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J OH R. DIN N IS PEDIGREED FOXES ITD.
Description of Ranch
The chief point of interest for the thousands of tourists
wlio visit L7h:irlottf:to'.\'n is the Dinnis farni. It is situa"ed
about tcii ininutes' drive ironi the city on an eniinente over-
looking the harbor and consists of one lvindred and sixty acres
of land. lt is chietly of interest liecai...e the fox ranch which
occupies ten acres of wcodl-find on the highest point of this
fariii is the largest in the Province and its owner has the reput-
ati izi ot' lic-ing the must successful of fox breeders up to the
p- csent time.
Situated as it is on a wooded hilltop it is ideallv located for
a fox hi,=iii~_~. The .\I;itural drainage of the ground is perfect, so
that there is no danger of spring treshets so fatal to yung
tri:-Les. 'l`hi~ :iir is :il .rays pure and fresli. for the winds which
sirec-p the lt=l5t.»-;» czirrv :iv.';iv :ill liriinifiil aiiddisa:reealJle odors
and iiiiiir-le tlii- riliiiliiiif Iolzs into Ili.: \':ille\' below. The fact
that l\lr l`»i;~r.i< li is never had a >iiigie case ot sicknessair.or_L{
his :iniin'il- since he acquirccl the present ranch (three years
aigril is siitlicit-iit evidence of the liealthluliiuss ofthe ranch and
surrouiidings. The ranch has an enviable history of success.
Last your seven per cent. ot' the l.slar.cl`s increase of young
foxes \vt-rt» horn in this ranch. This year .\1r.Dinnis has raised
iitiv-ei_i;Iit young foxes. It is not much wonder that he is called
the "\\"i;:.'ii'd Rancher."
AN OPPORTUNITY
to get into a LARGE, l’l<OSl’l~IR(.)US, and WELL-ESTAB-
LISHED concern.
The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes
Limited
solicits capital for the FURTHER EXTENSION ofa very suc-
cc-.<si`iil L`onip;ini'. The Company owns at present, ELEVEN
l’.~\lllS of "l’l{()\`El) BREEl)El{S" (two years old) worth at
lczist 50 p. c. more than young pups according to the experi-
ence ot ranchiiien.
There are NO Promoters’Profits in this Proposition
liecziiise the llirectors are selling the new issue at actual cost
price of foxes, virtiiall_v Sl(i,0l,'0 per pair.
Prospective Dividends for 1914, Sixty-Five per cent (65 p. c.)
HEAD OFFICE, Box 147, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
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The largest on Prince Edward Island, containing at present 110 foxes.
Guarding The Dinnis Ranch
Standing out prominently is the night watchman’s house which over-
looks the ranch and the public road, Supplcmentirig the eye of this
ofhcer is the vigilance of ancthcr watcl man whose especial business
it is to patrol the ranch. There are trilliant lights surrounding the
ranch which are turned cn eve ry night to enable the trained night
watchman to protect the foxes lrcm disturbance.
V The equipment is the largest and mostup-to--date in the Province.
The pens of the PEDIGREED FOXES number one to eleven and oc-
cupy the premier position in the ranch. Every convenience that in-
genuity can suggest and money procc- re has been incorporz ted in the
construction of their dens. The pens in which they take exercise are
very large, and no painshave be en spared to assure absolute comfort
to the valuable occupants of these cle li xe dvi ellings. 'Ihe share-
holders of the JOHN R. I)ll\l\`lS PEDIGREED I OXES LIMIT ED
have sole use and control of Mr. ILinnis’n2ir.e so long as the Com-
pany carries on business.
Description of Foxes
DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES are regarded as the type,
“par excellence” of silver black fox They are characterized
by thin mobile ears; a full neck,short and arched from the back;
width over shoulders and through the heart; along, delicately
turned head;a springy pelt, and pink skin covered with a
wealth of une lustrous fur. narticularly marked on limbs and -'
under body; :inda large heavy "brush", These are the _Hall
marks of health and vigour.
The fourdz tion sto( k oi the DlNl\IS Pl DIGRI5 ED IOXES
was selected Irr m the pc-'ns of the Pit neer' Ranrl min. Ch2'l@S
Dalton ard R. T. Cultr n, Alb _rton. ai d frr m the fimouj Ray-
ner Rar ch, Alte ton, 1 rir ce how: rd Isla d. 'llie cro :ing of
these two rotcd :trairs has produced a beautiful vii orou.=,large
animal that ccn bincs the fine rich luetrr us lur of il e one
breed with the high quality blcod :iid [.1 e1 ontcnal prodtctive-
ness of the other. 'lhe pelts of ancestors of some ofthese ioxes
sold for the highest prices on the Londcn rnarkct.
The litter reared last year by the mother of Queen Mary
(one of the Company`s foxes) sold for forty-tive thousand dol-
lars ($45,000), while another litter reared by the dam of the
Duke of Connaught sold for F orty-six thousand dollars ($46,000).
Free Booklet on Silver Fox lndustry
Thousands of dollars have already been made and many
more thousands await those who seize the opportunity NOW
offered by
THE JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES LIMITED.
The extra pairs of foxes _added are at a VERY LOW COST
VIRTUALLY $16,000 per pair.
The new investor participates in enhanced value of the
ELEVEN Pairs of “OLD BREEDERS".
" ` b. t ith tth I f fxes of one earold
.md UISJZFSS ‘i;§`i5’i§éiAi‘rY Erviiiii/rd Biirimriisl is C0..-
siderably greater than young ones in their tirst year.
(From the Report of the Department of Agriculture,
March 1913.) '
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li»\‘.iii.' ..ii:iii\\i.i~ i xiii' 'l".i= .\rl.i\i.'- if" 1\l\I"‘11!` I0 ltt' -‘¢"2\lt<'I'i»il tri i-an-li
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ali-' rii':»i.\
THE NORTH SEA.
"»"|'i~ (W-ii" iii’iii 'l`iii\' don‘i lit
.li»iies. $3: Mrs. Kiiiilial (`oI`t`in, Mt. 13""0kfl"l‘l»  *“"'“'_ (""l_"" \V' GI'
Sii\\\'zirt, $10; (it-oi'_L:<-to\\'|i, nrlditiouul |’i"`k"- “l"’“k"*‘l‘|' $"i 9"’ I" H' ‘I°“'
ed b_\" Miss Bell Pnniplioll. Cape 'Prn-
verst-», $10.50; First Methodist (‘Ii\i|°cI\
 Iiiiriii'l.is>~ ai-,.i..4r ai i-nritziiii iiiiiiilioi; Q   L  `|
oi' liri\ii'.<. 'l`lii-_\' uri- iiiit laiid in roi-
` pr. ,,i;._,H gym; l,,~..\-i.,u,- ii. .iizrlimiiinil Iiriiisli \\'.ii' on ini-ri Ianni Tl' PAYS to buy in this Province.
tliv \\:.i' iii i '.\;i». minsiil 1~,.,| ,,,.\i;[-. i  ~.~ ls. lii I-iriisor|itr'~ii<'o iii-utrcil ships ---
:tl iii' rl.iii::.i in i`Ii.- _\`\,,-iii .\`- ii i1ii» `1i‘\' i‘\pri:.r»rl io grvul rlziiiuiiik 'l`wo l-`l.()\\`lClt».SHt)\\` l’riiic'\\ o\` \\'uli=s
(Ir=i'iii:\ii-1 r~ii:ii:iii~» iii siaiini- i-i'i»».~' ‘?1‘!li-ll \('~-~\l>4 l\11\i‘ l>~“ llc." I' "ri V>ll"‘ >\t" " "fi~"T ='»UT3i
ir iii sl tru f t;.,\, . igllsl _ -.
U ,H (\.__,1,. ,-,,\,,...._ '|~i,,.,~.. min... .i., 5 riiitiiii ilii~ lust ‘_*I liours. »--
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um ,.,,m~,,,.m ,,, \|,,. i-oiiilitioiis iii ilii- I THE NEW CROSS.-'Flin cross ilay, Aiig. illiili and 2.ili 'tho l’. lu. l.
~ on ilii- nr-w spisf- ot St. lliins1iiii`s lliiilwziy will iiisiiii oiiri-w:i_\' tii'.si-class
#_ J, ( -
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tion, tho wiirli living doiio by
~‘~i‘~ ' l)uii<<vtti
. ;}_ll<-'.\:  .\I'.‘I.\i`ui‘iiii. lin-'ri_‘ I ‘Atl )
  in onli it .ini .-.i.u. `»ul.r.r ti, ‘
OFF FOR THE FRONT--_\li'. .lvi`i`1*r_'~‘i
.\l:u-l"lniil. son ol' Ilr. .\iidi'i~w .\l;ir~i‘liiiil
of Mctlill l'iii\'i-i‘:zit_\'. who li;i.~‘ li(-vii
spviirliiiu tlii- :<iiiniiii»r with his i`:iilir-r
in Orwell. l’. IC. I., lias i<oiii,~ up io
liiliizisioii to join the l-`i\'ili Vaiiiiirliuii
i»iigiiii~ei's. This corps ot' 180 invii i
coiiiposerl of eiigiiie-iriiig stiiili-iit.~i of
Qiiec-ii's l`iiivc-i'sity. unrl is r-oiiiiiiziiirlvil
li_\' l’rot`i-ssoi' .»\lr».\;iiiili-r Main-l’li:iil. The
corps has Iwi-ii :ir-cr-ptvil for foreign
sr-i‘\'iee, su_\'s the Uoiitreal niiws.
THE MORWENNA.-'I`lic S. S.
l\Ioi'\\'r>iiri:i_ wliir-li sziilod lust e'.'r~iiiiig
from l‘lnirloiii>towii for St. .Ioliii`:=,
.\'?-wtoiiiirllaiiid \'l:i. S_\'ilii:~_\'. .\'. S.. had
on liourd zi lurirrr und \':i1‘ioiis cui'go,
1-oiif:i:<|iiir< priiicipally ot 23.000 Ii¢\;.::= oi'
outs, 50 b0.\i-s of rlivese. 50 r'z\.s+‘s oi'
i-nga and 400 puckuut-s of \'e}_'r~l:ililos
(In deck tlioru were 50 lieairl ot' rattli-
Zl irorsw; und 50 slim-p.
POLICE COURT.- At the ( _
Police t‘oiirt yestordiiy morning, lio-
fore His llonour Mr. K. J. Martin,
l»Ivur_\' Clinton was c~li:1r‘|.:ed with liiiv-
ing been found drunk on August 23.
Ile plc-adeil not ',:uilt,\'. but wus touncl
guilty and lined $5 :intl costs.
deteiiiluiit liiniselt beiiig' iiiic-ertaiii
\\'hetIier lie was their sohvr or not Ilic-
Blnillstriitr' iii‘rlt>ri~ii liiiii to lie ki-pt
in custody until the doubt was dis-
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Dry goods. groceries, and General Merchandise at
the
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ginning at one o’clock P. M. oii Thursday 2_7th
Atigust. These goods comprise general groceries,
lioots and shoes, hardware, etc. etc., such as found
Auction Sale
of
store of the late Albert N. Jenkins, Orwell be-
any country store. Sale commencing at one
ock and contiiiuiiig until all is sold. Goods to
sold in lots to suit purchasers. Bargains may
expected as all must be sold. Terms at sale.
instructions of Mrs. M. A. jenkins, Admin-
Benj. Carter & Co.
Auctioneers
i3. c. Mcuoiuin,
Qect pc-llt-rl.
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of Kellogg’s Corn *  9.
» Flakes. But it 
t would be a. shame "I /_  _, if-Q ‘
to scold them ’f~,_ i  '/i‘
When    ‘F   i_t.he narirket. Write Wm. Moran, (har
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l~`l.()\\'l~Ilt SHOW l’i‘int-ri of \\':ilr~s
Colleire, /\ii_i;ii:~;t 20-27. 50733.
I TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS for the
l~‘lii~.\'iir tiliow. \\'r><Iiii=~=i|iiy iiiid '|`liurs-
pvr Mr. .\itl<e|i, $3; .\li‘s. Tlioiiiiis \\'. ‘;l"‘M\|"l`“:" H_“"|""`- $_l'_l""f"i___“;mfc
.\ioi~ris, $5: Tlic New Loiirlou \\'oin- 51l“‘lS»_*u-~"fi _(__“l"` “"9” "lf'__"i"j_('{"::
¢~ii's liistiiiitv, per .\’t~r1r\-tiir_\'-'Freusllrerill*'l*3' (U\'l‘- -Til'--»¢\§ at lfllill #nl-0'" “fn
PM HN \p 30 .\» poi t \\ \
Fi: Mrs. .]. i\. l\Ir-.ssl-i'\'i-_\', $5: ‘ '. 1'-' "“”"'>`i' "'>“*"5"’:  i i K "V i' ‘ '
<'zinoii Siiiipsoii,~.\liss t‘alvs. $13; .\'. M. -I-_ M‘f:§"`i|-"' _ |_m_if‘ l““‘_k:"' 51|.;-‘i
l`. $3; .\ 1`i'ii~ii<|. $1; Mrs. .l. I‘. ’I`iiiitii:-.. I»'lfl*` \““|-“-_ M~'~""_i ‘\‘m"“’“_“| .'rf'"l
t2i'aii-i- .\lvtIioili.st r-liiircli. Sl; l"i'r>in two UW l1“|ll'f‘ "| lil" “"""“l. ( h"‘i`l"‘"
-ziiiilitiiiiiul per Mrs. Paton-Mrs. T.
(‘.. $1; Mrs. Issac llolniiin. $2; In meni-
ory of the lute Mrs. ((`oI) F. S. Moore,
$5; pi-r Mrs. J. F. Morris,-Mr. Louis
Coles, North Milton, 50c; Miss Morri-
son, North Milton. 50 cents; Mrs. M.
I.. l\lr-kiiinon. illoiitngue, $1; Miss A.
friviiils. $3; Mrs. ,\nloii_\' l‘Is,s'or_\'. m‘“""l| Il~‘l‘ I\li.~»r< \\'illiuiiis. $3; <'0llt‘l‘l' M. 1)(-hluis, $2.
EDUCATION CONFERENCE. --
Mr. It, II. Viiiplwll, I3..»\.. Sii,><-i'iiiicii.l-
._ _ _ , _ _-,“_ _ _.. __ _ A _ ._i.___ _ ._-_ _ __-_ _ 1- cnt ot' l'31liir‘zitioii. and l’rf»l`»'S:<<ii‘ 'l`lii‘-
“" ` I A A_"" _4` ' ""`"`A' A A' "` "““‘_" _"` A ‘A ` "A A odorli Ross, leave (llinrlrittt-to\\'iithis
. __) iiioriitiip io aitlrriid the iiil_~.-"i'rii\iiir'i»
__ ul I-Irliicxitioiinl Voiivoiitioii a' llnlilnx.
i At the nir-eliiiir, at wliii-li ther* will
' be iciir-tiers from encli ot' the M:tri~
time I’ro\'iiieL~:i. a vnriot._\' of iiiosticiiis
touching the eiliicatioii of the :iiroo
. prrivinr-r~s will be discusserl. .\lr.
; Vniiipliell will luke part in at discusi-
' Simi, to he led h_\' Mr. A. ll. r\li'l\':i\'.
Siiperiiitr-iiilr-iit of Erlui~nti<iii, I\'tr\'.i
Scotia, on “’l`lic- Staiiirlardiziitioii of
`Si~c'oiirlar_v I-jducatloii unrl ot tea.r:`i-
‘ors trziiiiliig t~t-rtitir-ales, and of
suliriol ritatistisc tliroiizlioiil (`aiiarl:i
_V ' 21,. ,/ :ind the u<l\'aiiI:i;:e of n Iloinlnion Ed-
the g00dS`_a~ box I  I ' ‘l 2?/> j iifiutiriii Iliirriiiii. l'rritr-ssor Ross will
/ ricliwr an atlilrcss "\'01‘i\.tioiinl lid-
u(~uIioii." F ,-. I -or
_ ef .- -_-“--l
::Don‘t nliss the big dividend; in
the fox business. The St. Lawrence
, iSllver Black Fox (Iompany nlfcrs you
` fone ot the best. propositions seen on
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good for them.
rlosliziir-d for four purposes:
rrlviin the tenth. 2. 'l`o help preserve
gums. 4. To leave inoutli and teeth
faritisreptir-ally sweet :ind clemi. Tlivlr
\ _ \_ olTr-r-I|v<~iir:ssi in rloing these four
d N i I - things, their purity, their pleaniiiit flu-
_ ` vori-i, their geiiorousi sizes-all these
‘ innlwtlieiii both most .satisfnr-toryiirirl
A ‘ niost ocorioiiiirritl. ltr-xiill Tooth Paste.
|R."xull Anllsepllit Tnritli l’1i\\'rlr‘r. [lox-
_ 'ull Triolli \\'ii.=:h. Irliirtli is i-xiiziriiiitenrl
. ‘ . ._ ' .`tn plozrne and sirtlsfy ynii. or your
G€t the Dfiglnah  B  1|; immioy back. Each 1351-. Mar-Kiiirioii
,, ,__ , _ li
_ 7 " " ` "TWT" . Kent Streets.
::Ih»xiiIl Tooth l’rt~pn.rations are
I. To
the teeth. Il. 'I`o stri-mrtlien the
rug Vo., t‘orner Grout Gr-nrgr: rind;
mf' 1-, '?
‘it \'
'l`li<.=
rr-turn until ilu- 11Xili. l‘i'\i'tiiir-:ite ot'
zitii>iiiI.".ii<-i- iiiusi he siuiiorl Ii_\‘ tlii- sw-
ri-izii'§.'. \\`. liavisoii. 5110.
TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS tor- iIii»
Flriiviii' Slir‘i\\'. \\`oiliir\>'rl:iy :ilirl 'l`liiir.\'~
iln_\'. .\t.iu. `_’IiIh ziiiil llflli. 'l`lir\ l’. IC. I.
lliiiliviiy will issiiii oiii=»\v;i_\' tIi'si~r'l;i.~.~¢
livin-l:=. .\\1_i_'. ;’:'»ili, lflitli, 2Tlli. good tri
ri-iiirn until ilu- '_‘.\iIi, t`i~i'iii'ii-iiii- oi'
zitii-iiilziiir-i= inusi he sigiied lip' the si-i~~
ri»tair_\‘, \\'. lhaivisriii. 51113.
..VIS|TOFtS FAREWELLED.-.\t Mr.
.lusiir'i» I<`il7.gr‘i‘:il'l`.~' suiniiiei' Iiiiii;::i|iiw
:ii Ilolliinrl ('o\‘i» Inst vveiiiiig tliori-
wris ii t`aii‘<-well inii.<ir':il i»iit<-riuiiiiiir-iii
iiitt-r‘spt~rse<l with si~\'t-i':<il zirlrliw-ssl-s
:inrl ri liappy |ii'.'-fsriiitaiioii to llvv. ltr.
lli'iir-.- 'l`a_\'ii»r of :in alliuni with views
of Ilollziiiil (‘ovr- :ind the iiii\ogi':i|ilis
ot' the siiiiiiiivr iw-.~i<lciits. .lurli.'<- l-`iiz-
gc-iwilil in iiniiiiiii; the pi‘c-eiiiitzitiiiri
\'oir-eil the iliiiiilis and :ippri-ci;ii'.oii
of all for Iii: 'l`ii_\'ir.i~`s ni:iii_\' ltiiirliiesst-s
iliiriiiiz iiie siiiiiiiii-i~ ' and pariir‘uIiii'l_\-
for thi- Saiiirla_\' nioriiing sr»i~vir-es and
liolpfiil :1rlrlre.ssr>s, Ili". 'l`ayIor' and his
son llruer- left \‘r~.<ti-riln_\' morning for
.\Iii|iii'c:il win-ro lir. 'l`u_\'lor |io|ii~s to lin
ulilo to niriltr- :iri‘iiiigviiieiits to jniii his
i'vi.:iiiiciit. “'l`Iir= Itoyiil Si‘oit:<_" as <'lnip~
lain for thi- front. Mrs. 'Fiiyliir ainrl the
otliers ot' the I`ainiily loaivv on 'l`iii-srli\_\'
utteriiooii. .\lr.<. I-Iilgiir aiiil the iliilil-
rt-ii leaive on \\'r-rliii~sil:\y :il'ti»rirooii for
Toroiito :ind Dr. Gordon and his party
leuvc on ’I`liiir.<d:i_\' nioriiiii_i;.
::If _vou want a. good investment
put your money In the wt. |.a\vrciii~o
Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd. Full piir-
ticulars on application to Win. Moran
Secretary, Box 506, tllmrlottetowu.
33625-7-ltlhltt.
.. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
l"ollo\viiig ure the siiliscriptioiis re-
(-r>i\'r~rI to dntr- to tlin funil t'or the
llospilul Ship wliicli the woiiiiin ol'
(`anada :ire pi‘r°.=u-iitliig to tht- Iiiipvr-
ial Govt-riiiiimit:~
PER MR. R. KEENAN.-'I`Iw Iairlivs
ot' Murray River. $21.25; Liidies ot'
(Hndstoiie, $5.75; Mrs. George Auld
and Miss Auld, $10: Mrs. J. \\‘iilter
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War Courage .
MANY a man in Canada, willing to
go a-warring across the seas, is
unwilling to iight at home---against the
shadowy foes of bad times or of busi-
ness depression.
This is a time in Canada when Can-
adian business men should fight-fight
to capture new trade and to hold old
trade. To stop one’s advertising is to
withdraw a powerful offensive and
defensive force, and to expose one’s
business without a guard.
If the courage of manufacturers,
V wholesalers, retailers-the generals
and captains of trade and industry-
fails, the courage of the nation will ebb.
Keep Up Your Keep Up Your
Courage Advertising
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