Health llesiunnl lly “Full-a-lives"

Hscrmsvinns, ONT., Aug. 26th. 1913. “About two years ago, I found my

health in a very bad state. My kidneys and liver were not doing their work, and I became all ruu-down. I felt the need of some good remedy, and having seen “Fruit-a-tives” advertised, I decided to try iliem.

Their effect, I found more than

satisfactory. Their action w'as mild and the results all that could have been expected.

My liver and kidneys resumed-their

normal action lifter I had taken upwards of a dozen boxes, and I regained my old time vitality. Today, I ani as well an ever, the best health I have ever enjoyed, and I unliesitatingly give you this testimonial for publication if you wish"

B. A. KELLY.

In hundreds of letters received by the

Fruit-a-tives Company, the same expres~ sion is used “Frnit»a-tives is the best kidney remedy in the world". At any rate, these tablets have proved the best to the liiindreds of men und women who have been cured by taking tlieni. 50:: a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a~tives Limited, Ottawa.

Ladies' new winter coats si>.I

at one quarter offat. Futons

307| i2 6MEZwks

Silver ioxes For Sale

One pair had litter 15 years old.

One female had litter 15 years old,

Tyne Valley Fox Co.,

Tyne Valley,

P. E. I.

306642-10M1mo.

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SIJOIIII, N B North Tyron. NUV' 28th' 1913 ,,,,,,,2,,,_v|,,,,,, -Dem 13' 1,|3_ » _ 2978-12-iMM\vftl3l,

I 'Black furs in Imitation fox. dog

"Ladies new winter c-oats sell and wolf also seal. mink. mnrmot

5|, gng qua;-|_9f 0" at Patong Bhd GOOD 8! ||b6l‘8| (IISGOUIIXS at

307|.|2,5ME2w|¢§ Futons 307| i2»6ME2wks

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lmporled B ack and "".'°‘ ‘°'“ °' O 1 "

One female had two litters 23, years Applications on the regular I,|~inf,@,1 Old. ` '

I ` WINTER can irons. ~ '

_ There is no item in the dict oi lay-,

ing hens oi more vital im ortanee

than green lood. I! the supper is nt' all stinted the fowls speedily show signs oi ill-health, their blood be- ‘conies heated, and their internal or- ' guns refuse to work properly, I A plentiful supply or grit side ai- gestion. Without it iowls cannot.

digest their food properly, and alll ,kinds of.diseases result. This inevi-

ftably reduces the egg supply. D l A small box containing sharp iiint grit should be kept in every poultryl run so that the birds can get at it whenever' they want it. For older fowle the grit must he about the size of teas. | f Keep laying hens absolutely clean during the winter months. If they 'are troubled with insects, the egg 'supply will be aiiocfed, while the ' birds themselves will ue less healthy. I The birds should be dusted with a disinfectant. powder about once in sir weeks, particular attention beingl paid Lu the parts beneath the wings 'arid on the back.

It is a good plan to have a dust,

hath in every run. This should cor.- sist of a shallow box containing ashes, in which some disinfectant

powder has been mixed.

lshod munncr. It Llioniii 'ne rerr.em- bered that the e e is the inle to

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Oyster Leases in Cescum pec [lay and Dock River, _|

in Prince Counly. ,l

forms will be received by the under- signed for lease of barren bottoms fQ3` 0Yster culture in the above men- tioned waters up to and on the 31st day of December next,

l Each application will require to be I

~ -- 'i ‘accompanied by cash, certified che- `»

~ que or P. O. order for three dollars f_ “ir 1 r

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NA-DRU-C

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This remarkable combination of these three standard cough and

cold remedies loosens the phlegm, promotes expectorailon, relieves

_ that exasperaiing tickling in the throat, and the cough disappears.

Of course lt is beiier still lo lake Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed,

Licorice and Chlorodyne when you first feel the cold coming on, and check llsi once. Get s 25c. or 5Oc. bottle from your Drugglst and keep it on hand, ready.

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‘ut the following plncesz- y.r.'v_~f:.<° ~' wb: ‘~ il i-. umil-_1 uuitzrs iiom ollvtrs.-ll ls (loli- ! Uflicc of the Provincial Secret-nry,, _, i. V. ,, _ '. '

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Male Fox eligible for registration. SWF” Of James E» Blfcll. All>¢l`\0I\- , ` , _ _ ,, ..,

A t I oime or George M»ittue\vs, o'i,eury_; ‘ 1 _ '_ i, _ . . l‘,‘.._§ ‘_ fi. »'.l:;11.:l`_~_3f::rcrf’,, QUEBEC

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ox Compan Ltd.

Authorized capital $500,000.00 '

Stock issue $275,000.00 Shares Each S l00,00

Amount Subscribed $ ll5,000.00 ,_ Offered for Public Subscription ,‘ 6(),()0()_0() HEAD OFFICE Summerside Prince Edward Island

Neil MCQuarrie K. C , R. E. Jolmston. B. W. Tanton,

Royal Bank of Canada Canadi

THE F OXES

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

President ` Vice President

Frank F. Tuplin, Chairman

Percy W. Turner

Hon A. E. Arsénault

REFERENCES

Secy=- Treasurer

.IOIm _I Gallant H. H. Ross. V. S,

This Company has ten pair of pure bred Island Silver Black Foxes - live pairs of which are tested breedevs. They are made f ' ' f D _ '

Frank F. Tuplin stock and one pair of Gordon Tuplin stock. Among these foxes is the whole stock of the Rosemont Company which 'ldp 0 six pairs 0' anon 'bred stock' three pans of

THE RANCH r

The Company's Ranch is situated at Mount Carmel and within an hours drive from Summer.-ide. It will bein char~e of Mr, li G 1| '

direct supervision of Mr. Frank F. ’I`_uplin the Chairman of Directors, who himself is a la_rge_shareholder in the Compsr.y..Therc isstclcphonelgoIrii`l'iiunIc;i1dn‘;ng;'\lv2§Iiitsgtrggghuggdrhllhf Tuplin's office so that he will at all times be in touch with the Ranch keeper. The Ranch is situated on the South side of ten acres of spruce trees. The soil is hard cla which is now en-. crally regarded as the most wealthy for foxes, The keeper’s house and other buildings adjoin the ranch. y I g

' COST OF RANCHING

The Ranching will be done at cost which experience shows should not exceed one to two per cent of the revenue,With tcri pairs of f ii ' '

this Company should be able to produce good dividends for its shareholders. One investor after looking over other propositions has lately igbiasstevtf pgigsddowwiislltbig gborrleggreedets,

Drop a card to the Secretary and he will forward prospectus and other literature. ` p Y'

[ B. W.'I‘anton, Erq.

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Secretary freui-ner, C. S. B. Fox"Co.

Summerslde, P. E. I

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an Bank of Commerce

pal such extraordinary dividends last year.

Kindly send me Prospectus and cllier information cbncerning your Company, Yours &c, Yours &c;

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