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The Razor Thai Will
Shave 'lhe World
Mark Cross -a $5 _co qualify
}'3Z0l'»by_its very name is work-
ing magic in the work of raz_
or_dom. It__s.v_vept New York
with a wonderful record and
has come to Canada withlthe
same marvellous success.
To get thousands of these
triple. silver-plated razors into
use they are offered at a spec-
ia
INTRODUCTORY PRICE
25 CENTS
TheB`ade “a miracle in
steel,”is
made of hheffield steel, scientifi-
_ cally treated. perfectly tempered.
hand ground; honed, stropped and
hair tested. Extra blades in waxed
papor.tr\ist proof paclrages, 5 cents
each.
Guaranteed better than any
$5.00 razor or your money hack,
~ A Central Drugstore
I Sunnyside
E.A. Foster '
Take a Tip
from “M ammy”
»The old, iouthern
"Mainmy’s" observation:
“Them as has, gets,” applies
with particular force to com-
mercial education,
va.
A
I f you haves good business
training---you get position-h
aiid ultimately wealth ` and
fame. If you haven’t---you
-a-1-rdoiilitp _  . -.
 Wliv not seize your chance
---your opportunity - your
destiny-~-right now. We’ll_
qualify you for a~'po>ition as '
bookkeeper, correspondentp
clerlff' fotl1_hl`l.~fsI0h`*f11erchnnl,
Civil Service, broker, oflice’
manager. _ _
Write for year book.
Wm. MORAN. Principal
Union
Commercial
College "
i Royal Bank Bldg
banker, stenogrepher, of‘ffc¢¢,__%__~*\_,_,,~,,,,,,,,i_,_;,;i_i4).=t._-.~,_;.;_"p_ 1\m,-_¢,-mg e,,gm,q_
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*°°°ll\llll1 ordar.M_inlmum ah; 
lW°||U-five cents. _
_“lates for locale la Charlagga.
"“ ”"'° °°|'"!l\. two eenta pd.
. ward. nat. each ipurtim, ,_
'T110 Gllhrdlan has all the H Mill
and other news and the Sweet agtis-
factlop 0( bein th
Pun” Edwam§m;n§l0ME paper-_for
*Subscribers and others are ubked
rot remit by Money Order or by img.
' °f°d Letter. The Guardian is,°__',iiet
l;l;l>e<;l:_iB_l>°lantor rarniétancea iorwalrfded
1 an--aa a ova, 
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'The Guardian welcomes reLIa'ble
news from persons throughout (this
Pr0Vlnce. All such items should +I be
mailed to “The Guardian *awe
DSM." Charlottetown, immedigtely
after the events, etc., have tranwk.
ed. _ -' . 
I1We_ have everything you could
want in the way of fly cstchei-53.1,).
sect Poisons, etc. There is no reason
Your house should be infested with
the greatest of all diseases spredders
-the common housii fly-when you
can get such ellective remedies, at
such low prices here. The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Corner Great George and
Kent Sts. , Md,
zziiuhthin, Ben & oe. for heat éohi.
lowest prices. 9-23-‘Mi_[_
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of
ElNlHlL GUlll|]|lll17
'THE EXPRESS-The cxpresswnr-
rivea in Charlottetown last night
at 10,10. ~
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100 PASSENGEHS-The S.` S.
lwengeliiie arrived in Charlottetown
last night ut. 9.30 with a good cargo
of freight and 100 passengers. She
sails today at noon.
BAND CONCE-ltT-A large number
gathered in the Queen Square _-Gar-
dens last night, to listen to the band
concert given by the citizens band of
Charlottetown, in their inost.,cap-
able mnnner.
LATEST MOTOR.- The provincial
government has added another' to
Char1ottetown’s. large number of
motors, The 'D. P. W. is the new
arrival, having come into Port on
Wednesday night, in charge of _Capt-
ain Squarebriggs, with Mr. Arthur
Warren, as enzlneer and Mr Murphy,
Halixax, as Pilot. The new craft is
a large and commodious one and is
equipped in a most up-to-_date man-
ner wlth the latest improvements.
She is 42 feet long, 11_ foot beam
unn~-is-i‘;n:_e».a¢»>ir, shirts ~‘nf.tea with
which _ w_ll d er a_1_` “bt ten
\1i'i`i_1es‘_"i\n"h¢§lii;. f_l`lll`ie' fas built
ati-Islifax forthe Department of
Public Works, »s.n‘d~designed by May-
or Williams of Dartmouth, N. =S. She
was brought here in charge of Mr.
John White oi the Department of
Public Works, and will*-he used for
the service of the engineer' in towing
the pile driver scow .iiito the diner-
ent_ harbors' and rivers. "
Mr. J._J. ` Johnston returned to
Charlottetown by" the, Evangeline
last night from a trip to Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie
announce the marriage of their dau-
ghter Florence Pearl to Mr. Regin-
THICK SWOLLEN GLND
. \\
that make it horse Wheeze.
Roar, have -Thick Wind
or Choke-down, can be f
reduced with
also`any.Bunch or Swelling. No blister. no
hair gone. and horse kept at work. Con-
cgnimggdluordy a few/drops required at an
application. $%per bottle delivered.
_ook 3 K free.
ABSORBINE, .lllqantiseptic liniment for man-
kind, reduces Gysts,Wens, Painful, Knotted
Varicose Veins,-Ulcers. $1 and $2 a bottle at
dealers cr delivered. Book “Evidence” free.
W. P. Y0lJNG, l'.D.'l. lil lymanl llliin..MonlreaI. Can.
Dr. de Vap’s _l~emai_.'a____.'I>_ll_ls
le Franc ii' ator;never a ii. one
plaiarglldtbxceedinglycglivverful ln reilulating the
generative portlon of Clic lemsle lYH\~“"\- R°l“!°
all llieap imltationa. Dr. do Vian'l no sold at
Ilia ‘mx or three lor |10. Mailed to any iitldresa.
-.ras aaému ni-ug on.. ss. oui»-their Ons.
g,,|d gy (;,`°`_ E, Hughes. Anothecarlas
.Halt » hariottetnvnr
 
‘ DOMINION OF CANADA
Provinc°e~of Prince Edward'
Island, .City of Charlottetown.
Kennethsj. Martin. Esllulfe. l_h¢
Stlpendiar'y’Maglstrate for the City
of Charlottetown.
Take Notice that His Honor the
.itipeiidiary Magl*‘f"‘e "f lhe City
of Charlottetown tai by Vlmle °f
the power ani authority in hlin
vested by tim statue of the Genera
Assembly of me Island entitled:
“An Act to Consolidate and
Amend the several acts incorpora-
ging the _’ City of Charlottetown,
"Orderedand appointed that Mon-
day .i8thof>-August. -19'3» be *lf
day set down for hearing all ap?" 5
made to him from the P\'¢°¢°dl”F
Valuation fjisseptment of rates ini-
osed or authorized bi' the CW
‘Council of .the City and that pf;
meh day and daily there after gnnit
all auch appeals have been Iseli. _
the hour of ten o’clock in I ¢ 8;*
noon, In the 01!! C°“"t 1° th; tg
Hall In Charlottetown aforeslii is
sucbhppeals willbe read andf na Y
determined by him. I
Dated this - 3otli da? °f J" Y
A. D. ‘i9r .
ROB'If’_. YANIDERSTINE
K. I MARTIN. S- “-
ald Austin Bailey of Montreal, which
took place in Roxbury, Mass., Sat-
urday, June, 28th 1913 by the Rev.
Mr, Holden, oi the' Firsq Universalist
Church. " _.
PARIS, Aug. 14 (Special).-The
ministry has given its approval to a
sclileme for the wide _development of
the aeroplane to co-opei‘ate‘with the
navy. M. Bardin, the minister of mar-
ine, will ask Parliament when it con-
venes for nn immediate appropria-
tion of $1,750,000 for this DurD0l\¢» 1
It is believed battleships and large
cruisers will be able during ia battle
to use aeroplanes to throw explosives
as ppwertiil as those now used in tor-
pcdneg, nnd French naval designers
therefore are taking into account the
necessity for additional overhead pro-
tectiohrfrgm alerial torpedoes.
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Ah the Victoria Park, last evening,
8. very good game oi Base Ball was
Played between the two church teams
H21, Anglican and Methodist,
In the eerlv part of the first hair
of the fifth inning, the Umpire was
obliged to call the game to a finish
‘of the game and the line-up of both
teams are as follower-
Anglicsn _ Team. Runs
E. Heartz 3,
C. Milford 3
H. Miller 1
Fred Lane 1 _
Jas. Gass 2`
B. Vanldcrstine I
R. Acorn ' 1,
R. Lane 1
Total. 13
Methodist Team Runs.
L. Newsom
R. Taylor, `
2
0
T. White 1
Fred Moore 2
H. Whitlock
C. Hughes, 3
0
J. Hughes 3
C. Hodgson 0
Total 11
There will be a game this evening
, .
at 630 o’c1ock between Z-‘ion and
Unions.
(Canadian Press.)
N, B. L.EAGUl<J,
At Fredericton-Fredericton 5; St.
John 4;
At Bangor, Bangor 9, St. Croix.
2:
...__¢__l.
(Canadian Press.)
IN'l.‘ERNAT'IONAL
At Baltimore first, Montreal_ 2,
Baltimore- '0,""' -
Second Baltimore 5, Montreal, 3,
At Jersey City First game Tor-
onto, 9, Jersey City 4;
Second game Toronto 9 Jersey
Rochester 0:
Second game Newark 3, Rochester
2; .
(Canadian Press.)
NATIONAL
At New York first game New York
1_1, St Louis, 4;
Second game New York 7, St.
Louis 3;
At Boston first game Chicago 9;
Boston 7.
Second game Chicago 5, Boston
1; _
At Philadelpnla first game Phila.. I,
Cincinnati 0,
Second game Philadelphia 7, Cincin-
nati 2.
At Brooklyn, Pittsburg 13, Brook-
lyn 8.
(Canadian Press.)
AMERICAN.
At Chicago, New York 2 Chicago
0.
At St Louis, Boston 4, St L0uiB
0
'At Cleveland Cleveland 6, Phila-
delphia 2,
At ‘-Detroit. Detroit 5, Washing-
ton 4;
SHOOTING RIVADRY.-On Wednes-
day next, on the invitation of the
Summerslde Rifle Club, a team from
the Civilian Rifle Club oi Charlotte-
town will go to Summerside to shoot
a match against the Summerside
shots on the S. R. C's, range. This
event is to he the rubber of the 'two
matches in which representatives of
these clubs have already met. It will
be recalled t-hat in the first match,
n twain £088 ghéo., Limited
d l . n.
l.°"f.':°i’:.`f.E":.'.i..°..:"§'i:.'r.f.ru‘:.=.“;;.="....°" 2"*
best of management.
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011 Rwouut of darkness, The result'
City 8; |L. Fletcher, `C.` F. Fletcher, Law-I
At 'Newark first game Newark 1; rence, Mass.; Mrs. Julia C. Tucks,_
gin of 40 odd., points. The return
match took ,place in Charlottetown a,
'fortnight later, and on this oecaeion`~
Charlottetown turned the tables on
the Suuimerelde fellows, ‘but they
only ‘inet managed to do it, winning
by s single point. from this Summer-
slde men, with that sporting spirit
which characterises them, have deter-
mined t.o see the question of superi-
ority settled between the clubs. have
invited the 0.' R. C. to send down a_
team again to Summerside to shoot
lfor the rubberl This evtent takes place
the city and the western town it not
on Wednesday. and ritlemen in both
the e`ty ant the western town it not
throught the province, are taking the
keenest interest in theevent. On thisi
occasion, the match will be between
teams of ten in the previous matches
the teams were eight a side. Mr. G.
F. Hutcheson, himself a keen and
line-rifle shot, who will no doubt be
a number of the Charlottetown team,
adds a further piece ol interest to thy(
event by presenting n silver ole-litter
to be awarded to the bright individu-
al scorer of either teams in the
match. A nie-litter without the pie,
would be like Hamlet without' ther
ghost in lt; and perhaps somebody
might follow Mr. Hutcheson’s enam-
Dle and -.present a pie to make them
completei. Should anyone feel like!
taking the hint, it sho\\ld`he borne
in mind that the good rifle-shot is an _
enicurean in pastry ofa higher class
than the mag-pie! But ol that suin-
cilent for the present.
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The following registered at the Re-
vere Hitel, Charlottetown, yesterday:
T. C, Burns, Rexton, N. B. A, C,
Piueau, Rustico, J, A, Robertson, ,
Bonshaw, A. Leigh Collett, Victoria, `
John C. McDonald, Calvin I-lowatt, ,
Victoria, Harry Jenkins, Charlotte- ‘
town, J. B. Brown, Charl0ttetown;`
Joseph, 0.Connor, St. John_ N. B.
G00. Hyde and wife, Vancuver, B.C.
Geo. H. Deane. St John N. B. M.H.
Murphy. Boston, Jas. J. Barry
Bristol, R. G. McLaren, New Perth,
C. G. Howard, Milton, F. W_ Migk-
lwright Halifax, J. W. Millar, ,Otta- ‘
wa, Fred Parsons, Halifax, B. ,H.
Hawkins, Halifax, ld. J. McTague,
Mt. Stewart, C. Lorne Smith Loud-
on, Eng.
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Miller, Halifax; J, A. Grant.,`Brldge-
ville; Rev. H. I.. Haslam, Liverpool,
N. S.; H. Fourier, Ottawa; H. Mc-
Millan, Pictou; H. W. Hubbard and
daughter, N. Y. City? G. H. Moore,
H. G. Noyes, J. G. Araneder, Mrs. i
Calvin Conrad, Miss L. C. Conr-ud,l
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Main, Boston; C.|
J. Emery, A. A. Bishop, Newport,
Vt. ' i
The followin re istered at the Vic-
“ml-mSTNew@vg13sr,orm-~_ Tus_cHARL0'iz'»rnr0wN ouanoran _ . . immq_»iiti. ' » Pressione:
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The secret of financial  
success ofthe individual -_
is the elimination of loss.
We would like to talk
to you about our guaran-
vestment certificates.
investment, backed by
first mortgages on impro-
ceediug 50 p. c. of conser-
to by competent solicitors
and fire insurancesmain-
tained In strong board
companies. The mort-
gages are earmarked as
being the securiety behind
the individual certificate. ~
The interest and return
teed "by this company,
which has a paid up cap-
ital and reserve . of
$2,800,000, has assets of
over $5 000,009, _trusts
under administration over
$6,000,000, and is trustee
for bondholclers for over
$25,000,000 (part of this
amount being guaranteid
issues by the British Col-
umbia Government.)
Call in and let us tell
you more about these.
I
l)0ll'lINION 1
0 TRUST
€0MPANY
`5T|\_e Perpetual Trustee"
Mgnager.
Ch'town Office
-.Morris Block,
0lher_oII_icea-Vancouver,Victoria,
Nania_ii_(Is§_`_I|,ew _Weslrl_\i_nialer,_Cal- `
gary, Rblinluklw-il\n'il§aI,h\0iIfreaI ,
London, `\h‘$,fl_'r,il_ws'rp?,,,§9_I,|`ium.
toria Hotel, Charlottetown, yester-
ahy:-D. F. Meti’oiiiiid','”.i'?~"i1“li'i'¢ui-'
_,'_" - ~  _I
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teed first mortgage ,__iii_- I I
They are a.vei'§.."_sale I
ved realestate, never ex- l
valuation. Titles certified I
of principal are gnaran- I
_ II. M. DAVISON `
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The
High Quality Binder 
You need not worry about stops or '-1 it
lost time when you carry Green' Sheaf
Twine in your Binder. This first qu dlty
Binder Twine runs very evenly, and is
absolutely free frornknots or anything
that would not allow it to feed freely.
Green Sheaf twine runs 550 ft. to each
pound, and it does not waste a foot ta__
the ball. We have on hand a very large
- our price is riglit TOO, D0u’t put off- :.4
" getting your supply. ORDER, T 
DAY. » i », ~ ~1
A cciriplete stock of HARVEST __ I
NEEDS here at prices that vtiil¢»»sui£.-..»»¢~....\, I
. Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd.
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worth, City; F. Bu-ntain, W. H. Ang-
us, V. -'l‘. Bs,rtr,am,_E. Hazen, Toron-
to; E. J. Talpey, Concord, N.H.; H.
Adele Ripant, Mrs. W. Keller, Ethel
Keller, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Lefurgey, Mrs. J. F. Belyeau,,
Miss Brennan, Summerslde; C.F. Fish-
er, A. L. Mnrquard and wife, D. lilc-
Lennnn, Montreal; Dr. and Mrs. W.S.|`
Watson, Brooklyn, N.Y.; H. Bet-.rclv
Souris; A. Andrew, San Francisco; N.
R. DesBrisay, J. F. Fraser, lu", i
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The following Registered at the
Victoria .Hotel Charlottetown, yes-
from all attacks of siinbiirn and oth-
er similar summer afliictions. It i
casy to apply and very pleasant to
the skin, 'put up in handsome jars'
with nickel plated top 500. The
MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor-ner Great
George and Kent Sts. Mtf.
the real article. It protects the skin
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"SALES EXCEED TWO MILLIONS A
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Trailing Arbutus Complexion cream
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W, C, M. Aokhurst, N. R. Norman,
S. L. Regan, W. G. Patterson, A,K.
Hemming, Lt. Col. Grant, Miss M.E.
dence, Rhode Island, on July 25th,
1913_,_ when Nora, the wife _of Mr.
Gay Lowell Marks, died ol blood-
poisoning at the early nge of 24
years. She was n daughter of the
_ There must be something fine about a cigar to boost its
S. Hatfield, I-Ialifax,; R. H. Tales,
E. J. Terry, "J. W. Andrews, and
Donald, R. A, Taylor, Montague; 1
C. Taylor and wife, Freetown, J.R.
Dinnis, B. Roy_Holman, City,
McLean, Crspaud; Mr. and Mrs, B. -
Atlfnson, Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Boke, G. G. Smith, H. S. Bourke,
J. M, Joice, Montreal, S.R. Betts,
B. S. Straight, Mr. and Mrs ,J. C,
Laird, Toronto. W A. Dingwcll
Sydney Mrs. l’. Walker, and child
Fredericton, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison,
Mr. and Mrs. Crane, Penn, Navada;
R. S. Prasser, W. W. Castle, Mrs.
B. C. Pierce,. Miss B. E. Hatfield,
Boston, E, D. Smith, and wife `
Winona, Ont., J. C. Sharp, Summer-
side,_G. G. L. McPhee, Georgetown,,
Mr. and Mrs. J, W, Do_y1c and 3
children” St._ Peters, A. D. Rogers,
A. Usina, Florida, Miss H. M. Spring
Miss M. C. Linnerick, Philadelphia,
Mr._and Mrs. W. J. Raytus, N. At-,
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te Ewen Livingston, Niue Mile
rcek, and n step-daughter of Archi-
iiN_P.M'<i,st.Jh.P.s. _
gosh, _,_ w_ %‘§f,‘;_,,th,,,,_ Ii Mac- hind Gillis, orweii cove, P. E. Is-
and. _
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which was shot at Summerslde, the telb0ro.'__'Ma'ss., H. McMillan, iPict.o\i,`
home club won by the handsome mar- IN. S. .' _
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sales up into thc millions. It might not be so wonderful for a
(Special)-John Lind, President Wil-
son’s personal representative, who is
on his -way to Mexico, said here that
he would not under an circum-
short period; but, both Tuckett's “CLUB” and 'I`uckett’s
lVI_ARGUI‘IRI'I`E” are old favorites. They are sold by tobac-
conists  _over the country and have been for years. Clear
Havana filler”-Flor de Vuelta tobacco~which attains a mild-
ness, sweetness and ripcness known to few other places in Cuba,
these cigars have consistently maintained a standard that has
given them the preference amongst good smokers everywhere.
ll’//fn /iurrharfng .my
“Tuckett’s Preferred”
battleship New Hirmpsliire.
Mr. Lind said thnt. after he lin-l nt*
coinplislied what he expected to
the Southern Re ihlic he would nil
Y
' stances accept the Amlmssndorship to
Mexico. He left here at eleven-thirty
o'clock yesterday morning for Galveg.
pi _
accept 1; permanent post: in that coun-
try. He refused to dismiss nnyof th
recent. statements of President Hucr
l £1* B  '  _Q l WB e W
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tlon, where he will go on hoard the
ta of Mexico.
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A Guarantee 'I`hatF Means Money to the Shareholders of the I
WHAT THE, GUARANTEE MEANS
TAYLOR’S SILVER" BLACK FOX COMPANY. LIMITED
Because of the sma'l number of Sliver Back Foxosiu existence and the het that they cannot increase at more than ia certain r.\to,liigh profits are assured tho sharohdder for a period that is v:irin~1sly estimated at from five to
ten years. _ _ ' . - , . - . . _ . - _
When the industry is p'aced on a pelt roducing,basla the shareho der in the Taylor s Company will be in possession of stock_ winch will proh:ihly`he paying up to 33 per cont. profit. -
Behind the guarantee of the Tay?or‘s &mpany which means MORE THAN 40 PFR CEN I`. PROFI l‘ to the shareholder is a stock of tho BE> i` ;BLOODhD FOXES on the Island, a modern ani -.\' ~ll equipped ranch and the
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_ The apecial Guarantee which goes with this Company of an increase ef notleaa than len young foxes to be raised hy September. IBM. means that at _ the present market price for foxes um ,,h,u.,,,h,,~,],___ , ...m receive B prom or
more th n 40 per cant. ln the ordilnary case the litter: from the seven pairs of foxes wil amount to lhfw 21 pups which will givo_the siiarelifililcrs a profit considombly in advance of that promised under _tho i \.\-antee. At the pre-
ggni; “£9 young foxes of this year s breeding fetch $1 hand the price is steadily advanclug.It will there ore belreadl y sean that _thu special guarantee means n. great deal in_ira to the shareholder than it utraight .»» .uey guarantee, and
that whatever ap ns tue shareholder, fs enabled to benefit by the increase in t_ho price of foxes which is at vancing rapid y _pint now, and winch from ovary indication will advimce ntiil more before next season. -
The ofgi(-nlzigfhgié? (‘}§u~|£a|;y aaa: allhmazofdztgndlng, the management is the best to be had, the foxes are of the best brooding strains ou the Island. and with the steadily advancing price and the limited uipply this Comp-
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any smnghdxsdgaalrs of foxes which form the stock of this ranch are all pedigreed stock several of the famous Dalton and Tap in strains and of the best blood on tho Island. ' _ ‘
The Manager, Mr. A.Tay or.is a wel known fox man of the Ia and who has had a great den' of experience in the breedingof Si ve_r Black Foxee.l-ie is a so Manager of the Smith Company which lizui declared a dividend of 40 per cent.
, The Igincb fa situated on one of the finest looalona on the Is and and is under course 0( construction at the present timo. It is up to date and wail equipped in every respect. and Mr. \Tay or s experience has been large y drawn
from in provi ing the most scientific accomodation for the little animals. _
Until September, l9l4_the ranch is tree of all expense of anylilnd.
Taylors Silver Black, Fox Company, Limited of Montague, P. E I.
» Capital SIUVLWU ' ` I,8l0 Shares of SIM each
PRILSIDIIII: Lhut Celqeal-ll, Ii. Edwards. of Cowie Qldwarda. Marine Insurances. St. John, N B .
r Prospectus Write to or cali on
|}||([¢‘|'0|lg-II. A PowaI|,K. C. lambar International Waterways Commission, St. John l._ B' Dr' T.  \iabop. Si- .lelm N. B' A- A. Alley, Charlottetown, P. E. I.   Taylor, Monique, P. E. I. Ilan. A. D. Richards. Dorehaaler, N.B~
For Any Information Regarding the Company, and fo
R.`A. Taylor, Manager of the `l'aylor's Sliver Black Rox Co. Ltd. Montague P, E. I. or
C. H. Mcbesn, Treasurer. A. C. Jardine, Of Jardine & Rive.
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