r That our "Quick Developing Method” for films is 1
' R1TcHIE°§"' l
99 ounce 'Sum
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'I " i'|’||onc9'JI;
volum as only at 19c a volume o_r 6 for $1.00. . _
2 Adam Bode. Eliot
I9 Autocrat of thefBreah-
fast table. The, Holmes.
9_1 Barchester T1. wera, Trol-
lope ~
49 Baraby Rudge, Dickens
:or Black Tulip, The Du-
mas
48 Cummings. The. Word
12 Christmas Books, The,
(Five Tales‘, Dickens
11 Cloi\ter and the Hearth
The, Reade
26 Cranford, Gaskell
Crrwn of Wild Olive (The)
The Ethics of the Dust,
Ru kin
4-4 Deerslayer, The, Cooper
3 Eat Lyn e, Wood
102 Emma, Austen
42 Fairy Tales, Stories and
Legends, Andersen
75 Gulliver’sTravels, Swift
85 Guy Mannering Scott
67 Handy Andy, Lover
65 Hy patia, C. Kingsley
61 It is Never Too Late to
Mend, Reade
21 _lane Eyre. C. Bronte
103 journal of the Plague
Year, Defre
14 King Solomon’s Mines,
Haggard
51 Little Minister. Th e,
Barrie `
105 Mansfield P.\rlc, Austen
71 Masterrnan Ready, Mar-
ryat
105 Natural History of St l-
7¢ our viliigc, Miriam
57 -Pathiidder -’l‘he,"' Cooper
94 Peter Simple, Marry at
81 Peter the Whaler, King-
ston
31 Pride n n d Prejudice.
Holmes
Io6 Professor at the Break
fast Table, The. Holmes
-79 Ravenahoe, H. Kingsley
22 Robinson Crusoe, Defoe
` |07 Seven Lamis of Archi-
tecture, The, Ruskin
63 chilly, C. B onte
36. 37, 38, 39, Shakespeare
complete in 4 volumes
99 Swiss Family Robinson
Wyse:
6 Ta`e of Two Cities, Dick-
ens
76 Tailsman, The, Scott
74 Three Midshipmen, The
Kingston
47 Three Musketeers, The,
Dumas
I3 Tom Brown’s Schcoldays
Hughes '
108 2o,ooo leagues under
the Sea, ' Berne
56 Two Paths and othlr Es-
sa}s,The, Ru_~l<ln
or Two Years Ago, C.
Kiu\zs!ey.
43 Vicar of Wakefield and
P°ew~. the, Gonsmnh
109 Villctte, C. Bronte
53 V0yHgeS of Discovery,
Cook
59 `Won1an in White The Co lins
b0"l'3. The While 85 Wuthering Heights  Bronte
50 Oliver Twir, Dickens 69 Mr.Midchipman Easy,Marryat
Ont of town cusicmers may trder by nrmber and should
afid 5c postage for each volume ordered.
a big success is shown by the tremendous number of
films we are receiving. Films delivered the same day as
recei ve d _ ‘
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FOUR 'ran mrnar News rms-r or lm. THE
nntr srtrcrlous
cunnnun smells
| _ -Furnishul
pt holy. "The Sabbath wan made
th." Might I nk you to read in
nnectton with this thought the last
o verses ol that beautiful chapter
e 59th oi; l'.naiah,.t‘Oh Lord al
oats be with un, Yet Lent we forget,
t we forget." ‘  »_
S- Lama. ‘r1*f"‘ 1
ot people, the Lord'a day, in not
man. and not man for the Sab-
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- On the 26th oi June the closing
exercises of this school were conduct wh
ed by the etlicient and diligent teach¢ pt
er Miss _Alice Morrow, assisted by th
Miss Mary E. McDonald, teacher ol "
Howe Bay School, in the -presence ol In
Aia goodly -number of the pupils, pa- wh
nuftted themselves in a manner high- tio
ly creditable to teacher and pupils. ment in the manner ot imparting in-
and although not appearing on the ,struction had fully kept pace with
list oi prize winners, the names of the
Howard ~~hicKenzie, Viola McDonald ho
and Leona Dingwell are entitled to the
speclalmention for their etilciency in mains apparently unatiected by the
history, geography, geometry, Latin flight ot years, and the old French
and English, and a map drawn by dltc
J. Reid Underhay elicited general school-house, is still visible as a
commendatrion. Several well rendered monument to the engineering skill of
red and fifty yea .
EGLINTON SCHOOL EXERCISES. 3rd Class-Emily L. Undnrhay. 2nd
I A
Be
rents and several visitors from ad- the
joining districts, and while all ac- en
songs and recltations, with a valedic- one
asa-Marie Wood. ` 1
o nearly sixty years ago, were pu-
ls in the little log school-house on
B .
o noted that while the change in
tirely clothed in the home produc-
n ol the family) and the improve-
mesteads, the old French mill-dam
tory by Miss Blanch Burke concluded-
th rcis .
e exe es
' Prizes ,for the year were awarded
by the teacher as followsu Deport-
ment-Gertrude Dingwell_ Attendance-
-Ircne Dingwell. 4th Class*-J. Reid
`Underhay and Irene Dingwell, equal.
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Jewelry ..t
» Sun
` Nothing could be more ap- |30
prop late as a momento of a `
pl-=asant vacation than a piece
of souvenir jewelry.
We have souvenir pins,
clasps, buckles, hatpins, fobs,
cigarette cases. match boxes.
ash trays, pocket knives, pap- -
er cutters. spoons, etc , at
` Dr.
prices ranging from r5c up
to   $2.50
W. N. Tanton
CHURCH SEHVIEES
FIRST METHODIST--Rev. A. 
Newcomb at 11 and Rev. J. Heaney at
l 1. ni-ble class at 2.30. Prayer ser-Q
f . , '\ vice on Wednesday evening at 1.30/
_ S 0 u ‘U e n I 1° Students and strangers cordially
welcome.
GRACE CHURCH.-Rev. J. Heaney.
mong' those present were some.
same alta
neath the shade, beside the pool,
winter warm, in summer cool."
appearance oi the children (then
improvements in the surrounding
play-ground ot those days re-
h, some distance north ot the
hund rs ago
METHODIST ' i
ll to he supplied at seven.|
any school and Bible class at 2.
A cordial invitation is extended
   __ _ *_ ~ -'  m11»tcuru¢11e»mn¢.'rn»¢nou¢m -, . 1 f -, _-_ I- 
\To. makeroomfor newstock `\'v¢_`2_1'¢ selling the _ _ vm-ml--?ER"£ _ _-tha th |23: zoaaymn z11trg>ugi1:cur. ¢l}R:nl`»:J:lj- `   " R  ' ' _ Q ,_ __ ._
- ~ ‘ ° ° ' ~  .“’l1| te summer-mono, “ ‘ ' ‘
remainder of our .stock of the People s Library 150 |m:;1;\i\”=:‘=‘;‘m:\_n alma' an kept ,the sahbum du to ,mp it ,,°,,_.,_I,,
,~i,u¢y wgrxpg for s uvlng. when me many plum. and aww: many dall-
;\inalment`prayed, give me neither Dov- 08
_ ery or rl_chon fha showed great win- ke
dom, tor many temptations, nur- for
round both extremes. Succon in bn
worldly atlairn, often loads to (01109 |50
fulness ot God and spiritual things. tw
"Lost we forget,” Christian brother,th
and sister, God reminds ua, to come I-I
out from the world and be aenllraf-8. 106
1 2.00
I for. _
>  $7,-.73
'1‘1{¢s¢_ mu' at _£7.78
Scotch Tweedand'Worst-
ed Suits bought from a
leading- Manufacturer in
Montreal at a riduculous-
ly low price, considering
the quality of material,
linings ,and the, splendid
finish and- -styles of the
,garments ' They are a
regular,‘f$f12.oo suit.
Made‘in the 'fashion-
able three ,and ,four but-
ton shck style-hand
tailoredfshoulders-lapels
and collars .nicely mould-
ed-silk sewn throughout
-canvas ,thoroughly
shrunk with good quality
satin body dining.. We
c a n fully recommend
them to our customers.
There is a chance to save
some dollars. -
ll `
` pf »
    -$83.5-*I
lot of 309 Scotch Tweed
ands Worsted S u its
bought from a leading
Manufacturer in Montre-
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.ggi-rf ill! li' U
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\‘ \i\» , _if li|: lv' *,d.1L»// r
 in  ‘  
.;/Ti   _ _
»/il; ,y fl ,\i _ Th ll Of ltlltll it '
are part of a lot ct`:3oo-  g\‘\§{ $8351; til; pickofthe
ir- . . Z
/,gy/,\i,,.,-'i  al at a ridnculously low
1 '\- 9 jim fl‘;,j' "1 price when_the quality of
‘ _ Hu  the ‘materials and _the _
2 I - Wil splendid style and finish _
|` ’ ~" "E , " of the garments are taken
into considerations. "Well
_ . ,  worth $13.00 a suit. Made
W-` ills. L in the dressy three button
A ‘ \‘  ,"‘ sack style-shoulders _
` `  `  hand tailored-1 a p e l s'
nicel moulded-s n u g
tl' .
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fitting collars-body lin- .
in s d uality satin-
triiirgliiigsq the kind a
first class tailor would
use-a classy dressy'suit
in every respect. Look
them over.
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Genuine Double' and Twisted ”`0xfords. Tweeds 65c yd. |
We have secured p quantity of double and twisted Oxford Tweeds Ban-
Pnusnvrnruan  -    
Fullerton at eleven and Rev. A.
,,,,',,,,.,,,,g,,,,, ,md c-cum, ,,t,,d,,,¢,,_ l nockburn patterns which we will sell at 65c yd. worth 85c in any store. '
F. Newcomb ht seven. Strangers and ' _ _
college students are cordially invited
to all servic.-tu. Sunday School at 2.
st. James? Presbyterian. Rev. | Highest ‘price paid for wool in cash or trade.
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School and Bible Class at 2.30, A cor vi¢gg_
dial invitation is offered strong- BAp'p1gT_
era Bud cvlleze ltlldwta- g Baptist church-Rev. z. L. nach
` Sunnyside ' GENTTL CHRISTIAN. - | at 11 and 1. sunday school at 2.30
Central C rlstmn.- Rev. J. F. with "Loyola-un" class or acnica in
F\°Yd at 1111 117. 51111115? school and church auditorium. A cordial wel-
30 1 ' -ni ' I
~ Bible Class nt 10 n.m. Prayer meeting come is extended to all the services WILL SELL SHARES
New Zion-Morning prayer meeting wednesday at s p_m. A11 seats tree. or this church. _ ---
at ten B-mo RW- G- C- T&Yl0l' at Collage students and strangers arei - ANGLIOAN
11 a. ru.. and 7 p. m. S u n day. cordially invited to attend all ner- '
ST. PAUL'S.--Rector Rev. T. W. LONDON; July 4___ Premier Ar
Mtll‘I\hy. Services Bt 11 and 7, Holy quith said in the House last night
§l‘i";';:;';l‘;l[‘ee “lt” m°"“i“5 “WVR”-I that members oi the Cabinet and
‘, trustees o_! the Liberal party funds
ST' PETER 'B CATHEDRAL~‘”‘H‘°lY had taken steps to divest tliémnelvea
Communion at 3 3- m- Mum’ at of any interest which they had in the
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u R m A“d °V°l\5°“8 lit 7 P- m- ` shares oi the American Marconi Co. ,
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Do You "Want Toff Increase Your Income
` By an Investment in The,Black Fox Industry
If You Do; Read This Carefully
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?
If you were asked by a friend to make ‘a selection from the numerous-.B1 k F0 P 't' - l 1
likely to give him. the best. Returns. Whit would You do ? - . ac X roposl [Ons now on the market’ ihat Woud be
Would you not first find out the Figure the Foxes were Capitalized at? Th ld ii cl ‘ ' '
location of the Ranch would demand your attention. Then the personell of the Directora§ena5i1(dutlYeO:aret;lke:gut the quality of Stock. Then the i
From The Standpoint Of The Investor
Looking for the best place in all Canada to make profits worth while I "
,The Brighton Black Fox Co.. Ltd;-,` Stcinds First * .
will earn.
er what the future will be,
pectlve investor ?
-.
6-zofniwesti `
lazi|s*r»u_ .ull sa. c
Capitalized At $13500 a Pair
Y -A 7' ., f 1 p ,_ _ - _ Q I ‘ i ._ ‘ »` ' " 1.7* -.5 ~.-_'.‘=‘.‘.-~»_,..`..’. -1 ._ _ . _ .,
To the conservative investor capitalization is of paramount inipo.t-
ance, because on this depends the percentage of dividends his investment
A GUARANTEE becomes no guarantee at all if you pay it your-
self on over-capitalization in the purchase price of stock."
These foxes were puchased previous to the advance in price and are
placed in the ranch at two to three thousand dollars a' pair lower than ‘
the present market price of first class stock.
The remarkabledevelopemeut of the Fox industry, makt s us wond-
A conservative estimate of next year’s returns from this ranch
would be. If 4 pairs of the foxes have average litters of 4 each, 4 going
to_the ranch for keep, leaves 12 for the Company, which if sold at present
price of $15,000 'per pair, would not the .stockholders about 111 per cent. 
If all 6 pairs have litters the profits would be ipr-oportlonately’iu¢rea.1ed. .
Cm Y°\l l°\l£|l1¢ circumstances more favorable to youasa pro-  Their should be no hesitation on the-part of any lnveatorivrho "l f'
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the options would he iii
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really wishes his money
p ' f  pFrank__R. Heartz
 -_  -Edtoin Aitken A
ll
in »*\m...mt~
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PRO VI SI
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The promoters of this Company decided months ago that noiring, '
but the best st- ck that money could buy would ever _‘ind its way#-into
their ranch. Therefore, when they obtained options on the six pal;-5 of "
Fcpres ef the world Famous Dalton, O_nlton, and Tuplin strains. ghey
re rained from advertising their proposition until they-_were sure ,lthat
led .
young foxes that ever looked out of aden. Their ancestry tracing bhck
to the Foxes who=e pelts brought t,he highest prices on the Lmdon
market, and now adorn the robes of Royaltyin the Courts of Euroyg’
1
On this class of stock depends thefdihre success of the Fox industry, "
“"5 th* mi" ‘V110 l'lV¢9f9_ $I000.0°"il1 this proposition is iayingthe
foundation of a permanent investment that in future yearn will be the '
means of earninghhousands of dollars,
to earn its utmost. - ~ 
.9 gal“9'
it' .
The Stock The , World’s Best 7 f The -Location Of The Rangh
- The ranch which is now under construction will be one of-the most if'
_ “P “H1112 In the Province. located on a beautiful grove of ml d 's ru
ze p ce
31:11. lxrdwood in the centre of 38 acrexrof land sin the prop rife; gf Llgut
.,G. Peake and J. J’ McKinnon and ha been °
- - pronounced by ex-
. igzlsacgéi Fox ranchers Lto be one of the best (if not the heat,-) in the
 _Y ' 10 rcant of amount subscribed for musthe nt 1| ¢| I
, _ _ .A  ‘  __ - _ mi  *mil* 5° #lt to the Seoy Treassiaor gtiiowiiriiiimflicx tration:
The Foxes are now on foot and are six pairs ofthe handsdinett ' i `
Application F orml ' .
' I lwfsby make an lim 2 so thc Bright.. 3|
on I a to _ n ack Fox Company! Limited of
- |_. ,,, ,I},‘,’,,,§’,,,,‘T_'}§*§’,,;*§',§g_§\;,° giifr ptsham in no canon ami. of an company
‘ ’ ` . °“°"°°° "°"°*ifh 101-or 'cms ofthe emimnfwlch aiu it iicnitm ma' um bu
Number ofl ahora  I
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-- For~P-rospectus And Application F arms.  To* Th¢Prg|‘,i3;¢ma] D;,.eé,¢m.s, I-To-,;
'  The-Maritime Fox Exchange And-,_-I I N I   I    'I I I 
J J McKinnon
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