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Our showing of new
silverware comprises the
latest and most useful
from the best factories
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Prices Very Reasonable
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"lk H' _ ` ` ' ' mu" B ' ' The hope oi the fox industry is in "¢3'9m‘°“t5 °"°l` th* 10f~ sides of the country through which
C P S MONTREAL' W0 are Bend he had passed. He stated that he was
p. ni. _ _
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THE FOX INDUSTRY
gzrliiziition.
 
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McDONALll.-At West Govcliead June
lst. to Peter J, and Mrs. Mcllonald
£1 B011.
MBS. J. l. Mllllllll
than in former years, that on the
From his visit. also, we hope to
li the Prince Edward Island Fox
Breeders Association had ltothllng
else to its credit than hc-ini; instru-
mental in inducing the Government
to bring an expert pul.holo|,»_lst. to the
province to visit the rainchcs alld to
confer with foxmeu on the care, feed-
ing, diseases &c.. of foxes, that a-
lonq were sufiiclent' to justify its ur-
From thc visit of Dr. l-Piggiils. Pat-
hologist of_thc Department of Agri-
culture, wc have learned mflny thi"gH.
business to associate themselves with
is being looked to forglnformelifioll
concerning certain promotions. It is
important that it should have such
-information, unmlstakc-ably verified.
always on hand.
' The fox industry is only really
beginning. No other in-dustry at pre-
sent in sight bias u more pl-o‘niisil_]g
future. Now, with the Government
pledged to foster it in every way,
with capital throughout the world
becoming interested, every effort
should be put. forth to lay_a fouindu-
tion that will make our provirsce for
ull time to come the source of sup-
ply_ for the world's foxes. We have
the climate, the lr.-cn and the foxes,
the climate will take carc of -itself,
the others must lic protected. _
OMISSION, NOT ERROR
Sir:--In your editorial of .lunc Sth,
“Liqtuor Drinking," youxhuve fallei-
'into error, when you any “'reports of
drunkenness in this, the only |>rchi‘b'i-
tion province in Camilla, have alrea-
dy hud tne effect of dufeatiiig prohi-
bition in our sister province, Nova
Scotia, besides giving yur province it
had nulnc." '
I’rohib'ition has not llccn defeated
in Nova Scotia. 'Phe wliole province
is llndcr the provincial pl'ohil_|it_'ion
law, except. the city of Halifax, und
those co-afritfes un-der the Canada
Temperance Act. usually known us
the Scott Act. A'n effort is 'now hc-
.ing marie to repeal the Scott Act in
those counties, that they may come
automulticaily under the provincial
law. In this case it is the frrends
of prchiihitilon, led by H. R. Grant,
Secretary of the Alliance, who are
working for the repeal of the Scott
Act, as the Drovinci-al law is much
-more stringent and more easily en-
forced. 
among them that Prince Edward ls-
llnrd fox ranches are free from dis-
ease; that ally. losses c'i litters that
may have occurred were not dill! £0
ally contagious or infectious diseases. |
Some uneasiness prevailed because 1|
noiiziber of foxes had died, but it has'
been clearly demonstrated that thu
mortality has not been guy l~'T`e“t9"
whole the health of the animals is'
good and the business info more pro-
mising condition than over before.
Several of the runmlidillzeiits asked
for by the \Alliar:ce last winter, to
our law were borrowed from the
Nova Scotio prohiliitory law, und
found tu work well. Tha low lins
passed the experimental stage, and
no interest would have suffered had
our'_Leg1'slature 'given us 3 similar
workable law here. The repeal of
the Scott Act in Nova Scotia coun-
ties ot the present-time does not in-
dicate the failure of probibiition, bllt
its success. 
Thanking you for your space,
I am, Sir, etc.
ROBERT MURRAY.
'l‘heMansc, O'Leury, l’. E. L. Juno
   sec estubilislxed in the province, il.-'wth' l914_
M0N'l`li|'7Al1. June l3.- The jud'g- ‘
ment of Mr. Justice R. A. flrceu- C
Shields jn the famous ('l\iniiflri-Bcgiii 0
the near future,,,, fully equipped lab-
iratory in charge of a thoroughly UUE “B05 the L'€l\€l`B1'_W0l'li NOV8 3¢°`
'ti , ' A t Ed f N S ti 'itleB.
ornpebcnt pathologist and bacteriol- ‘Tse gginet _ig th1“’;'_f"ex';‘(1)g_‘°';r:'i)e‘:;'and
lllbf-~ W” |l0P°3~ “l°°~ to 5”' “B " initruthful reports of llrunkeinness in
ease awarding Mrs. J. L. Moron, mann of this’ P;-men Edward Island
wife of Prof Morin of McGill uni-
inf-nt published Lu Criv|x_'
l<`reni,h weakly published b Jose h
versity, $8,000 for a' Zihcllous state- r
. ' ill “ _ ' ' u I
° ‘ t
ocognized the world over, ns the
mire of the wor1d’s_hest foxes and
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Begin. has been reversed by the col~:t 1,95; \,;¢od9rg_ -
of review on the grounds that Mrs.
‘Morin did not secure the legal per-
misaioil of her husband to sue. 5
The Association was ori‘Z‘|Il'B1\Y ‘W-
N0'I`E.=-'l`»he Guardian admits hav-
this province had the eflect mention-
cd.
FUR 'll-IE' DESTITUTE
he source of supply. for the world's
Sir:-I received a telegram yester-
day giving the riurrrber of destitute
anlzed with li view tc' protecting willows nnd orphans ut 700 besides
_ vi wh re so cr' pled from
'1'lie_nnne, which was held ennnin- the industry and tu safeguard invvs Um' V0” ° H _ ‘P
erabla interest in legal circles, arose
their terriiile experience ln the ice
tors at home and abroad. It was that they are incapable or earning
out of an article in which a severe ,C6021-_.ized ag the ougmt ghnt_ fm the their “Wag `
criticism was made of the inte Rev.
Charles Ghlniqni, who renonncedhis
vow as ll priest und married Elmhu-
phenomcnal development of the buai- We who live in this beuutiml and
ness was due to the adlmilttcdl-y sup- fertile Island where the neccssaries
f life are produced in aliundunce,
mde. Allard, the ‘ceremony taking erior qualities of Island bred' foxes, 0 is k h
place in the State of Illinois. 'Mr.
Ohiniuuf was tha' futher of Mrs.
Mori'n.'and it was upon the occasion
of the death of his wife that the ur-
tlcle in La Croix was wrltten_'
l i l i
nlous speculigtors to import inferior
l-.nd cheaper varieties und dispose of
them- at extortionate prices to unsus-
Tn     |-cctiug purchlascrs. One of thc claief
l I nlims of the Association is still, us
---- it was orll,-iln-n,lly to foster the \,lrced-
LONDON, Juno 13.- The terms of
the forfhcmning Brazilianfloan were »
finally decided at n meeting of Euro- lntr<_'.'iliction of inferior grades.
PWD -‘Y3Y|k°"9 held here Yl¥9f0"‘l1\Y “li The Dnlton, Oulton, Rayner and
the close of wihich n cahle wus iles-
patcbed to the governlnfent for ap- Tupnn foxes' and' their lineal dm'
ing of the old Island strains, and tu ' I U8” W9” feflluesl-9'] 7-0 BUNCH?
dmcoumpe "B fm. as possible' the from the farmers u contrihhtion of a
that strain- should he perpetuated as Where privauon UILHUYYH' S ow
our gratitude to the Giver of all
exclusively as possiblen It wus rccc- 'goodn for these \,195s|n,Zs we enjoy
gfrlzed, ulso, that the high prices by aiding our brethren in their dis-
prevailing for Island foxes would bo f-*gel ~ Ch I ti H
_ _ _ we ure rs aus we are even
an irrmmtime 't°mpt'm"n to “Mem” hurr-an, we wi-ll not 'look with upa-
thy on the sufferings of little chil-
fren to whom hunger is agony. A
fcw have given freely but consider-
ing the great want to he illeaved it~
is a pitiful little list, not, I believe
from luck of sympathy, but from
want of proper organization.
hug of potatoes, and I appeal ear-
nestly to every farmer from East
Point to West Cape for help for
these nutierers. Surely no man will
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A 1 " and it remains for these wan are in- L. L. M.. SWAMPBCOTT, Mass.: tm, but if possible imp"-,vn_
` l JUNE' terested in the permansncy of the (V) N0- (2) First ch” “iid should
give good returns. (3) Will` send by
mail. (4) A splendid' con-pany and
"vm it anal' to work together for the com- has had a most Euocessml yea,-_
,mon good of all. [Phe Association
CRITIC, CHARLOTTETOWNI (1)
The rumor has been current but is
unfolmde»d. (2) We have milde in
quiries and have failed to discover
ground for your suspiolorss. (Zi) It
would he highly' iniudicious to do
what you suggest. (4) HBVB DHUEHCU
and if the facts .be lasyoru surmise
the shilrelioldelfs will have the rem-
c
INVESTOR, LOS ANGELES:
n r better O itflrrism is the
erature with pleasure.
INVESTOR, HALIFAX: (1) No, he
was the Oflicial Com'rr-isslofner of the
Rluslnn Gc‘vernrr.'snt, and 'investigat-
cd the in-"i‘ustry_ er.ltirelY fl'0l\1 fill Dm'
cial standpoint. He is enthusiastic
regiardllug the future of fox-hreellinp.
(2) The edition is sold out, but the
nrticle is being reprintcil in pamphlet
i form. _
l\l(lN']‘M.-\GN\` l.\` F-AFl'I -
llAl_ll<‘_\X, June 13.--Stcalncr
Moutrnugny reported missing, arriv-
ed at Sydney yesterday morning af-
ter rt four days' voyage from (‘ape
Race, Nfld.
(ll_l!\li|l DIES IN ASYLUM
Cronin, one of thc host knmvn Adir-
ondack guillcs, died on Wcdncliiluy
soothing the skin and cutting down
the time of shaving, and leaving
that clean smooth feeling after the
shave that is so much desired. A
tlibc 250. McKinnon Drug (‘o., Rex-
all _,\'toru, corner rlrcat George and
Kent Streets. MEtf.
dy ln- their own hands. land here he is in training for that
Thanks for your appreciative letter. 'amy-_
(1) The l>I`0Sl'¢°t5 Of U10 1nd\'3fl"Y “In time of war we appreciate
were eve - l = _ ,
keynote. (2) Will send' you some lit.-_
_________.____ that bcllind everyone of these lien
|l.hing invariably present in ull these
Nlcw vonk Jnnn ia.-Minlinni ir °"°“'"“'“"“°“ if’ °"“"“g°- U°“"“K° *U
‘ ` do the right."
in Ugd,,",,b",,g usylmm ihu rcginn‘iit to the (`hllrcli. `
::li‘or rl quick, short and satiafai:-I l\l`)lif./\l :>"i‘i'l\'|<IN-\`\l_\‘
tory shave use liluthymol Shaving! (iit1’i‘If.‘Al.l.\' ILL.
(‘|-emu. This is an excellent prcparu- --
tion for softening tough beards,' (?l{I(l¢\li0, Ill., June 13.--Adclnl
had ons- wish to express, concluded
FOURTH REGYIIENT
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_<9_<>'lti1;\'ed1fi>m » vgssj- g
eternal. lic has to do with li living
God and hc knows it. In iris saner
and better moments, thel‘c stretches
before him the vista of an _endless life
very service he must render here-
the man ill uniform because he has
surrendered his life. He goes out, if
need be, to die; to die in our inter-M
est; to die for our protection; he is
the very embodiment of true cour-
age. There may be n. time when peace
prevails; then we demand social cn-
terprise and civic spirit. 'l`here may
be a. ‘l'i‘l'l’ie in the nation’s history,
when we have internal difficulties,
such as we have in the old land to-
day; than wc demirnd political wis-
donl und statesmanehip that is great-
er than called for by ordinary events.
Ili' there muy be n. time of over-
whelnzinl; sorrow such as struck home
to our heart when the lilmpress was
wrecked in ollr own inland waters.
in\:n we demand syiiipatiiy and sacri-
fice; wc dcin_anll tenderness. Notice
the demand for courage. The one
<‘oncluilln;: the lloclior welcomed-
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Stcvcnson, vice-president of United
States, 1893-97, who has been critic-
ally ill for several weeks, is slowly
sinking and thc cud is likely to come
any time. I-Ie took a small amount
of nourishment, yesterday, for thc
fn-st timcin 36 hours.
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lm’ lmlldnt to NIB Eltiiflf. Of £|,l'r00»"h;;s fDUl'ld lt; way into the ybreedsl N0TE___»|\here has been delay in ",b_ ll » ._ / __ l
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back to these it is presumptive evf- tiring lent to Charlotutown or Bum- ' ' _ , ` ' _
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